
Upcoming Concerts

Hope (with Ignite Choir)
SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 2026 7:30pm
Old Museum Building Concert Hall, Brisbane
After a spectacular sellout season for their 20th Anniversary in 2026, Ignite Choir return to the Old Museum for an evening of epic, inspiring, and uplifting choral music. You will hear pieces from classical choral repertoire, musical theatre, and the gospel traditions.
Enjoy a 100-piece choir, accompanied by the majestic sounds of Queensland Wind and Brass, in a beautiful heritage space that was made for music like this. The performance will include a very special piece specifically written for Ignite Choir’s 20th Anniversary by award-winning composer Joe Twist. This will be a concert not to miss for fans of choral and orchestral music.
Ticket information: Tickets available for purchase through the Old Museum Box Office.

Bands in Parks – Queensland Tennis Centre
SATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2026 6pm
Queensland Tennis Centre, Tennyson
Come along to the Queensland Tennis Centre for a free evening performance.
Ticket information: This is a free performance, with further information provided closer to the event.

Tartan Tapestry
SATURDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2026 7pm
Old Museum Building Concert Hall, Brisbane
Like threads woven through wool, Tartan Tapestry weaves together the music, mths, and memories of Celtic culture in a rich, vibrant concert experince.
With soaring melodies, spirited dances, and soulful laments, this program features music for concert band, bagpipes, and voice – each piece a thread in a colourful portrait of tradition and storytelling from the Celtic world.
Ticket information: Tickets available for purchase through the Old Museum Box Office closer to the event.

Bands in Parks – Christmas Lights at Government House
TUESDAY 15 DECEMBER 2026 7pm
Government House, Paddington
Come along and celebrate the Christmas season with a free performance at Government House.
Ticket information: This is a free performance, with further information provided closer to the event.
Looking for more music magic?
Head to our YouTube channel to immerse yourself in the sounds and vibrations of Queensland Wind and Brass from the last decade.
