Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane City Hall, located in the heart of the Brisbane CBD at 64 Adelaide St, is a heritage-listed landmark known for its distinctive sandstone facade, soaring clock tower, and grand circular Main Auditorium capped by a copper dome. This venue provides a memorable setting for a diverse range of entertainment. The hall hosts concerts, comedy events, orchestral programs, and a variety of civic and community celebrations. Audiences can expect warm acoustics, clear sightlines, and the presence of a historic pipe organ that features prominently in classical and choral performances. The event schedule caters to varied tastes, encompassing music, arts, and community gatherings, from intimate recitals to gala nights and speaker series. Notably, it hosts events such as the 'ICONS ONLY' night, known for its queer and drag performances. Situated on King George Square, the venue benefits from convenient public transport connections, including nearby bus services and proximity to Central Station. Brisbane City Hall offers accessible entry and seating options, and is surrounded by numerous restaurants and bars, allowing visitors to easily combine a show with a full evening out.
- Type
- Event Venue
- Address
- 64 Adelaide St
- Suburb
- Brisbane City
- Website
- https://www.vividseats.com/brisbane-city-hall-tickets/venue/18800
Vibes: Queer, Drag, Extravaganza, Glamour, Party, Community, Historic Pub, High Energy
Events
- ICONS ONLY - Brisbane — 2026-11-22 — 17:00:00 — Brisbane City Hall — Brisbane City — $89
- OASIS x Harry K - SPLASH OUT – Float & Flaunt, The MELT Parade Cruise — 2026-10-24 — City Botanic Gardens River Hub — Brisbane City — $34.2
- 'she is' with Sacred Hearts — 2026-11-06 — Felons Brewing Co — Brisbane City — Free
- Our Stories on Screen: QUT Pride Film Festival — 2026-10-21 — Owen J. Wordsworth room (S block level 12), QUT Gardens Point — Brisbane City — Free
What's on at Brisbane City Hall
About Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane City Hall, located in the heart of the Brisbane CBD at 64 Adelaide St, is a heritage-listed landmark known for its distinctive sandstone facade, soaring clock tower, and grand circular Main Auditorium capped by a copper dome. This venue provides a memorable setting for a diverse range of entertainment. The hall hosts concerts, comedy events, orchestral programs, and a variety of civic and community celebrations. Audiences can expect warm acoustics, clear sightlines, and the presence of a historic pipe organ that features prominently in classical and choral performances. The event schedule caters to varied tastes, encompassing music, arts, and community gatherings, from intimate recitals to gala nights and speaker series. Notably, it hosts events such as the 'ICONS ONLY' night, known for its queer and drag performances. Situated on King George Square, the venue benefits from convenient public transport connections, including nearby bus services and proximity to Central Station. Brisbane City Hall offers accessible entry and seating options, and is surrounded by numerous restaurants and bars, allowing visitors to easily combine a show with a full evening out.
