The kind vibes are here to stay and her's to claim as Anna Dine brings her work to the forefront of Eora's turbulent music industry.

Fronted by many queer and female-identifying artists, are we seeing the Australian festival space take a redemption arc with this studded cast?

Aussie rock titans Grinspoon return to Brisbane to celebrate 30 years of iconic tunes on their Birthday Bonanza tour.

Playing an epic set at Roma Street Parklands, Cut Copy mixed in tracks from their new album into a run of crowd favourites from across their back catalogue. The energy was on point and, after not seeing Cut Copy since Big Day Out 2009, the nostalgic punch of 'Hearts on Fire' and 'Lights and Music' landed just as hard as it did back then. Among the newer material, 'When This Is Over' stood out as a highlight, while 'Solid' also found its mark with the crowd.

Playlunch was pure chaos in the best way possible — sweaty, hilarious, and bursting with unfiltered Aussie energy.

Under the night sky, with candles flickering around her, Amy Shark performed a stripped-back acoustic set that transformed the parklands into an intimate listening room.

Paleface Swiss offered an electrifying experience, filled with raw energy and intense performances. The frontman commanded the stage with passion, offering a high-octane show that pulled fans into the heart of the action. The mosh pits were alive with energy and crowd surfers soared above, adding to the wild, immersive vibe.

Hot off their leading single releases, 'MALADAPTIVE' has just hit streaming services and is already making numbers for Meanjin's most deserving twins.