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6 June, 2025

Make music in Moreton

OVER 70 live gigs and more than 160 musicians will be playing at 16 venues in Redcliffe, North Lakes, and Caboolture during June, as Moreton Bay celebrates Make Music Month.


The Smashing Bumpkins.
The Smashing Bumpkins.

City of Moreton Bay’s free month-long celebration shines a spotlight on the diverse local musical talent. Make Music Month provides a platform for local musicians to connect with the community through live performances, workshops, and jam sessions. This year’s program includes a diverse range of genres from country to classical, folk to funk.

City of Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery said Make Music Month was a testament to the rich cultural fabric of our city and encouraged everyone to take part.
“It’s where community spirit and musical talent come together to create something truly special. From our local legends to emerging artists, Make Music Month is all about celebrating the sounds of our city,” he said.

Notable events include:

  • How Deep is Your Love: A Tribute to the Bee Gees: featuring Amber Worthington, Bradley McCaw, and Kel Timmons Quintet

  • The Smashing Bumpkins: High-energy bush dance beats with simple, easy-to-follow steps

  • TRICHOTOMY: Contemporary jazz at Arana Hills Library

  • Vixens of Fall: Country-pop trio that have topped the iTunes Country Chart

  • Shugorei: Percussion and electronic duo blending Japanese and Western influences

A live music trail will also bring pop-up performances to City of Moreton Bay’s 16 cultural venues, and there will be micro-festivals at Redcliffe Library, North Lakes Corso, and Caboolture Hub and Library.

Visitors can also get hands-on with People’s Instruments like pop-up pianos, marimbas, and vibraphones, plus explore interactive workshops in ukulele, bucket drumming, and digital music-making.

Micro Festival Dates:
Redcliffe Micro-Festival (Fri 6 – Sat 7 June): Redcliffe Library, Museum, and Art Gallery.
North Lakes Micro-Festival (Sat 21 June): North Lakes Library, Community Centre, and YMCA The Space.
Caboolture Micro-Festival (Sat 28 June): Caboolture Hub and Library.

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