The best concerts still to see in Brisbane in 2025
OMG, he's really that guy. Showcasing his acclaimed seventh album, Chromakopia – with special guests Lil Yachty and Paris Texas – Tyler, The Creator is coming to Brisbane.
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, August 30-31.
LeAnn Rimes
If there were any doubts that country is cool in the River City, a major tour by the How Do I Live? singer puts them to rest.
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Thursday, September 11.
Air Supply
Fifty years since joining forces, Australia's power-ballad masters Graham and Russell reunite to sing certified bangers All Out of Love, Lost in Love, Love and Other Bruises, and even a few without 'love' in the title.
Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre, Sunday, September 14.
The Wombats
Liverpool's most famous marsupials return to play songs from their new album, Oh! The Ocean, and other highlights of their 22-year career.
Riverstage, Friday, September 26.
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
The Cleveland rap pioneers still boast their original line-up and have 34 years' worth of material to draw from.
Riverstage, Tuesday, October 31.
Ricky Martin
Still livin' la vida loca, Martin is gearing up to deliver a high-energy 90-minute show, replete with latin fire.
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Thursday, November 6.
Metallica
Diehard fans will be off to Never Never Land, aka Lang Park, to check in with Metallica's record-breaking M72 World Tour.
Suncorp Stadium, Wednesday, November 12.
Cliff Richard
Yes, he's still alive. A music star for 65 years, Sir Cliff will perform decade-straddling hits including Living Doll, We Don't Talk Anymore, Devil Woman and Wired for Sound.
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wednesday, November 12.
Pixies
Black Francis and those indie stalwarts of Here Comes Your Man renown are playing old stuff and new stuff for two nights at the Fortitude Music Hall.
Fortitude Music Hall, November 16-17.
Lenny Kravitz
Just the mention of his name will put the riff from Are You Gonna Go My Way? in your head for the rest of the week, and his Blue Electric Light show features equally rifftastic special guests Jet.
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Friday, November 21.
Rufus Du Sol
Fifth album Inhale / Exhale confirmed their popularity with fans of chilly electropop worldwide, and the Australian trio bring their tour to town in November.
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, November 25-26.
Parcels
Byron Bay's finest, who recently performed at Coachella and clocked up a billion streams, will showcase their new album at the Riverstage.
Riverstage, Friday, November 28.
Franz Ferdinand
With more than 10 million albums sold, one of the UK's most successful bands, the Take Me Out art-school rockers, released sixth album The Human Fear in January.
Riverstage, Saturday, November 29.
Lady Gaga
Oh la la – the Oscar-nominated actor, fashion icon and pop-music genius makes a long-awaited return on The Mayhem Ball tour.
Suncorp Stadium, Tuesday, December 9.
AC/DC
It's been more than a decade, but there is voltage left in the ageing rock monsters yet, with Angus and Brian returning to lead the Power Up tour.
Suncorp Stadium, December 14 & 18.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Age
12 hours ago
- The Age
The best concerts still to see in Brisbane in 2025
Tyler, The Creator OMG, he's really that guy. Showcasing his acclaimed seventh album, Chromakopia – with special guests Lil Yachty and Paris Texas – Tyler, The Creator is coming to Brisbane. Brisbane Entertainment Centre, August 30-31. LeAnn Rimes If there were any doubts that country is cool in the River City, a major tour by the How Do I Live? singer puts them to rest. Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Thursday, September 11. Air Supply Fifty years since joining forces, Australia's power-ballad masters Graham and Russell reunite to sing certified bangers All Out of Love, Lost in Love, Love and Other Bruises, and even a few without 'love' in the title. Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre, Sunday, September 14. The Wombats Liverpool's most famous marsupials return to play songs from their new album, Oh! The Ocean, and other highlights of their 22-year career. Riverstage, Friday, September 26. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony The Cleveland rap pioneers still boast their original line-up and have 34 years' worth of material to draw from. Riverstage, Tuesday, October 31. Ricky Martin Still livin' la vida loca, Martin is gearing up to deliver a high-energy 90-minute show, replete with latin fire. Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Thursday, November 6. Metallica Diehard fans will be off to Never Never Land, aka Lang Park, to check in with Metallica's record-breaking M72 World Tour. Suncorp Stadium, Wednesday, November 12. Cliff Richard Yes, he's still alive. A music star for 65 years, Sir Cliff will perform decade-straddling hits including Living Doll, We Don't Talk Anymore, Devil Woman and Wired for Sound. Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wednesday, November 12. Pixies Black Francis and those indie stalwarts of Here Comes Your Man renown are playing old stuff and new stuff for two nights at the Fortitude Music Hall. Fortitude Music Hall, November 16-17. Lenny Kravitz Just the mention of his name will put the riff from Are You Gonna Go My Way? in your head for the rest of the week, and his Blue Electric Light show features equally rifftastic special guests Jet. Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Friday, November 21. Rufus Du Sol Fifth album Inhale / Exhale confirmed their popularity with fans of chilly electropop worldwide, and the Australian trio bring their tour to town in November. Brisbane Entertainment Centre, November 25-26. Parcels Byron Bay's finest, who recently performed at Coachella and clocked up a billion streams, will showcase their new album at the Riverstage. Riverstage, Friday, November 28. Franz Ferdinand With more than 10 million albums sold, one of the UK's most successful bands, the Take Me Out art-school rockers, released sixth album The Human Fear in January. Riverstage, Saturday, November 29. Lady Gaga Oh la la – the Oscar-nominated actor, fashion icon and pop-music genius makes a long-awaited return on The Mayhem Ball tour. Suncorp Stadium, Tuesday, December 9. AC/DC It's been more than a decade, but there is voltage left in the ageing rock monsters yet, with Angus and Brian returning to lead the Power Up tour. Suncorp Stadium, December 14 & 18.
West Australian
3 days ago
- West Australian
Where do celebrities stay in Bali? Four Seasons Resort and Soori Estate among top spots
When celebrities visit Bali, they don't just stay at luxury resorts. They stay at private residences set within the compounds of luxury resorts — super-villas or mansions that offer the ultimate in privacy, luxury and personalised service. In 2017, Barack Obama and his family stayed at the Royal Villa, a three-storey, three-bedroom residence at the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan on the outskirts of Bali's spiritual capital Ubud — the same residence where Julia Roberts lived with her two children while shooting Eat, Pray, Love alongside Spanish actor Javier Bardem in 2009. To avoid pandemonium, the Obamas did not check in at the hotel's reception. They were driven to the edge of the 72ha resort where a concealed clocktower staircase descends into the Royal Villa. The ground floor has a sunken living room, an even larger master bedroom and a formal dining room crowned by a nautically themed chandelier. Every room has floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open onto a private garden where guests can spend their days lounging on canopied daybeds and swimming in a heated infinity-edged pool. An hour's drive but a million metaphorical miles away from the popular beaches of southern Bali on the lower west coast, Soori Bali in Tabanan Regency is one of the most sophisticated and secretive luxury resorts in Bali. Fronted by an empty volcanic black sand beach with a backdrop of emerald-green rice fields and the soft blue mountains of western Bali, you can walk for an hour from the front gate and see only locals, fishers and farmers, kids flying kites, or perhaps a lone surfer searching for uncrowded waves. Originally the holiday home of Soo K. Chan, one of Singapore's most renowned architects, today the property operates as a five-star only-villa resort with an Olympic-sized infinity-edge pool, 10 Hindu temples and shrines and 48 slick residences. They are mostly one-bedroom units though generously sized with private pools, inner courtyards and outdoor decks with barbecue and bar facilities. But when the Kardashians came here in 2018 to celebrate Kim Kardashian's 38th birthday, they stayed at Soori Estate, a double-storey mega-villa set on 5250m of beachfront. One of the largest and most expensive houses in Bali, it has 10 bedrooms with uninterrupted coastal views and rock-star bathrooms: marble-clad chambers with oversized bathtubs and grand shower rooms. In 2011, a few months after they made their red-carpet debut as a couple at the Vanity Fair Oscars party, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez were spotted at the Bulgari Resort Bali, a super-luxury resort set on the sea cliffs of Uluwatu, the southernmost point on the island. But the former couple who shared a tumultuous relationship and split up for the last time in 2018 did not stay at one of the resort's 59 villas. Instead, they stayed in one of Bulgari's five mansions, each with a front gate hewed from volcanic stone housing a security pavilion. Two luxury vans with drivers are included in the daily rate, along with housekeepers, groundskeepers, pool cleaners and a butler. The foyer leads into an open-plan living and dining room with a 10-person couch, Bang and Olufsen high-fidelity sound systems, a bar and a gourmet kitchen crammed with Miele appliances. A grand staircase crowned by a 5m crystal chandelier (or you can take the elevator) descends to the bedrooms on the ground floor. Each features a salon, walk-in dressing rooms, oversized bathrooms with onyx marble bathtubs plus outdoor showers enclosed by terrace doors that open onto sprawling decks. Beyond them lie 4000sqm of manicured tropical gardens with open-air lounge and dining pavilions plus a two-tier 25m infinity-edge pool.
