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2024 Music Victoria Awards Photos

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Thank you for attending the Music Victoria Awards 2024. With a blend of live performances, heartfelt tributes, and a recognition of both established and emerging talent, it was a night to remember for the Victorian music community. Look back on the night with the amazing photos captured during the event.

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Find the professional photos taken on the night below. When sharing these images be sure to tag Music Victoria and credit SDP Media.

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The Blues Train Photo Booth Photos

On the night we were also lucky enough to have a photo booth brought to you by our partners The Blues Train. If you had your photo snapped at the photo booth you can grab your photo and share it on socials. Be sure to tag The Blues Train and Music Victoria in your snaps.

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Contemporary Music Victoria Inc.
Unit 1, 35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country
Collingwood VIC 3066

Music Victoria advocates, celebrates and supports on the unceded lands of the peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, as well as to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We deeply respect the role that music and songlines play and have played in the continuation of their culture for the past 60,000+ years.

2024 Music Victoria Award Winners Revealed

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The state’s finest artists, venues and festivals have been recognised at the 2024 Music Victoria Awards in a star-studded ceremony at Fed Square. Australian youth music organisation The Push was formally inducted into the Music Victoria Hall of Fame alongside multi-instrumentalist, composer and sound designer Ollie Olsen who was sadly posthumously inducted following his devastating passing.

The 2024 Music Victoria Awards included industry-voted categories such as Arts Access Victoria Amplify Award which was awarded to Saint Ergo plus the Diaspora Award taken home by Wild Gloriosa. Yorta Yorta guitarist, songwriter and rock legend Uncle Selwyn Burns was awarded the inaugural Footprint Award. This was followed by a performance by his son Tjimba Possum Burns, alongside Allara, D-Boy and Archie Roach’s son Amos.

No single artist took home more than one award at this year’s event – the standout instead being the exceptionally high quality of music being made by all recipients. Publicly voted categories revealed Gregor as Best Album winner for “Satanic Lullabies”, RVG as Best Group, Audrey Powne as Best Solo Artist and ZÖJ as winner of Best Regional Act. Meanwhile, Good Morning were awarded Best Track for “Excalibur” and DJ PGZ picked up Best DJ.

The list of winners continued with Opelousas (Best Blues Work), Hana & Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits (Best Country Work), Hybrid Man (Best Electronic Work), Hand to Earth (Best Experimental or Avant-Garde Work), Evan & Mischa (Best Folk Work), Pizza Death (Best Heavy Work),  Michelle Nicolle (Best Jazz Work), Gretta Ray (Best Pop Work), FLY BOY JACK (Best Hip Hop Work), JahWise (Best Reggae or Dancehall Work), The Belair Lip Bombs (Best Rock or Punk Work), Tekoa (Best Soul, Funk, R’n’B or Gospel Work), Lauren Coutts (Best Producer) and Cheryl Durongpisitkul (Best Musician).

Venue categories featured winners including Corner Hotel (Best Large Metro Venue), St Kilda Festival (Best Metro Festival), NYE On The Hill (Best Regional Festival), Torquay Hotel (Best Regional Venue Over 50 Gigs), The Sound Doctor (Best Regional Venue Under 50 Gigs) and Northcote Social Club (Best Small Metro Venue).

“It is inspiring to reflect on a Music Victoria Award’s impact on our artists, venues, and festivals” says Simone Schinkel, Music Victoria’s CEO.  “Previous winners have often shared how these honours elevate visibility and recognition, and this year’s nominees and recipients are worthy of it all.

“Beyond this celebration, Music Victoria’s year-round work on behalf of our members continues – maintaining our unwavering focus on ensuring that local music is valued, accessible and enjoyed by all Victorians”.

The 2024 Music Victoria Award winners are a testament to the incredibly diverse music culture in Victoria. Once again the prestigious Fed Square ceremony allows this industrious community to pause and recognise our state’s outstanding talent and relentless hard work behind the scenes.

You can see the full list of 2024 winners here.

