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Bishop Briggs and more followed from Secret Sounds throughout the year, as well as festivals like Download Australia (returning for its second year) and Spin Off (which sold

government to compete for a frequency. So for a couple of years, across Australia we had innovative radio. Radio that understood that dance and pop was not a dirty word ... stations gave a sigh of relief that it didn’t go to more commercial-sounding rivals like Wild, playing the dance music that suburban teens were craving. Luckily FBi opened

Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland over four days to 100,000 punters. Download Festival Australia grew too, expanding to Sydney in 2019 following its debut 2018 event in Melbourne ... that Live Nation launched in collaboration with The Triffid’s John ‘JC’ Collins, Secret Sounds’ Paul Piticco and Hutchinson Builders’ Scott Hutchinson. Field and Live Nation’s work with

Spotify played in establishing Tones & I (real name Toni Watson) as one of Australia’s biggest exports. What’s the result been? The Melbourne via Byron Bay artist ... their stories and connect audiences around the world to the diversity of sounds coming out of Australia and New Zealand. We are proud of what we achieved with A1 Live

Matt Gudinski launched his label Illusive Sounds and touring arm Illusive Presents alongside Adam Jankie. Given that his father is Power 50 mainstay Michael Gudinski, it seems pretty fitting that ... across 50 different artists - including Khalid, Róisín Murphy, Channel Tres and more - in both Australia and New Zealand. RNB Fridays, the event that Gudinski developed and launched in 2016, celebrated

management before working with organisations like Association Of Artist Managers and MusicNSW. She joined Sounds Australia in 2009. 2019 marked Sounds Australia’s tenth anniversary and it brought a number ... city with acts like AB Original, The Teskey Brothers, WAAX and more. Sounds Australia’s presence was again felt around the globe in 2019, with Australia made the Feature Country

easy and affordable manner.  Locally, there was the launch of The New Australia radio show on Apple Music Beats 1, hosted by local rapper and Bad Apples label owner ... York and more.  2018 saw the introduction of Apple Music’s partnership with Sounds Australia, one that continued in 2019 with playlists promoting Australian artists regularly shared