Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country
Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People.
Welcome to the Springbrook Community Hall. The historically listed Springbrook Community Hall was built in 1947 for the fledgling community to hold dances, have gatherings and to hold meetings. Things haven’t changed much seventy five years later and the hall continues to host dances, gatherings, concerts and many meetings for the residents of Springbrook – and we would love to see you there too!
Festival of Small Halls returns to Springbrook on Saturday, 26 July 2025 with Champagne Weather and Charm of Finches.
Opening the show will be local act Miller Moko!
Miller Moko, aka Bug, is the kind of artist who makes the term nepo baby feel like a cosmic joke. With a banjo in hand and a two-toothed grin, he cut his teeth onstage before most kids could spell “soundcheck.” Born to a pair of seasoned musos, Bug could’ve coasted but instead, he chose to cut through.
A genre-bender with folk rock bones and indie soul, Bug doesn’t just make music, he soft-sledgehammers it into the world with quiet conviction. At just nine, he wrote his first track and casually clocked a million views on TikTok. Since then, he’s lit up stages from Junction Fest in Annerley to the country stronghold of Tamworth. A recent graduate of the Youth Music Venture, Bug is now in full flight, playing everything, producing anything, and mixing tracks like it’s his native tongue. His days are soaked in sound, his nights in possibility. One to watch? Nah. He’s one to listen to, and loudly.
Tickets are priced at:
Full Admission – $20
Concession Admission (Concession Card Holders) – $15
Child Admission (Aged Primary school and Under – Must Be Accompanied By An Adult) – $5
BYO food and drinks.
Doors Open 6.30pm
Show Starts 7.00pm
Springbrook Community Hall has accessible entry (easy parking and ramp) and has accessible bathrooms (behind the hall).
This show is supported by Cr Glenn Tozer, Division 9, City of Gold Coast Council.