Wild Gloriosa (Photo: SDP Media)

DJ PGZ and Guest (Photo: SDP Media)

Cash Savage (Photo: SDP Media)

Simone Schinkel, Music Victoria CEO (Photo: SDP Media)

The Push, Hall of Fame Inductee (CEO Kate Duncan and Founder Linda Carroll) with Jaddan Comerford (Photo: SDP Media)

Uncle Selwyn Burns (Photo: SDP Media)

Music Victoria Awards 2024 Nominees and Winners

Industry voted categories

BEST MUSICIAN presented by JMC Academy
•    Cheryl Durongpisitkul
•    Erica Tucceri
•    Hudson Whitlock
•    Lewis Coleman
•    Lucky Pereira

BEST PRODUCER presented by AON
•    Bonnie Knight
•    Lauren Coutts
•    Nao Anzai
•    Ninajirachi
•    Theo Carbo

AMPLIFY AWARD presented by Arts Access Victoria
•    Among The Restless
•    Magdalia
•    Naavikaran
•    R.em.edy
•    Saint Ergo

DIASPORA AWARD
•    Amaru Tribe
•    Hand to Earth
•    Jarabi Band
•    Mindy Meng Wang 王萌 & Sui Zhen
•    Wild Gloriosa
BEST BLUES WORK presented by The Blues Train
•    Checkerboard Lounge
•    Lloyd Spiegel
•    Nigel Wearne
•    Opelousas
•    The McNaMarr Project

BEST COUNTRY WORK
•    Hana & Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits
•    Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
•    Patrick Wilson
•    Sweet Talk
•    The Counterfeit

BEST ELECTRONIC WORK
•    Hybrid Man
•    Ninajirachi
•    Simona Castricum
•    Smilk
•    Spoonbill

BEST EXPERIMENTAL OR AVANT-GARDE WORK
•    Duré Dara and Speak Percussion
•    Hand to Earth 
•    Hantu
•    Monica Lim
•    Panghalina

BEST FOLK WORK
•    Ernest Aines
•    Evan & Mischa
•    Lucy Wise
•    Mickey & Michelle
•    The Bashevis Singers

BEST HEAVY WORK
•    Diploid
•    Pizza Death
•    Religious Observance
•    Suldusk
•    The Incantus

BEST HIP HOP WORK
•    Baraka the Kid
•    FLY BOY JACK
•    MAMMOTH. & Eric Spice
•    Srirachi
•    Yung Shōgun

BEST JAZZ WORK
•    Finn Rees
•    Helen Svoboda
•    James Sherlock Trio
•    Michelle Nicolle
•    Vanessa Perica Orchestra

BEST POP WORK
•    Blusher
•    Gretta Ray
•    G Flip
•    The Cat Empire
•    Tones and I

BEST REGGAE OR DANCEHALL WORK
•    JahWise
•    Killah Keys
•    Melbourne Ska Orchestra
•    Rick Howe
•    Shottaz

BEST ROCK OR PUNK WORK
•    Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice
•    ENOLA
•    Porpoise Spit
•    The Belair Lip Bombs
•    The Vovos

BEST SOUL, FUNK, RNB OR GOSPEL WORK
•    EMEREE
•    Emma Volard
•    Mildlife
•    Squid Nebula
•    Tekoa

BEST METRO FESTIVAL presented by Brick Lane Brewing
•    Flippin’ the Bird – Frankston (Bunurong)
•    LuliePalooza – Abbotsford (Wurundjeri)
•    Melbourne International Jazz Festival (Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung)
•    St Kilda Festival (Boon Wurrung)
•    Yo CiTY CONNECT: AFRO-FUTURE – Abbotsford (Wurundjeri)

BEST REGIONAL FESTIVAL presented by Brick Lane Brewing
•    Beyond the Valley – Golden Plains (Wadawurrung)
•    Loch Hart Music Festival (Kirrae Whurrung)
•    NYE On The Hill Bass Coast (Bunurong)
•    Port Fairy Folk Festival (Gunditjmara)
•    Queenscliff Music Festival (Wadawurrung)

