With Paul McCartney in town it’s no ordinary week, but former Beatles aren’t the only drawcards as we head into November.
When Paul McCartney first performed in Brisbane, 59 short years ago, the screams were so loud nobody could hear his voice. Amplification tech has improved somewhat since the Beatles played their four shows at Festival Hall, but don’t expect the clamour to be any less for Macca at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday.heartthrob William McInnes, who’s appearing in conversation, or for veteran art-pop brothers Sparks. Meanwhile, the BIFF and British Film Festivals offer plenty of big-screen excitement.
Come in costume to enjoy food trucks, Halloween markets, rides and more at this free family event organised by Morningside Ward councillor Lucy Collier.You probably got your tickets months ago for what may be your last chance to see a real live Beatle in concert. Be sure to save your voice for theMr Grumbles the Rufous Rat Kangaroo is one of the stars of Lone Pine’s new immersive nighttime adventure.
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