Visible Ink takeover the QSM stage featuring Zoe Dawn
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Visible Ink will be taking over the main stage on the Queen Street Mall and celebrating an emerging young local performer. Zoe Dawn is a passionate and bold young artist entering the Brisbane scene. The 19 year-old singer-songwriter has a vibrant and melodic sound that draws influence from both Aussie pub rock indie folk. She blends emotive moods and atmospheres with punchy riffs and driving rhythms, creating a powerful experience for the listener. Zoe released her debut single, ‘Stay Around’, in November of 2025, and is currently working towards future releases. Zoe will be performing at 12-12.30pm and 1-1.30pm.
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