BEST LARGE VENUE (Metro) presented by Oztix
•    Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre (Wurundjeri and Bunurong)
•    Forum Melbourne (Wurundjeri and Bunurong)
•    Northcote Theatre (Wurundjeri)
•    Palais Theatre – St Kilda (Bunurong)
•    Corner Hotel – Richmond (Wurundjeri)

BEST SMALL VENUE (Metro) presented by Oztix
•    Northcote Social Club (Wurundjeri)
•    MOTH – Mornington Peninsula (Bunurong)
•    Kindred Bandroom – Footscray (Wurundjeri)
•    Lulie Tavern – Collingwood (Wurundjeri)
•    The JazzLab – Brunswick (Wurundjeri)

BEST REGIONAL VENUE OR PRESENTER (Over 50 Gigs) presented by Oztix
•    The Barwon Club Hotel – Geelong (Wadawurrung)
•    The Bridge Hotel – Castlemaine (Dja Dja Wurrung)
•    The Coolroom at the Northern Arts Hotel – Castlemaine (Dja Dja Wurrung)
•    Torquay Hotel – (Wadawarrung)
•    Volta – Ballarat (Wadawurrung)

BEST REGIONAL VENUE OR PRESENTER (Under 50 gigs) presented by Oztix
•    The Blues Train – Bellarine Peninsula (Wadawurrung)
•    Meeniyan Town Hall – South Gippsland (Bunurong)
•    The Sound Doctor  – Anglesea (Wadawurrung)
•    The Gallery of Good – Trafalgar (Gunaikurnai)
•    OK Motels – Charlton (Dja Dja Wurrung), Ballarat (Wadawurrung), Shepparton (Yorta Yorta)

Public voted categories

BEST SONG OR TRACK presented by PBS
•    DRMNGNOW – Ngarwu
•    Good Morning – Excalibur
•    Jess Ribeiro – Summer of Love
•    Kaiit – Space
•    Miss Kaninna – Pinnacle Bitch

BEST ALBUM presented by Triple R
•    Angie McMahon – Light, Dark, Light Again
•    Gregor – Satanic Lullabies
•    G Flip – DRUMMER
•    The Belair Lip Bombs – Lush Life
•    The Vovos – Lilla Gubben

BEST SOLO ARTIST presented by Triple R
•    Audrey Powne
•    G Flip
•    Lucy Wise
•    Maple Glider
•    Simona Castricum

BEST DJ presented by City of Melbourne
•    Aldonna
•    DJ PGZ 
•    IN2STELLAR
•    Ninajirachi
•    Tinika

BEST GROUP presented by PBS
•    Cool Sounds
•    Gut Health
•    Hiatus Kaiyote
•    Mindy Meng Wang 王萌 & Sui Zhen
•    RVG

BEST REGIONAL ACT presented by Pullman Melbourne on the Park
•    Baraka The Kid
•    Eliza Hull
•    Juno Mamba
•    Leah Senior
•    ZÖJ

Contemporary Music Victoria Inc.
Unit 1, 35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country
Collingwood VIC 3066

Music Victoria advocates, celebrates and supports on the unceded lands of the peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, as well as to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We deeply respect the role that music and songlines play and have played in the continuation of their culture for the past 60,000+ years.

2024 Nominees Announced as Voting Opens

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Music Victoria is thrilled to reveal the nominees for the 2024 Music Victoria Awards. This year’s record-breaking number of entrants highlights the industry’s dedication to recognising the musicians, venues, festivals, and professionals who have played a vital role in shaping the state’s vibrant music scene.

Having won Best Victorian Breakthrough Act in 2019, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer G Flip has amassed three nominations in 2024; up for Best Album, Best Solo Artist and Best Pop Work. Similarly, Hiatus Kaiyote are nominated for Best Group this year, having first won Best Emerging Artist over a decade ago in 2013.

Melbourne-based electronic DJ and producer Ninajirachi will conclude a stellar year with nominations for Best DJ, Best Producer and Best Electronic Work, while international pop sensation Tones and I is nominated for Best Pop Work, having first collected an Outstanding Achievement Award in 2019.

Celebrated Victorian artists Simona Castricum, Mindy Meng Wang and Sui Zhen, Baraka The Kid, The Belair Lip Bombs, The Vovos, Lucy Wise and Hand To Earth all receive two nominations each in 2024.

