Statue of Bee Gees, Statue in Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia

The Statue of Bee Gees stands at 109 Redcliffe Parade, on Bee Gees Way in Redcliffe, Queensland. The sculpture by Phillip Piperides depicts the three Gibb brothers, and it was unveiled on 14 February 2013 by Barry Gibb, the group's only surviving member.

The bronze statue of the Bee Gees at 109 Redcliffe Parade was made by sculptor Phillip Piperides and unveiled on 14 February 2013 by Barry Gibb, the only surviving member of the group. It stands on Bee Gees Way in Redcliffe, Queensland, the city where the Gibb brothers grew up.

The statue stands on Bee Gees Way, a laneway off Redcliffe Parade named for the group, where the Gibb brothers spent their early years before fame. Fans visit the spot to photograph the figures and trace the family's Redcliffe connection.

The statue stands at 109 Redcliffe Parade, on Bee Gees Way, a pedestrian lane off the waterfront esplanade in Redcliffe, about 25 km north of Brisbane. It is an outdoor public artwork reachable on foot at any time, with the lane and parade open to pedestrians.

The statue stands at 109 Redcliffe Parade, on Bee Gees Way, a laneway named for the group. Barry Gibb, the only surviving brother, unveiled it on 14 February 2013; sculptor Phillip Piperides made the work.