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music fans look to a summer of more fun, QMusic and the brains behind BIGSOUND have teamed up for the ultimate end-of-year party on November 28; one last ... chance to say farewell to 2021, and hello to 2022! Kicking off BIGSOUND's 21st birthday celebrations, BIG SUMMER BLOCK PARTY is a free, all out blow-out closing

creating campaigns for artists and events including Gurrumul , Sheppard , Lauv , MJR TEG , Amazon Music , BIGSOUND and Fire Fight Australia . Early 2020 saw its acquisition of electronic and youth music title

fans of Johnny Hunter for a while now (read: this glowing review from BIGSOUND 2019 ) and so it's no surprise that their single, Life , is already a firm favourite

group (who have been firm favourites of The Music team since their stellar BIGSOUND 2019 appearances ) and another taste of their forthcoming Shadows & Sounds Of The Night EP which

Meeanjin. Presented by Digi Youth Arts and Vyva Entertainment and supported by QMusic and BIGSOUND, the virtual event will take place from September 6-8 with young First Nations musicians

Originally scheduled to unfold during BIGSOUND’s now-cancelled September event , this year’s First Nations music conference B LAKSOUND will take place as a virtual offering, with organisers today

accolades over the past few weeks, including being a recipient of the  BIGSOUND Levi's Music Prize , and being picked to head up the new Next Up  program

Meadow Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, Ability Fest, Fairgrounds Festival, Boogie Festival, artists Peking Duk, BIGSOUND, The Tivoli, The Australian Festival Of Chamber Music, Beyond The Valley festival and more

Prize have been revealed.  The annual prize, which is presented in partnership with BIGSOUND , has this year gone out to ASHWARYA, Beddy Rays, Birdz, Jerome Farah ... Kris Stewart . "The prize will go a long way to supporting these talented BIGSOUND artists to not only survive but thrive through COVID and beyond." "The past 18 months have

including Fitzroy's Leaps & Bounds Festival and the cancellation of Brisbane's annual BIGSOUND conference with a statement citing “the ongoing NSW lockdown combined with Melbourne’s snap lockdown ... increasing uncertainty around border closures and capacity restrictions have made it painfully clear that BIGSOUND cannot responsibly take to the stage in September" for the cancellation.  Music industry leaders

industry faces at this time a lot more easily.” Earlier this week, organisers behind BIGSOUND 2021   confirmed that this September’s event in Brisbane had been cancelled

Domestic La La family." Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers went into BIGSOUND 2019 with a stack of buzz (included in the year's must-see acts ) and left with