About this venue
Sirromet Winery is not a conventional concert hall but a spacious winery estate where vineyards, landscaped lawns and dedicated event areas are integrated into the natural setting of Mount Cotton. For large-scale events, the property offers two outdoor venues: The Fields, with capacity for up to 6,000 guests, and The Amphitheatre, accommodating up to 15,000, allowing the winery to host major concerts and other large-format events.
The experience across the estate varies according to the event and the area being used. Visitors can find the Cellar Door for wine tastings and casual dining, as well as the Tuscan Terrace, while Lurleen’s and the Barrel Hall provide spaces for private and organised functions. The combination of wine, food, open-air surroundings and several event zones creates an atmosphere distinctly different from an enclosed arena; at major concerts, the sound and viewing experience is shaped by the production setup of each event.
The winery is located at 850-938 Mount Cotton Road, Mount Cotton, Australia. As the estate is extensive and divided into several separate areas, visitors should follow event signage and organiser instructions for the correct entrance and parking area; selected concert packages also include dedicated parking passes. For broader transport options around Mount Cotton and connections to the surrounding area, see the information further down this page.
About the city
Mount Cotton, a green area in Queensland on the Redlands Coast southeast of Brisbane, has developed into a distinctive centre for concerts, entertainment and special events. Its event scene is particularly shaped by Sirromet Wines, an expansive winery estate known for large outdoor concerts, music programs and other events in a scenic setting of rolling hills and vineyards. This combination of nature, gastronomy and dedicated event spaces gives Mount Cotton a distinctive character compared with traditional urban arenas. Visitors arriving with tickets for a concert or another event can therefore combine the main program with a relaxing stay on the Redlands Coast and in the wider Brisbane area.
Getting around the area is supported by the Translink network, while bus route 282 passes through Mount Cotton and connects the area in the direction of Victoria Point and Logan Hyperdome. For travellers using rail, Cleveland station on the Cleveland line is an important gateway, with the journey to Mount Cotton continuing by bus, taxi, rideshare service or other road transport. The main air gateway for international and domestic visitors is Brisbane Airport (BNE), with Domestic and International terminals and an Airtrain connection to central Brisbane. As Mount Cotton's main event locations are set in a greener and more spacious environment, the road network and a pre-planned final part of the journey provide practical access to concert and event venues.
Before or after an event, it is worth exploring the natural and coastal side of this part of Queensland. Bayview Conservation Area, located between Mount Cotton and Redland Bay, offers a network of trails through forests and natural landscapes, while Eastern Escarpment Conservation Area provides another opportunity for walking and discovering the local hinterland. For a change of scenery, visitors can continue towards the coast and Cleveland Point, known for views across Moreton Bay, its waterfront setting and distinctive wooden lighthouse, or spend time around Raby Bay. The combination of concerts, vineyard landscapes, nature reserves and the coast makes Mount Cotton an appealing place to turn an event visit into a more complete Queensland experience.
