Seaside Sounds kicks off with a free Father’s Day celebration by the sea on Sunday 6 September from 4:00pm–7:00pm at Queen Elizabeth Park, Coolangatta. Enjoy the best of the 70s & 80s with live music, classic cars, food trucks, a pop-up bar, free popcorn and plenty more.
Artists Playing:
– Classic Vinyl Reloaded.
– Abba Girls Tribute Show.
Downloads:
– Download Poster Here.
Food & Drinks:
Check out the nearby local cafes & restaurants. Support Local. Eat Local.
The classic Seaside Sounds atmosphere at Kirra showcasing acoustic sets and emerging local artists in a relaxed coastal setting at Roughton Park from 3:00pm to 6:00pm.
Downloads:
– Download Poster Here.
Food & Drinks:
Check out the nearby local cafes & restaurants below. Support Local. Eat Local.
The classic Seaside Sounds atmosphere at Kirra showcasing acoustic sets and emerging local artists in a relaxed coastal setting at Roughton Park from 3:00pm to 6:00pm.
Downloads:
– Download Poster Here.
Food & Drinks:
Check out the nearby local cafes & restaurants below. Support Local. Eat Local.
Support Local. Eat Local.
Let’s get behind our local restaurants and cafes during the Seaside Sounds events at Kirra! Plenty of dining options available with some extending their trading hours, others are offering SPECIALS in-house or for takeaway! Find out more below.
If you’re a local business and want to be added to this list, please get in touch via info@goldcoastsounds.com.au
The first Seaside Sounds event in 2026 is held at Coolangatta on Sunday 6th September and is held at Queen Elizabeth Park, Coolangatta. Situated along the foreshore of Greenmount Beach, Queen Elizabeth Park is famous for its spectacular skyline views, open spaces and lush surroundings, all conveniently placed across from buzzing cafes, restaurants and bars, and boutique stores. If using google maps, you can put in the address: opp 60 Marine Parade, Coolangatta QLD 4225.
Events on Sunday 13th September and Sunday 20th September 2026 are held at Roughton Park in Kirra. This park is adjacent to the world-famous Kirra Beach break, offering a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the refreshing sea breeze while listening to great tunes! If using google maps, you can put in the address: 48 Musgrave St, Coolangatta QLD 4225.
This is a public event and admission is free. Tickets are not required.
No – this event is within the park so no temporary road closures are in place.
This is a local event for the local community so we envisage most attendees will walk/scooter/bike to the event area. There is limited car parking around the venue and side streets but would encourage people to use public transport or ride share where possible. In the interest of community safety and to avoid parking infringements, please follow the City Parking Guidelines.
Please check out translink for more info. Alternatively, taxi/uber/rideshare or make your journey active and walk, ride, scoot or skate to the event. Please plan accordingly.
Attendees can bring their pets as it’s a public space but please ensure they’re in your control and on leads at all times. Please note however, there will be a lot of people, and loud noises from audio speakers, so it might be worthwhile re-considering before bringing your furry friend.
No. This is a public event and alcohol is not permitted to be brought onsite.
If you find or lose something – please go to the Event Managers information tent on the day. After the event, any lost property will be kept at The Events Agency HQ for 21 days.
Yes, photographers and videographers may be present and by attending this event, you consent to be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded and to the release, publication, or reproduction of the photographs and/or recordings without restriction or compensation. Attendees who do not wish to be photographed or recorded should not enter the event zone.
Have any other questions? Please email please email info@seasidesounds.com.au and we’ll do our best to respond as soon as poss.
Seaside Sounds acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we work, live, and perform. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging; and recognise the traditions of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their connection and contributions to country and culture.