If a night of dancing to top 40 dance beats in the pub bores you, there are many other alternatives. For example, you can go to the magical mega-club Cloudland. The place is decorated in red and black themes, with couches and cups matching the theme. It also has level three private booths, Bondage rooms and two Function Rooms. Here are some of the best clubs in Brisbane for music and dance lovers.
Lefty’s Music Hall
Lefty’s Music Hall is the spirit of Americana, reborn in Brisbane’s former Baroona Labor Hall. Featuring vibrant scarlet walls and gorgeous old-timey decor, the venue transports patrons to an era defined by honky-tonk rhythm and nostalgia.
The venue also hosts a variety of live music events, including acoustic performances by local singer-songwriters and bands. There are also live jazz performances by international renowned pianists and musicians. It’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy some quality time with friends or family.
This is a great venue for fans of blues, jazz, and soul. It’s a fun night out and an excellent way to see some local talent. The staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. The drinks are reasonably priced, and the service is quick. It’s a good choice for anyone looking for a night out in Brisbane.
Mi Casa
Mi Casa is a South African house music group founded by Dr. Duda (producer and pianist), J’Something (vocalist and guitarist) and Mo-T (trumpeter). They have remained chart favorites in their homeland since the release of their 2011 debut album, Mi Casa es Tu Casa, including their first single These Streets, which made it to every major radio and music video chart in South Africa. The club’s features include three individual studios, two high-end 5.1 home theaters, and a dedicated pre/post-production suite. The venue also hosts various live performances and DJ nights throughout the week. Check their website for more details.
Cloudland
The cliff-edge venue combines uncompromising service and luxury with rustic craftsmanship. It offers a range of settings for intimate occasions and large gatherings. Enjoy a craft cocktail, catch up with friends, share a romantic dinner, find new love, or get married here. The Cloudland experience is unlike any other.
The band wears its influences on the sleeve, with a nod to Kraftwerk hiding behind Can’s patented blend of rock guitars and primordial ooze. The result is an elegant and haunting psychological trap baited with murder, deception, and the intricacies of desire. You’ll never want to leave. Featuring a stunning cliff-edge location, the Cloudland experience is unforgettable.
The Beat
This well-known destination in Fortitude Valley is Brisbane’s “largest gay nightclub.” Relax with a cocktail and take in the spectacle of the various live performances. The Beat has an eclectic crowd, from young guys to old timers and everyone in between. It’s one of the safest clubs in the city, with hardly any fights. They’ve got 5 different rooms and a variety of music genres, from pop bangers at Cockatoo club to dance anthems at Crystals, and relaxed RnB at Wreckers.
Two worlds collided at the Princess Theatre when Goodna rapper Lisi joined forces with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. The night began with a Welcome to Country introduction before the orchestra stepped up to deliver sonic backdrops for Lisi’s tight flows and deft switchups. Eerie string stabs and big horn sections added depth to her vocal arrangements. This bespoke show was a once-in-a-lifetime event. You’ll have to see it to believe it. The venue is located in the heart of Brisbane, near the train station, and is conveniently close to shopping and dining options.
