The Australian Bring Me The Horizon Show

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Australia’s premier tribute to Bring Me The Horizon delivers a high impact, emotionally charged live experience that captures the evolution of one of modern rock’s most dynamic and genre defying bands.

This powerhouse ensemble brings together elite musicians from across the Australian music scene to authentically recreate the intensity, atmosphere, and sonic diversity that define BMTH’s catalogue from the raw aggression of their early metalcore era to the cinematic, electronic infused anthems of their latest releases.

Spanning fanfavourite hits, the show takes audiences on a journey through every chapter of the band’s sound. Expect crushing breakdowns, massive choruses, ambient textures, and the seamless blending of rock, metal, and electronic elements all performed with precision and genuine passion.

Supported by a dedicated production team including professional sound engineering and a custom designed lighting show, The Australian Bring Me The Horizon Show is a fully immersive concert experience. With high end production, dynamic visuals, and arena-level energy, this is more than a tribute, it’s a recreation of the BMTH live spectacle.

The Australian Bring Me The Horizon Show is a must see for fans, musicians, and anyone who craves a modern, emotionally driven live music experience.

 

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The Business Basics grants program provides support to businesses to increase core skills and adopt best practice. This includes professional business advice such as mentoring.
This Fellowship supports Brisbane-based artists, arts workers, cultural workers, and creative producers to take the next step in their careers through structured professional development. The Fellowship provides opportunities to learn directly from experienced industry professionals.
RADF is a grants program for artists located outside Brisbane. 59 local councils deliver the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), including Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Logan, Ipswich, Redland City, and many regional areas. Each Council has differing eligibility rules for it’s RADF offerings, you may have to consult your Council officer for advice on mentoring program eligibility. For more RADF information, visit your local council website at the link here, and search for RADF.

The Regional Arts Fund supports artists and communities in regional and remote areas. There is an address-based eligibility criteria for this funding opportunity. There are two grants on offer:

  • RAF Quick Response Grants: Support small arts or cultural projects that cannot be funded by other means because of their nature or timing and may fund mentoring.
  • RAF Project Grants: Provide major funding for high-quality arts projects benefiting regional or remote artists, arts workers, audiences, and communities. Mentoring may be integrated as an aspect of a larger project.
The Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP) supports a thriving, inclusive arts sector by investing in bold new work, creative development, and community engagement across the state. Although QASP is primarily project-based, it may also incorporate a mentoring aspect.

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The ‘Genie Guide’  to Grants is a free resource packed with tips, templates, and hotlinks to Australian arts and cultural grants nation wide.