Guns N' Roses

suncorp stadium

Guns N' Roses

Guns N' Roses

suncorp stadium, 40 Castlemaine St, 4064 Brisbane central business district Directions

Sat 05.12.2026 17:00

Tickets / Registration

Approximate Running Times: Doors - 5:00pm Start - 6:00pm Finish - TBC ALL patrons must have a valid ticket regardless of age. Suncorp Stadium is a licensed venue, persons aged 14 years and under must be under the direct supervision of an adult (responsible person) 18 years of age over, at all times. General Admission Standing Areas are standing room only areas. Sightlines may be affected by other patrons standing and may not be suitable for children due to the nature of the area. Suncorp Stadium does not recommend standing tickets for patrons under the age of 15. For information on accessibility features offered at Suncorp Stadium including the Quiet Room, Parents Room, Changing Places Facilities, Audio Loops, the Sunflower Program, Transport and parking options. .

Performers

  • Guns N' Roses
    Guns N' Roses

    Because what you want N' what you get are two completely different things. https://www.gunsnroses.com/tour

  • Airbourne
    Airbourne
    When Airbourne entered Music Farm Studio in southeastern Australia to track their new self-titled album, the sixth in a recording career now two decades deep, they effectively drew a line in the Byron Bay sand. This was the moment. Time to dig deep, to show the values they keep close, the traditions they uphold, the music that defines them. While history proves these Melbourne-based musicians – brothers Joel and Ryan O’Keeffe, vocals / guitar & drums respectively, bassist Justin Street and guitarist Brett Tyrrell – to be ever ready for a challenge, this one was larger than the band. Their mission was to create not just the greatest body of work in the Airbourne canon, but to scale the highest possible peak. Simply, this is ‘Airbourne’, band and album, at the very peak of their powers, pushing themselves to the limit in single-minded pursuit of the “iconic, gargantuan” release they had in their sights from the start; a release – produced by Brian Howes (who helmed 2013’s ‘Black Dog Barking’), engineered by Mike Fraser (who worked on 2010’s ‘No Guts. No Glory’ and 2016’s ‘Breakin’ Outta Hell’), mixed by Zakk Cervini (BMTH, Architects) and mastered by the legendary Ted Jensen – that pays heartfelt tribute to the enduring spirit of fallen rock’n’roll idols like Bon Scott and Lemmy, John Bonham and Malcolm Young, revered artists kept alive in the hearts and minds of fans.