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when The Music caught up with Nick O’Byrne he was co-programming the BIGSOUND conference with then Executive programmer Graham ‘Asho’ Ashton. This year it’s his baby entirely ... know their shit. That’s important." There’s a broadened scope of bands playing BIGSOUND Live this year – hardly surprising given O’Byrne’s background both as an artist manager

BIGSOUND keynote interviews are all about dissecting and celebrating interesting musical journeys and experiences, and careers don’t come much more fascinating than that of legendary New Zealander Neil Finn ... really looking forward to it,” he offers. “I hear great things about BIGSOUND, and it’s obviously grown into something that people really rate quite highly as a chance

point where his YouTube channel has over a quarter-million subscribers. He’s hitting BIGSOUND for the first time to pass on some of his hard-won knowledge and interesting

BIGSOUND week is finally here and it’s starting to feel a little bit like Christmas. 140 of the best emerging bands from around Australia and the world (but mainly ... rumour!) for this week. We’ll be jumping into JBL’s Airstream (!) at the BIGSOUND Village to bring you interviews with some of the most talked about acts

music-industry legend Michael Chugg has unveiled a special message for this year's BIGSOUND showcase and conference , which gets under way in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley precinct this Wednesday ... that of the bands signed to Chugg's label, would still be felt throughout BIGSOUND's duration. FOLLOW BIGSOUND ON THEMUSIC.COM.AU "As part of our second birthday of Chugg Music

rock/electronica inspired by the ocean. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? We want to share with the industry our vibe, and get inspired by fellow music ... should people come and see you from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND? We offer a refreshing perspective. A musically dynamic and melodic offering that's guaranteed to leave

unique compositions and absorbing aesthetics. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? Play in front of new people and meet with interested industry groups. Why should people ... come and see you from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND? Witness individual style and an engaging set that will make you move

Performer/Producer Hometown: Brisbane Short description of your band and your music: The showcase at BIGSOUND is the debut of my new live show, with two hugely talented artists Tom Thum ... super proud of and can't wait to share with everyone at BIGSOUND. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? Get as many people excited

synths, samples and visuals. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? The amount of industry big players who travel to BIGSOUND as both speakers and conference attendees ... should people come and see you from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND?   We have a really unique live set-up which makes our live show quite different

that doesn't exist yet. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? Electricity to plug our gear into so we can play our music. Why should people ... come and see you from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND?   We’re not afraid to be utterly hate-able or to appear insincere or obnoxious. We sincerely

guitar bands of the 1990s. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? Exposure, and playing amongst some of Australia's most intriguing and exciting artists. Why should ... people come and see you from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND? We play loud, have a renowned energetic and erratic live show and give out free discs

tunes in my bedroom. What are you hoping to achieve from showcasing at BIGSOUND? Have a laugh and play in front of some new heads. Why should people come ... from amongst the many cool bands at BIGSOUND?   Find out for yourself