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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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  • 2026
  • Mob Music
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  • Popular Music
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clancestry-mob-music Mob Music QPAC Popular Music, First Nations, Free Clancestry Mob Music

31 Jul & 2 Aug 2026
Cultural Forecourt, South Bank
Free Event
Free

Overview

Get ready for two nights of jam-packed free live music on our Mob Music stage! Come down to the Festival Ground on South Bank’s Culture Forecourt and enjoy the vibes as the sun goes down with the sounds of our deadly First Nations artists. 

Set against the backdrop of the Brisbane River and city skyline, check out the epic line-up of artists below and join us for free live music under the stars!  

Mob Music is part of Clancestry. Find out more about Clancestry.

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Important Information

Performers and set times are subject to change.

Check out the line-up!

Friday, 31 July 2026, From 7pm

LanGwij | 7pm

LanGwij are a band of Barkindji, Samoan, and Māori brothers and cousins, aged 14 to 17, based in Ipswich/Tulmur. Formed in 2023, they began performing covers under the name The Eatles before developing original songs that reflect their culture, community, and lived experiences. Despite their young age, LanGwij has already appeared on respected stages including The Triffid, Wonderstruck at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, and Waitangi Day at Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct. With a growing following and a reputation for engaging live shows, LanGwij are working towards their debut release in late 2026.

ZIPPORAH | 7:45pm

Fresh off the release of her new music but backed by years of live performance experience, ZIPPORAH is a seasoned and magnetic performer who knows how to command a stage. Her recent highlights include appearances at the AFC Opening Ceremony, Melbourne Fashion Week and the National NAIDOC Awards (2025), following standout sets at Blak Powerhouse and AFL Gather Round.

With a reputation for soulful vocals, captivating presence and deep musicality, ZIPPORAH brings both polish and heart to every performance. At Clancestry, she will be performing songs from her debut release Naungu urui.

Say True God? | 8:30pm

Headlining the Mob Music stage this Clancestry, Say True God? brings an electrifying live show that blends raw hip-hop energy with powerful storytelling. With a growing national presence and a reputation for moving crowds, his performances hit hard – balancing intensity with moments of reflection and connection. Expect big energy, real stories, and a set that stays with you long after it ends.   

Sunday, 2 August 2026, From 5pm

trials | 5pm

Dan Rankine PKA as trials is a renowned producer from Adelaide with two double Platinum and 10 Gold records under his belt, along with four ARIA Awards and five further nominations.

As a producer, trials has written musical scores for several movies, miniseries and documentaries. His impressive body of work includes collaborations, co-writes and production of tracks with a wide range of artists and genres including Drapht, Gurrumul, Archie Roach, Hilltop Hoods, Pete Murray, Seth Sentry, Illy, DZ Deathrays, Paul Kelly, Thelma Plum, Mo’Ju and Dune Rats to name a few.

trials’ work with A.B. ORIGINAL has left a mark on the Australian music scene like no other. A.B. ORIGINAL have appeared at several live events including BigSound keynote presentation and interview, MCing and performances at Laneway, supporting 50 Cent, Hilltop Hoods and Midnight Oil Australian tours, and a special live performance with Paul Kelly at the 2017 ARIA Awards.

In May 2026, trials finally released his highly anticipated debut autobiographical solo album. Entirely produced, performed, recorded and mixed by trials, hendle is an unflinching emotive collection of 10 songs that tell the unsanitised story of a childhood built on displacement and the carceral system.

Three Fires | 5:45pm

Three Fires connects Gugu Yalanji, Kamilaroi, Tongan, Jawoyn and Torres Strait Islander artists Jungaji, Radical Son and Candice Lorrae, bringing to the stage some of their best work spanning more than two decades in music. This is a one-night-only performance not to be missed.

Built across three chapters, Lineage, Gathering and Becoming, the show moves through past, present and future, inviting audiences to reflect on the fire that came before us, the fire we share now, and the fire we carry forward.

Backed by a dynamic live band, Three Fires moves seamlessly between Indigenous Soul / R&B, Roots, Folk and storytelling. Rich, layered harmonies sit at the heart of the performance, as each artist brings their own distinct voice, coming together in powerful moments of collaboration.

More than a concert, Three Fires is a gathering, a space of connection, culture and shared experience. We invite audiences to listen deeply and be carried by the strength of song, harmony and community. 

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  • Mob MusicImage by Tai Bobongie
  • Mob MusicImage by Tai Bobongie
  • Mob MusicImage by Tai Bobongie
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