Bee Gees alley

Bee Gees Way is a 70-meter commemorative walkway located in Redcliffe, Queensland, celebrating the legendary music group, the Bee Gees. This open-air museum offers fans and visitors an intimate look into the band's journey from their early days in Redcliffe to international stardom.

The walkway features over 60 captioned photos and 13 album covers, providing a chronological narrative of the Bee Gees' illustrious career. Visitors can admire life-sized bronze statues of the Gibb brothers at different stages of their lives, including a statue depicting them as young boys in Redcliffe and another from their "One Night Only" era. A highlight of Bee Gees Way is the nightly light show, synchronized to the band's greatest hits, which runs from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM. Additionally, a 5.3-square-meter video screen displays exclusive interviews with Barry Gibb and never-before-seen home movie footage, offering personal insights into the band's history. Situated between Redcliffe Parade and Sutton Street, Bee Gees Way is easily accessible and is in close proximity to numerous cafes and restaurants, making it a perfect addition to a day exploring the Redcliffe area. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to their music, Bee Gees Way provides a unique and immersive experience into the legacy of one of the world's most iconic musical groups.

Tips for Visiting

Best Time to Visit: While Bee Gees Way is open all day, visiting in the evening (7:00 PM - 9:30 PM) lets you experience the light and music show, which brings the tribute to life.
Take Your Time: With over 60 captioned photos, album covers, and video interviews, there’s plenty to see—so take your time to absorb the history and enjoy the nostalgia.
Perfect for Music & Photography Lovers: The bronze statues, mural artwork, and illuminated displays make for great photo opportunities, especially at night when the lights enhance the atmosphere.
Combine with a Redcliffe Day Trip: Bee Gees Way is located on Redcliffe Parade, close to scenic waterfront spots, cafes, and markets. It’s a great addition to a day exploring the Redcliffe Jetty, Suttons Beach, and the Moreton Bay coastline.
Free & Family-Friendly: This free attraction is great for visitors of all ages, from lifelong Bee Gees fans to those discovering their music for the first time.