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soon-to-be-flourishing future.  Choose , which arrived ahead of a handful of BIGSOUND showcases that put Mariam on the map in a live music sense as well

band when they stopped by The Green Room with Neil Griffiths  podcast at BIGSOUND. Check out the set times below and head to theGuide for more details

artist to watch as the year clicked over onto 2019, to this year's BIGSOUND Festival, where she welcomed a full live show complete with undeniable swagger and class that

Anna and Scarlett from Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers for smashing it at BIGSOUND. Irrational Sam: This was the most recently written tune to make it onto

missed all the action from BIGSOUND  2019 last week, we've got the next best thing - exclusive acoustic performances from some of the most-talked about artists on this ... Griffiths  podcast running a three-episode special from TRYP Hotel in Fortitude Valley, BIGSOUND buzz acts including Electric Fields, Spacey Jane, Nancie Schipper  and Kat Edwards stopped

images by @hishamthamc . One thing perhaps surprising to those who see nothing of BIGSOUND aside from endless social media self-promotion from developing bands and the cliché industry roll call ... growing number of international artists have found their footings in the Australian market through BIGSOUND - New Zealand's The Beths as early as last year - while others use the festival

operated out in the open. The episode comes following a panel at BIGSOUND last week that questioned health and safety measures within the music industry. Cameron Francis , a representative from

BIGSOUND is a tough place to stand out. In 2019, for example, the Brisbane festival/conference has one of their densest lineups to date, showcasing every facet of a blossoming Australian ... sick band name, but a really sick band full-stop; this year's BIGSOUND highlights were exactly that - moments of the shining future, making themselves known at a festival full

guitar. And as Stacey Piggott of Secret Service PR said at a panel at BIGSOUND  last week, “In the last six years or so, our industry, our events ... think we have to do it.” Julie Tam, founder of Just Mossin, speaking at BIGSOUND 2019. Photo by Aimee Catt. What is peer-led harm reduction?  Brooke Walters

shirts the world over, feminism commodified, but as Vivien Goldman would attest in her BIGSOUND keynote last week in Brisbane - potentially the punkest talk we’ve ever seen - “the time

Sales chart to land at #17.  The Music  caught Tones & I BIGSOUND debut showcase last week, read the review here . The Green Room with Neil Griffiths