Gordi

Gordi and Mama Kin have been reappointed to the Music Australia Council, while Josh Pyke and Leah Flanagan have joined.

Gordi proves why she's regarded as one of Australia's most powerful songwriters on new album 'Like Plasticine,' which holds ruminations from the COVID-19 pandemic and quieter, personal moments.

Gordi made her US television debut in 2016, performing with '8 (circle)' with Bon Iver.

In addition to Gordi being added to the tour, a new David Gray Perth show was announced today.

Press Club, Harvey Sutherland, BATTS, The Grogans, and more will host live performances for the Record Store Day Australia celebrations.

Gordi's mission statement for her third album was to "inject emotion into everything."

The new venture’s first endeavour is an artist-curated concert series in Naarm/Melbourne.

Other standouts from the bill include DMA’S, Kate Ceberano, The Teskey Brothers, Bliss N Eso, Gordi and Fred Loneragan of Machinations.

The board will work together to “develop new strategic partnerships within and beyond the music sector”.

While recording her new EP, 'Refracted: Live At Phoenix Central Park', Gordi says she 'felt like a ghost just being watched'. The NSW artist tells Joe Dolan how it all came together.