Good Morning, Kaiit, Miss Kaninna, DRMNGNOW and Jess Ribero line up for Best Song (presented by PBS), while Maple Glider, Audrey Powne, Lucy Wise, G Flip and Simona Castricum have been nominated for Best Solo Artist (presented by Triple R).

This year’s nominees for Best Metro Festival highlight some incredible grassroots collectives creating powerful musical communities through ingenuity and hard work. Flippin’ the Bird (Frankston), Luliepalooza (Abbotsford), Melbourne International Jazz Festival, St Kilda Festival, Yo CiTY CONNECT: AFRO-FUTURE (Abbotsford).

Best Regional Venue/Presenter nominees are recognised for their innovative ways of creating live music opportunities for locals and travellers alike. The Blues Train (Bellarine), Meeniyan Town Hall (Gippsland), The Sound Doctor (Anglesea), The Gallery of Good (Trafalgar) and OK Motels (Charlton) work tirelessly to provide foundational opportunities for live music communities.

Simone Schinkel, Music Victoria’s CEO said of this year’s nominees:

“Every year I’m excited about the Music Victoria Awards. This is one of my favourite parts of the job. 2024 has been our biggest year of nominations and it’s been a tough choice for the judging panels. Now it’s the public’s turn to cast their votes…”

Category winners will be revealed at this year’s awards ceremony on Thursday 24 October at The Edge in Fed Square. See below, the full list of nominees and cast your vote before Tuesday 1 October.

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Awards Nominees

Public voting opens Monday 2 September, closes Tuesday 1 October.

PUBLIC VOTED

BEST SONG OR TRACK presented by PBS
DRMNGNOW – Ngarwu
Good Morning – Excalibur
Jess Ribeiro – Summer of Love
Kaiit – Space
Miss Kaninna – Pinnacle Bitch

BEST ALBUM presented by Triple R
Angie McMahon – Light, Dark, Light Again
Gregor – Satanic Lullabies
G Flip – DRUMMER
The Belair Lip Bombs – Lush Life
The Vovos – Lilla Gubben

BEST SOLO ARTIST presented by Triple R
Audrey Powne
G Flip
Lucy Wise
Maple Glider
Simona Castricum

BEST DJ presented by City of Melbourne
Aldonna
DJ PGZ
IN2STELLAR
Ninajirachi
Tinika

BEST GROUP presented by PBS
Cool Sounds
Gut Health
Hiatus Kaiyote
Mindy Meng Wang 王萌& Sui Zhen
RVG

BEST REGIONAL ACT presented by Pullman Melbourne on the Park
Baraka The Kid
Eliza Hull
Juno Mamba
Leah Senior
ZÖJ

INDUSTRY VOTED

BEST MUSICIAN presented by JMC
Cheryl Durongpisitkul
Erica Tucceri
Hudson Whitlock
Lewis Coleman
Lucky Pereira

BEST PRODUCER presented by AON
Bonnie Knight
Lauren Coutts
Nao Anzai
Ninajirachi
Theo Carbo

AMPLIFY AWARD presented by Arts Access Victoria
Among The Restless
Magdalia
Naavikaran
R.em.edy
Saint Ergo

DIASPORA AWARD
Amaru Tribe
Hand to Earth
Jarabi Band
Mindy Meng Wang 王萌& Sui Zhen
Wild Gloriosa

BEST BLUES WORK presented by The Blues Train
Checkerboard Lounge
Lloyd Spiegel
Nigel Wearne
Opelousas
The McNaMarr Project

BEST COUNTRY WORK
Hana & Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits
Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Patrick Wilson
Sweet Talk
The Counterfeit

BEST ELECTRONIC WORK
Hybrid Man
Ninajirachi
Simona Castricum
Smilk
Spoonbill

BEST EXPERIMENTAL OR AVANT-GARDE WORK
Duré Dara and Speak Percussion
Hand to Earth
Hantu
Monica Lim
Panghalina

