Bee Gees Way — Attraction in Greater Brisbane

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Must-Visit for Bee Gees Fans!

The Bee Gees Way in Redcliffe is an absolute gem! Whether you're a lifelong fan or just appreciate great music history, this outdoor tribute is a fantastic experience. The 70 metre long walkway is beautifully designed, featuring stunning photos, video displays, and fascinating insights into the legendary band's journey from Redcliffe to worldwide fame.

The nighttime light show adds a magical touch, and the life-size bronze statues of the Gibbs as a young group, and more statues as more mature stars, make for great photo opportunities. It’s a well-maintained, informative, and heartfelt tribute to one of the greatest musical groups of all time. Definitely worth a visit if you're...

Bee Gees Way is located in Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe QLD 4020.

This unique place was put together in collaboration with Barry Gibbs, who is the living member of the Bee Gees.

This 70 metre walk, though Bee Gees Way takes into account the musical history of this fabulous family group of talented musicians, their truly wonderful range of music created over many years together.

You can relax & listen to the many songs & videos that are available 24 hours a day.

The wonderful facilities that have been created through Barry Gibbs & others are definitely worth visiting this magnificent area of the Redcliffe Peninsular.

You can sit down & just take in the nostalgic range of everything that the Bee Gees had to offer over the...

"I feel like dancing... yeah!" Bee Gees Way keeps the many many decades of iconic tunes current and relavent. At night it's a light show, and there is a constant 24/7 Bee Gees show going. Everyone knows a favourite song that they sung. You find yourself singing along and wanting to return to your groovy younger years. Statues, street art, seats and curvy walkway. The Bee Gees, although they forged their famous career overseas, were local lads who went to the local schools here in Redcliffe. I never stop wanting to linger a little when I'm here. The biography and mini documentary is illuminating of both hard work, enthusiasm, and a lucky break. As Molly Meldrum would say " Do yourself a favour.." ( and visit...