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We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors give strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both First Nations and non-First Nations peoples, towards creating a better Queensland.

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Welcome to QPAC

Our state-of-the-art facility is located in the heart of Brisbane's cultural district and boasts a diverse range of performances across theatre, music, dance, and comedy.

Planning your visit to QPAC is easy, with multiple parking and public transport options available. You can also enjoy pre‑show dining including at our restaurant, Lyrebird, or grab a quick bite at Storytellers or tomtom.

Our friendly staff are on hand to assist you every step of the way. Join us for an unforgettable night of entertainment at QPAC.

  • Cashless Theatre Bars

    To help reduce queues, improve service flow and ensure you spend less time waiting and more time enjoying your performance, Theatre Bars at QPAC operate as cashless, accepting card and digital payments only. Our restaurants will continue to accept both cash and card.

Make the most of your visit

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Getting Here

Plan your visit to QPAC. There is a variety of ways to make your way to the theatre.

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Accessibility

We offer a range of services, facilities, and programs to ensure we provide a welcoming and inclusive experience for all visitors.

Eat & Drink

Just moments from your seat. We have savoury snacks, sweet treats, and refreshing beverages. Come early and enjoy a pre-show meal.

Traffic Updates & Notices

To help ensure that you don't miss a thing, we strongly recommend planning your transport ahead of time and leaving early to avoid any delays.

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Theatres & Spaces

Discover essential theatre info for your upcoming performance at QPAC. Explore our world-class venues and plan your visit today.

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Backstage Tours

Discover the magic that happens behind the scenes at Queensland Performing Arts Centre through our captivating Backstage Tours.

Friends of QPAC

Become a Friend of QPAC and receive benefits such as priority booking access, exclusive tours and 3‑month FREE Digital Stage access.

Stay Close By

Enjoy a show at QPAC and stay close by with a range of hotel packages at some of Brisbane’s finest hotels.

Just announced!

  • José González

    On the Banks José González

    25 Feb 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Internationally acclaimed Swedish singer-songwriter José González brings his signature folk sound and expressive vocals to On the Banks.

  • DakhaBrakha

    DakhaBrakha

    17 Mar 2027, 8pm
    Concert Hall

    Returning after sell-out shows, the award-winning Ukrainian quartet, DakhaBrakha brings their blended folk to Australia in March 2027.

  • Geese

    On the Banks Geese – Getting Killed Again Tour

    27 Feb 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Gen Z’s first great American rock band Geese are bringing their wildly unpredictable, high-energy live show to On the Banks!

  • Chase & Status

    On the Banks Chase & Status

    11 Mar 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Chase & Status are bringing their forward-thinking electronic music to Brisbane for a high-energy night at On the Banks.

  • James Kerwin conducting QPAC’s first Deaf-led tour at the QPAC 40 Open Day

    Deaf-led QPAC Discovery Tour in Auslan

    15 Jan & 5 Feb 2027, 10am
    QPAC

    Designed specifically for visitors who are Deaf or hard of hearing, experience what goes on behind the scenes at QPAC.

  • Fat Freddy’s Drop

    On the Banks Fat Freddy’s Drop

    5 Mar 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Fat Freddy’s Drop celebrate their 21st anniversary with a euphoric, diaphragm-wrecking night of genre-bending sounds at On the Banks.

  • Pete Murray

    On the Banks Pete Murray

    13 Mar 2027, From 4pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Join Pete Murray, one of Australia’s most successful singer-songwriters as he brings his stunning catalogue of hits to On the Banks.

  • Kasabian

    On the Banks Kasabian

    24 Feb 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    UK rock band Kasabian are bringing their brand-new chapter Act III to On the Banks.

  • Australian Girls Choir

    Australian Girls Choir – Annual Concert 2026

    15 Nov 2026, 2:30pm & 6pm
    Concert Hall

    The Australian Girls Choir present a spectacular showcase of song and dance at their 2026 Annual Concert.

  • Amyl and The Sniffers

    On the Banks Amyl and The Sniffers

    26 Feb 2027, From 6pm
    Cultural Forecourt, South Bank

    Don’t miss Amyl and The Sniffers’ feral live energy and razor-sharp songwriting at On the Banks.

  • The Princess Proms ConcertArtwork developed for promoter EV Productions Ltd using AI-assisted tools under human direction. Design by Mega-Events.

    The Princess Proms Concert

    7 Apr 2027, 2:30pm & 6:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Prepare for a show stopping performance as Princess Proms pay tribute to the iconic, heart-warming and nostalgic songs from animations.

  • Australian Youth Orchestra

    Australian Youth Orchestra

    11 July 2027, 3pm
    Concert Hall

    Gustav Mahler set out to create a symphony that contained “the whole world”, the Australian Youth Orchestra performs his first symphony dubbed Titan.

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