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QPAC's Concert Hall

Concert Hall

The QPAC Concert Hall is one of Australia's most spectacular concert venues. With its versatile design and exceptional acoustics, this venue sets the stage for unforgettable performances, ranging from grand orchestral concerts to side-splitting stand-up comedy shows.

Step into the QPAC Concert Hall and be mesmerised by its distinctive architecture, which perfectly complements the intimate atmosphere. The front of stage auditorium boasts 1,600 seats, each offering a prime view of the performance. And if needed, the seating capacity can expand to 1,800 with the use of the choir balcony seats.

As you take your seat, your gaze will be drawn to the towering presence of the magnificent Klais Grand Organ, proudly displaying its impressive array of 6,500 pipes. This awe-inspiring instrument not only adds to the visual splendor but also enhances the acoustics, creating a truly immersive musical experience.

Concert Hall Seating Maps

  • Concert Hall Stalls Seating Map
  • Concert Hall Balcony Seating Map
  • Concert Hall Reverse Mode Seating Map

Concert Hall Visual and Sensory Guide

  • Concert Hall Visual and Sensory Guide

What you need to know about this theatre:

Box Office & Foyer Opening Times

Located on Level M, upstairs from the Grey Street entrance. If you're collecting your tickets at the Box Office, be sure to have your Booking Reference Number handy for a smooth pickup.

Foyers and bars will be open 1.5 hours before performance time.

Drop Off/Loading Zones

The southbound drop-off zone on Grey Street is the best option for Concert Hall performances.

Parking

Parking options include the Performing Arts Car Park and the Art Gallery/Museum car park.

Lifts & Access

Three lifts provide access to the Concert Hall foyers from the ground floor. Check your ticket for your door number and go to Level 2 for doors 1-10, or Level 4 for all other doors. Unless you have specifically booked wheelchair accessible seating, there may be some stairs involved during your visit. Call 136 246 if you have any mobility concerns.

Eat & Drink

Dining options are located on the ground level including the Lyrebird, Storytellers and tomtom. The theater bars also sell light snacks, and vending machines are available for chocolates and other items. There are theatre bars on Level T and 4.

Cloakroom

Large bags and umbrellas must be left in the cloakroom, located on Level M. For more information, please go to our Help section.

Bathrooms

Toilets are located on Level TM, with additional toilets on Levels M and 4, and downstairs from Door 6 on the Grey Street side of the foyer. Accessible toilets are available on the ground level and Levels LM, 2, and 4. There is a baby change facility in the toilets on Level TM.

Booster Cushions

There are a limited number of booster seats available. You can find out more information in our help guide.

Merchandise

Merchandise stands can be found on the Stalls level (Level 2), and pop-up stands may appear on the ground floor.

What to wear

It's not necessary to dress up to come to QPAC, although guests may like to dress for a special occasion. Generally, smart casual dress is perfect. As our theatres are air-conditioned, you may want to bring a light wrap or jacket, especially during Brisbane's summer weather.

Concert Hall Location

The Concert Hall is located within QPAC and is easily accessible from South Brisbane Station and Cultural Forecourt. 

Gallery

  • Concert Hall set up in Reverse Mode with seating on the stage

What’s on at the Concert Hall

  • Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody

    Australian Chamber Orchestra Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody

    16 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    A musical revelation starring pianist Dejan Lazić, with a world premiere from John Luther Adams.

  • An Evening with Yotam Ottolenghi

    An Evening with Yotam Ottolenghi

    17 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Chef, restaurateur and much-loved author Yotam Ottolenghi returns to QPAC with a feast for all the senses. 

  • Musica Viva Australia A Winter’s Journey

    Musica Viva Australia A Winter’s Journey

    19 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    The incomparable Allan Clayton and Kate Golla set out once again on A Winter’s Journey, warmed by Fred Williams’ glowing visions of Australia.

  • Sir Tony Robinson

    An Audience with Sir Tony Robinson

    20 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Join Sir Tony Robinson as he shares stories from his remarkable career, his passion for history, and his thrilling fiction debut.

  • Classic Alchemy

    Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra Classic Alchemy

    21 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Indulge in an evening where the familiar and unexpected dance side by side. This is Camerata at its unconducted best: vibrant, intimate, & full of passion.

  • Jonathan Van Ness – Hot & Healed

    Jonathan Van Ness – Hot & Healed

    25 Feb 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Jonathan Van Ness is bringing his brand-new show Hot & Healed to Australia. A show of unfiltered comedy, wildly entertaining and fun!

  • Barton & Brodsky

    Barton & Brodsky

    26 Feb 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    William Barton, together with the Brodsky Quartet, is a sensational combination, resulting in a musical feast for audiences.

  • The Music of John Williams

    Queensland Symphony Orchestra The Music of John Williams

    27 - 28 Feb 2026
    Concert Hall

    Experience the unforgettable sound of film scores by the iconic John Williams, live with Queensland Symphony Orchestra.

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