Brisbane will be the place to groove in September with the launch of a new music trail.
Queensland Music Trails, the company behind similar events in the Scenic Rim and western Queensland, will debut its Brisbane series at Northshore Hamilton on September 16 with theThe Avalanches, Ladyhawke and Groove Armada will headline the one-day launch party, which will feature some of the best dance, electronic and live acts from Australia and around the world.
Queensland Music Trails plans to establish seven trails across the state over three years, with each program linking to an area’s geography and culture. “This city has an incredible music heritage. We really want to show the world who we are as Queenslanders and what we’re proud of.”
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