Apparently Elizabeth St will be closed on June 21, so please access the cathedral from Charlotte St. The car park is also accessed from Charlotte St for those who have purchased a car park ticket.

The Idea of North presents ‘Ballads By Candlelight’ in the stunning acoustics of The Cathedral of St Stephen, Brisbane. 

A show full of gorgeous ballads, surrounded by twinkling candles. 

A night of acoustic delight, come and hear some new soul-soothing, tear-jerking, heart-warming repertoire (with the usual pinch of TION humour).

More Event Info:

* Doors open 7:30pm, show starts 8pm. No interval. Show ends approximately 9:20pm.

* CDs will be available for purchase after the concert. 

* Wheelchair accessible. Please phone the venue for more info (07) 3324 3030

* Cathedral of St Stephen has lovely, comfortable, brand new, individual chairs - not pew seating. Seating is not numbered. General admission.

* If you would like to use the car park at the Cathedral please purchase a car park ticket ($7.50 per vehicle) - print and bring with you for access to the car park on the night. You can enter from 7pm and must leave by 11pm.

* Door ticket sales are subject to availability. There is a capping on the number of tickets sold for comfort of patrons and to ensure good visibility for every ticket sold.

* Show is suitable for all ages.

* Please print your show ticket and bring it with you. If you lose it or have trouble printing it, don't worry, we have a copy of your purchase.

What the critics have said...

"Their precision and incredible harmonies left me overwhelmed and it was a joy and a pleasure to hear". Maestro Tommy Tycho

“Strong, polished voices with a blend to envy – a welcome addition to the tradition of great vocal jazz”. Peter Eldridge, New York Voices.

“In terms of quality of ensemble and elegance of arrangements, this group’s work is in the same league as that of the Swingle Singers in their heyday.” - Sydney Morning Herald

“This a cappella outfit can’t put a foot wrong… Critic’s rating: 10/10” - Sun Herald, Sydney