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Meet our Co-Collaborators

Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre (BEMAC)

Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre (BEMAC) is Queensland’s leading multicultural arts organisation. Recognising that culture is constantly evolving, BEMAC’s programming examines discourses and perceptions on multiculturalism, migration, and identity, leveraging the arts as a platform in which to pose difficult questions, challenge entrenched ideas, and enable change. Through public performances, exhibitions, and creative collaborations, BEMAC showcases artists who might otherwise remain outside institutional recognition, including Australian-born artists from diverse backgrounds who explore hybrid cultural influences and question national identity.

indelarts

indelarts is a not-for-profit arts company that provides creative opportunities for artists with a disability and who are neurodivergent. They offer arts training and employment through their original touring shows, community events, and workshops.

Omiya

Omiya is a DIY artist-management, record-label and booking company, with a focus on championing Asian diaspora in the Australian music scene.

QMusic

QMusic is the peak body for Queensland’s music sector, the state-wide representative voice for Queensland’s musicians, music workers, live music venues and fans.

QMusic resources and empower the businesses big and small who will create the soundtrack of Queensland’s future. From Cairns to Coolangatta, and Mackay to Mount Isa, they create artistic, social and economic outcomes for a successful contemporary music industry, with programs that include Australia’s largest music industry event, BIGSOUND; the Queensland Music Awards; Valley Fiesta; and industry development programs, scholarships and awards that assist music businesses across our state.

Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University

Queensland Conservatorium is one of Australia’s leading music and performing arts schools, offering a wide variety of degree options, from classical music, jazz, opera, and popular music to musical theatre, acting, music technology and music education. Learning at the Queensland Conservatorium involves intense creative immersion, fosters a critical and inquisitive mindset and nurtures distinctive and inclusive artists, innovators, performers, producers, researchers, cultural leaders and global citizens, well-prepared to navigate and shape the 21st century.

Vulcana Circus

Vulcana welcomes women, trans and non-binary gendered adults, kids and teens of all genders, to its inclusive circus training, performance making projects, and community engagement programs. It is an incubator for new, emerging and professional artists who have developed their passion as practitioners, performers and teachers in this art form that offers every body a place to explore their uniqueness and their creativity. Pictured: Collective Circus, Vulcana’s company-in-residence. Photo by Cecilia Martin.

Coming Up

Friday, 9 October with QMusic

Dallow

Hailing from Brisbane’s southside, five-piece indie alt rock outfit Dallow have quickly made noise across the city with a sound best described as indie rock with the rhythm section of a funk band. This quintet of multicultural misfits with big hearts and bigger ambitions lean into individuality, friendship, and honest expression. Drawing influence from some of Australia’s best indietronica outfits, their high energy sets across some of the city’s most iconic venues have built them a loyal following and a vibrant, playful crowd that feels like part of the band’s world. Dallow are proving they’re well beyond their humble high school band room beginnings, with only more to come.

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Live at Melbourne Street GreenKelsey Doyle
Live at Melbourne Street GreenKelsey Doyle
Live at Melbourne Street GreenKelsey Doyle
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Previous Events

Vulcana Circus

Collective Circus

Friday, 25 September with Vulcana.

Collective Circus is one of two companies in residence at Vulcana Arts Hub. They are a group of emerging artists based in Magandjin, Brisbane. They aim to create opportunities for young artists and strive to provide a space where artists can learn, collaborate and push creative boundaries as they take the next step in their circus journey.

Collective Circus, Photo by Cecilia Martin of Circus Obscura 2026.

Richard Brider

Friday, 18 September with IndleArts.

Richard Brider is a 25-year-old Brisbane (Meanjin) based pianist specialising in jazz, known for having a melodic touch to his playing, along with a rhythmical flair and playful approach to the piano. A visually impaired artist, Richard just completed his Bachelor of Music degree at the esteemed Jazz Music Institute here in Brisbane. His sound primarily draws upon classical roots, alongside swinging jazz traditions, bossa nova and Afro-Cuban grooves. Richard and his trio will be performing a mixture of American Songbook standards as well as some Latin and bossa nova tunes.

Ky Lovell Music

Friday, 18 September with IndleArts.

Feel the beat, connect with the rhythm, and experience the energy of live drumming with a Drum Circle & Jammalong led by Ky Lovell Music, a neurodiverse musician whose passion for music is out of this world!

Ky’s infectious energy and love for music make every session engaging, dynamic, and inclusive. Whether you're a seasoned musician or have never played an instrument before, everyone is welcome!

Ivan J. Collins & Ian Bennett

Friday, 18 September with IndleArts.

Ivan & Ian combine the talents of multi-talented singer, songwriter and harmonica player Ivan Collins with award-winning guitarist Ian Bennett. For more than 20 years, this Brisbane-based duo has captivated audiences with inspiring performances that bring Ivan’s personal sung-stories to life through raw emotion, memorable music and the occasional well-timed humour.

Ivan’s creativity extends far beyond the microphone. A writer, songwriter, producer, director, artist and publisher, his remarkable body of work reflects his country upbringing in Nanango and a life rich in experience. His works include “Yard Grass: An Australian Rural Musical” and “Crack Sniper:The Musical”, both held in the Australian National Library, along with hundreds of original songs capturing the heart, humour and spirit of Australian life.

Together, Ivan & Ian create an unforgettable blend of storytelling, musicianship and genuine Australian character.

Raíssa

Friday, 11 September with BEMAC.

Raíssa is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and producer. Rooted in the rhythms of Brazil and inspired by jazz, MPB and contemporary music, she crafts a sound that refuses to fit into a single genre.

Based in Byron Bay, Australia, she performs in Portuguese and English, bringing authenticity, groove and emotion to every stage.

Now performing simply as Raíssa, she is producing the songs she has been writing for years.

Jamie Lamont

Friday, 4 September with Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.

Jamie Lamont is a 21-year-old soul-pop artist carving her lane in Australia’s music scene. Known for her powerhouse vocals, infectious grooves and vibrant storytelling, Jamie creates music that feels both bold and deeply personal.

Inspired by icons like Chaka Khan and Joss Stone, as well as more contemporary artists like RAYE and Olivia Dean, Jamie is drawn to music that feels larger than life. Her songs showcase rich, sultry vocals and honest storytelling that explores themes of self-discovery, growth and learning to embrace your truest most authentic self.

QPAC