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Perth Now
Inside the epic super villas where celebrities stay in Bali
When celebrities visit Bali, they don't just stay at luxury resorts. They stay at private residences set within the compounds of luxury resorts — super-villas or mansions that offer the ultimate in privacy, luxury and personalised service. Former US president Barack Obama with his wife Michelle and daughter Sasha. Credit: DA / AP In 2017, Barack Obama and his family stayed at the Royal Villa, a three-storey, three-bedroom residence at the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan on the outskirts of Bali's spiritual capital Ubud — the same residence where Julia Roberts lived with her two children while shooting Eat, Pray, Love alongside Spanish actor Javier Bardem in 2009. To avoid pandemonium, the Obamas did not check in at the hotel's reception. They were driven to the edge of the 72ha resort where a concealed clocktower staircase descends into the Royal Villa. The Royal Villa at Four Seasons. Credit: Supplied The ground floor has a sunken living room, an even larger master bedroom and a formal dining room crowned by a nautically themed chandelier. Every room has floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open onto a private garden where guests can spend their days lounging on canopied daybeds and swimming in a heated infinity-edged pool. The Royal Villa at Four Seasons. Credit: Supplied Soori, Bali. Credit: Supplied An hour's drive but a million metaphorical miles away from the popular beaches of southern Bali on the lower west coast, Soori Bali in Tabanan Regency is one of the most sophisticated and secretive luxury resorts in Bali. Fronted by an empty volcanic black sand beach with a backdrop of emerald-green rice fields and the soft blue mountains of western Bali, you can walk for an hour from the front gate and see only locals, fishers and farmers, kids flying kites, or perhaps a lone surfer searching for uncrowded waves. Originally the holiday home of Soo K. Chan, one of Singapore's most renowned architects, today the property operates as a five-star only-villa resort with an Olympic-sized infinity-edge pool, 10 Hindu temples and shrines and 48 slick residences. They are mostly one-bedroom units though generously sized with private pools, inner courtyards and outdoor decks with barbecue and bar facilities. Soori Estate. Credit: Supplied But when the Kardashians came here in 2018 to celebrate Kim Kardashian's 38th birthday, they stayed at Soori Estate, a double-storey mega-villa set on 5250m of beachfront. One of the largest and most expensive houses in Bali, it has 10 bedrooms with uninterrupted coastal views and rock-star bathrooms: marble-clad chambers with oversized bathtubs and grand shower rooms. Soori Estate. Credit: Supplied Bulgari Hotel Bali. Credit: Murray Fredericks In 2011, a few months after they made their red-carpet debut as a couple at the Vanity Fair Oscars party, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez were spotted at the Bulgari Resort Bali, a super-luxury resort set on the sea cliffs of Uluwatu, the southernmost point on the island. Justin Bieber covers his tattooed torso in the clip for Anyone. Credit: YouTube But the former couple who shared a tumultuous relationship and split up for the last time in 2018 did not stay at one of the resort's 59 villas. Instead, they stayed in one of Bulgari's five mansions, each with a front gate hewed from volcanic stone housing a security pavilion. Two luxury vans with drivers are included in the daily rate, along with housekeepers, groundskeepers, pool cleaners and a butler. Bulgari Bali residence. Credit: Richard Bryant / The foyer leads into an open-plan living and dining room with a 10-person couch, Bang and Olufsen high-fidelity sound systems, a bar and a gourmet kitchen crammed with Miele appliances. A grand staircase crowned by a 5m crystal chandelier (or you can take the elevator) descends to the bedrooms on the ground floor. Each features a salon, walk-in dressing rooms, oversized bathrooms with onyx marble bathtubs plus outdoor showers enclosed by terrace doors that open onto sprawling decks. Beyond them lie 4000sqm of manicured tropical gardens with open-air lounge and dining pavilions plus a two-tier 25m infinity-edge pool. Bulgari Bali residence. Credit: Richard Bryant / Bulgari Bali residence. Credit: Richard Bryant
