Brisbane’s top emerging musicians are taking over Brisbane this weekend.
Griffith University’s Queensland Conservatorium Popular Music students will perform throughout the Queen Street Mall as part of The City Sounds from Friday 3 October to Sunday 5 October.
In a huge line-up, the free performances showcase the talents of independent emerging artists from the Conservatorium.
Head of Popular Music, Dr Donna Weston said The City Sounds was part of the shift in focus to live performance for students.
“With changes in technology, and the rise of digitally available music, the industry has undergone significant change, with a shift from music sales as the major revenue to live performance,” Dr Weston said.
“In the Bachelor of Popular Music, the Conservatorium has kept up with these changes with the Seed album as well as a series of events at QPAC, Brisbane Festival and now The City Sounds,” she said.
Friday, 3 October
Queen Street Mall Stage
Jackson James Smith: 5pm
Maximo: 6pm
Jake Whittaker: 7pm
Milano Café
Bree De Rome: 4.30pm
Rhettro: 5.30pm
Lane-Harry x Ike Campbell: 6.30pm
Visitor Information Centre
Lily Budiasa: 5pm
Cadence: 6pm
Marcus Blacke: 7pm
Saturday, 4 October
Queen Street Mall Stage
Aquila Young: noon
Timber Bones: 1pm
David Baker: 2pm
Milano Café
Clodagh: 11.30am
Taylor Moss: 12.30pm
Emily: 1.30pm
Visitor Information Centre
Emily: noon
David Baker: 1pm
Aquila Young: 2pm
Sunday, 5 October
Queen Street Mall Stage
Baskervillian: noon
Josh Lovegrove: 1pm
ESSIE: 2pm
Milano Café
Maple: 11.30am
Lara Frew: 12.30pm
Mikayla J: 1.30pm
Visitor Information Centre
Josh Lovegrove: noon
ESSIE: 1pm
Jessie Ryan-Allen: 2pm
