Peach PRC with Maude Latour and Salty on the Cultural Forecourt, QPAC tickets

She’s lit up stages at Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival and Spilt Milk, while amassing tens of millions of streams globally.

Peach PRC with Maude Latour and Salty tickets

About Peach PRC with Maude Latour and Salty

Australian pop sensation Peach PRC will hit On the Banks on Thursday, 19 March. Celebrated for her emotionally rich and vulnerable yet honest songwriting, her debut EP Manic Dream Pixie shot to number one on the ARIA Album Charts.

Quickly becoming one of Australia’s most influential new-gen pop visionaries with a cultivated and deeply engaged following, Peach PRC is set to bring her signature glitter-pop energy, magnetic personality and irreverent humour to the riverfront.

Peach PRC will be joined at On the Banks by Maude Latour and Salty.

Know before you go

This event is outdoors | Gates open at 6pm

Run time

4hr.

Venue

Festival Village, South Bank

Age

Ages 15+

Start date

19th March, 2026

End date

19th March, 2026

Production note

This production will contain haze, strobe/flashing lights. Strictly 15+ | Those aged under 18 need to be accompanied by an adult.

Venue

Festival Village, South Bank

South Bank Cultural Forecourt, Melbourne Street, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 4101

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Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible. Please note, as an outdoor site, the ground is uneven in some areas. On the Banks is a general‑admission event with a dedicated accessible viewing platform on The Deck. The Deck features a ramp, accessible restrooms, and easy access to food and drinks. Portable chairs are available for patrons who need one, though some seating may be uncovered as it’s an outdoor venue.

Directions

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: South Bank is serviced by buses, trains, and ferries. Limited parking is available nearby.
BY DROP OFF: If you’re getting dropped off, use Grey Street outside QPAC or South Brisbane Train Station. There’s a dedicated accessible pick-up and drop-off zone available on Russell Street, outside the ABC and QPAC Playhouse. 
BY CAR: Parking is available at the Performing Arts Car Park (P1) via Stanley Place, with limited availability. Additional nearby options include the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre and South Bank Parklands car parks. 