Queensland, get ready for an extraordinary spectacle as the world-renowned Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo marches into Brisbane for the first time in 2026. Celebrating its 75th anniversary with the milestone show ‘The Heroes Who Made Us,’ this iconic event brings the soul-stirring sound of the pipes and the precision of over 1,000 international performers to the heart of the River City for a limited season.
When & Where to Catch the Spectacle
The Tattoo will take place from 12 – 15 February 2026, at the legendary Suncorp Stadium in Milton. This landmark production marks the first time the event has been staged in Brisbane, exclusively choosing the city for its 2026 Australian tour to commemorate its 75th year. Evening performances are scheduled for 7:30pm across the four-day engagement.
Getting to Suncorp Stadium
Suncorp Stadium is highly accessible via Brisbane’s public transport network. The stadium is a short walk from Milton Station (Richlands and Ipswich lines) and Roma Street Station. Special event buses will run frequently from various hubs across the city. Most importantly, travel on the Translink network is typically included with your event ticket, making it the most convenient way to reach the arena.
The 2026 Program: The Heroes Who Made Us
The 2026 program features a massive cast of over 1,000 performers. Expect the thunderous sound of the Massed Pipes and Drums, the high-speed precision of the Top Secret Drum Corps, and the elegance of the Tattoo Dancers. The show also highlights a significant presence from the Australian Defence Force, alongside elite military bands and cultural performers from the UK, Europe, USA, and New Zealand.
Show Highlights
The production is a multi-sensory journey featuring the haunting melody of the Lone Piper, the grand finale where the entire cast fills the stadium floor, and a breathtaking fireworks display. This 75th-anniversary edition will also utilize cutting-edge light projections and immersive sound design to transform Suncorp Stadium into a world-class theatrical stage.
Must-See Highlights
The iconic Massed Pipes and Drums led by UK Military regiments.
The world-famous Top Secret Drum Corps with their precision percussion.
Over 1,000 global performers in the ‘The Heroes Who Made Us’ anniversary showcase.
The hauntingly beautiful Lone Piper performance at the show’s climax.
A grand finale featuring stirring anthems and a spectacular stadium-wide fireworks display.
Pro Travel Tips
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Secure tickets early through Ticketek, as this exclusive Brisbane season is expected to sell out quickly.
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Utilize the free public transport included with your event ticket to avoid Milton’s heavy traffic and limited parking.
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Arrive at least 60 minutes early to clear security and soak up the pre-show atmosphere around the stadium.
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Book your CBD or Milton accommodation well in advance if you are traveling from interstate or regional Queensland.