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Sleepazoid
'You’re Always Living In A New Age': Sleepazoid Are Taking Their Momentum And Running With It
Running With The Dogs , led to a whirlwind 2025. They enjoyed knockout appearances at BIGSOUND and SXSW Sydney , and supported the likes of Faye Webster , Fcukers , and DZ Deathrays . Later
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QMusic
QMusic Board Announces Leadership Changes As Organisation Begins 'New Chapter'
Industry, guiding QMusic through an important organisational review, and contributing to the most successful BIGSOUND events to date. With increased regional investment, strong governance, and an exceptional team ... Queensland’s music sector and the producer of Australia’s largest music export event, BIGSOUND, our need to undertake business interstate and internationally is key to supporting the growth
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OIL at Three D Radio
'We Absolutely Bat Above Our Weight': Three D Radio Is Gearing Up For Their Beloved 93+7 Countdown
absolutely bat above our weight.” Embedded Content While at the national music conference BIGSOUND , Tiff found that “every single person” they spoke to, no matter the forum, would express
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Midnight Oil's Rob Hirst performing live
Rob Hirst Leads Australia Day Honours For Seven Music Biz Identities
advocate for the rights of musicians with disabilities. She spoke at SXSW Sydney , BIGSOUND, and the Women in Music Awards , as well as the ABC Victoria ’s Disability Arts Reporter
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Kisschasy, Genesis Owusu, Telenova, sleepazoid
The Music's Most Anticipated Australian Albums Of 2026
abroad. This year also saw them open for Faye Webster and perform at BIGSOUND and SXSW Sydney . If 2025 was the year of sleepazoid, then we predict
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Big Noter
BIGSOUND 2025 Generates Over $20 Million For Queensland Economy
always known that BIGSOUND was a big deal, but now we have even more proof of just how big it is, with a new report outlining the economic impact ... Music at the University Of The Sunshine Coast, reveals that every dollar invested in BIGSOUND this year brought with it a 10x return. More specifically, the rate of return meant
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Eliza Hull At Live Nation's One To Watch
‘F*ck Normal’: Artists With Disability Are Redefining Music Industry Access & Inclusion
their manager – give a talk [ Great Minds Think Differently – Neurodiversity In Music ] at BIGSOUND two years ago that completely changed my perception of being on the spectrum in the industry ... watch.” r.em.edy “Is Completely Full Of Sass” Eliza discovered r.em.edy via a BIGSOUND showcase “and absolutely fell in love”. “This incredible artist is going to blow your mind
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Foo Fighters @ GMHBA Stadium
Venues: New Concert Stages, Name Changes, Record Breaking, Later Hours, Bunnies & More
various organisations including the SOH, and at early in his career helmed Little BIGSOUND and 4 Walls Festival. Venues NSW made new board appointments on three year terms – former
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Stuart Field
POWER 50 2025: Stuart Field (Oztix)
through new stages and expanded local line-ups, and alongside long-term partnerships with BIGSOUND, national music awards, and Support Act, Stu continues to push for policies that support sustainable
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Maggie Collins
POWER 50 2025: Maggie Collins (Association of Artist Managers)
nurturing genre-diverse talent with care and strategic precision. As Executive Programmer of BIGSOUND from 2016 to 2019, Maggie helped shape Australia’s largest music conference and showcase event during
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Jaddan Comerford
POWER 50 2025: Jaddan Comerford (UNIFIED Music Group)
Ground Floor Accelerator Program, and industry advocacy at the likes of SXSW Sydney, BIGSOUND, and more, and it's clear Jaddan’s influence extends far beyond his own organisation. Dedicated
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Viv Mellish & Andy Irvine
POWER 50 2025: Viv Mellish & Andy Irvine (GYRO.Group)
organisations such as Merlin, Viv, as Chair of QMusic and a driving force behind BIGSOUND, advocates for stronger governance, diversity, and pathways for emerging talent. THE YEAR IN AUSTRALIAN MUSIC