Getting to The Tivoli
The Tivoli, one of Brisbane's most-loved mid-size live music rooms, in Fortitude Valley. Here's how to get there and home after the show.
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How to get to The Tivoli
🚌 By bus
Frequent buses run along Ann and Wickham Streets nearby.
🚶 From the city
One train stop, or about a 15 minute walk from the CBD.
Getting home after the gig
Being in the Valley, you've got the late network on your side: trains from Fortitude Valley station with NightLink into the early hours on weekends, plus late buses. Check the last service before the last song.
Check the last service →Before the gig
Brunswick Street Mall
Bars and eats
James Street
Dining and bars
Chinatown Mall
Late-night food
About The Tivoli
Housed in a 1927 building that started life as a cake factory, the Tivoli became a live music venue in 1989 and has been a Brisbane favourite ever since, holding around 1,500 standing. Its ornate interior and balcony make it one of the city's most characterful rooms to see a band.
The balcony looking down over the floor and the old theatre detailing give it an atmosphere bigger rooms can't match, and it's a regular stop for mid-size touring acts across rock, indie and electronic.
On the night
It's a short walk from the station and the Valley's bars, so eat and drink nearby first, get in before the main act, and check the last Valley train and NightLink before the encore.
The Tivoli travel questions
How do I get to The Tivoli?+
Fortitude Valley station is a short walk, with frequent buses along Ann and Wickham Streets and one train stop from the city.
What's the nearest station to The Tivoli?+
Fortitude Valley station.
How do I get home after a show at The Tivoli?+
Valley trains run with NightLink into the early hours on Friday and Saturday nights. Check the last service before the show ends.
How much is public transport to the venue?+
Every trip on the South East Queensland network is a flat 50c fare with a go card, your phone or a bank card.