BEST FOLK WORK
Ernest Aines
Evan & Mischa
Lucy Wise
Mickey & Michelle
The Bashevis Singers

BEST HEAVY WORK
Diploid
Pizza Death
Religious Observance
Suldusk
The Incantus

BEST HIP HOP WORK
Baraka the Kid
FLY BOY JACK
MAMMOTH. & Eric Spice
Srirachi
Yung Shōgun

BEST JAZZ WORK
Finn Rees
Helen Svoboda
James Sherlock Trio
Michelle Nicolle
Vanessa Perica Orchestra

BEST POP WORK
Blusher
Gretta Ray
G Flip
The Cat Empire
Tones and I

BEST REGGAE OR DANCEHALL WORK
JahWise
Killah Keys
Melbourne Ska Orchestra
Rick Howe
Shottaz

BEST ROCK OR PUNK WORK
Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice
ENOLA
Porpoise Spit
The Belair Lip Bombs
The Vovos

BEST SOUL, FUNK, RNB OR GOSPEL WORK
EMEREE
Emma Volard
Mildlife
Squid Nebula
Tekoa

BEST METRO FESTIVAL presented by Brick Lane Brewing
Flippin’ the Bird – Frankston (Bunurong)
LuliePalooza – Abbotsford (Wurundjeri)
Melbourne International Jazz Festival (Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung)
St Kilda Festival (Boon Wurrung)
Yo CiTY CONNECT: AFRO-FUTURE – Abbotsford (Wurundjeri)

BEST REGIONAL FESTIVAL presented by Brick Lane Brewing
Beyond the Valley – Golden Plains (Wadawurrung)
Loch Hart Music Festival (Kirrae Whurrung)
NYE On The Hill Bass Coast (Bunurong)
Port Fairy Folk Festival (Gunditjmara)
Queenscliff Music Festival (Wadawurrung)

BEST LARGE VENUE (Metro) presented by Oztix
Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre (Wurundjeri and Bunurong)
Forum Melbourne (Wurundjeri and Bunurong)
Northcote Theatre (Wurundjeri)
Palais Theatre – St Kilda (Bunurong)
The Corner Hotel – Richmond (Wurundjeri)

BEST SMALL VENUE (Metro) presented by Oztix
Northcote Social Club (Wurundjeri)
MOTH – Mornington Peninsula (Bunurong)
Kindred Bandroom – Footscray (Wurundjeri)
Lulie Tavern – Collingwood (Wurundjeri)
The JazzLab – Brunswick (Wurundjeri)

BEST REGIONAL VENUE OR PRESENTER (Over 50 Gigs) presented by Oztix
The Barwon Club Hotel – Geelong (Wadawurrung)
The Bridge Hotel – Castlemaine (Dja Dja Wurrung)
The Coolroom at the Northern Arts Hotel – Castlemaine (Dja Dja Wurrung)
Torquay Hotel – (Wadawarrung)
Volta – Ballarat (Wadawurrung)

BEST REGIONAL VENUE OR PRESENTER (Under 50 gigs) presented by Oztix
The Blues Train – Bellarine Peninsula (Wadawurrung)
Meeniyan Town Hall – South Gippsland (Bunurong)
The Sound Doctor – Anglesea (Wadawurrung)
The Gallery of Good – Trafalgar (Gunaikurnai)
OK Motels – Charlton (Dja Dja Wurrung), Ballarat (Wadawurrung), Shepparton (Yorta Yorta)

Contemporary Music Victoria Inc.
Unit 1, 35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country
Collingwood VIC 3066

Music Victoria advocates, celebrates and supports on the unceded lands of the peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, as well as to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We deeply respect the role that music and songlines play and have played in the continuation of their culture for the past 60,000+ years.

2024 Entries Now Open

By 2024 Awards

Music Victoria is thrilled to announce entries are now open for the Music Victoria Awards (MVA). The MVAs, now in its 19th year, will once again acknowledge the outstanding achievements of musicians, venues, festivals and industry professionals who contribute to the state’s incredible music scene.

Proudly presented by PBS and Triple R, each year as part of the Awards, Music Victoria inducts into its Hall of Fame those remarkable people who have made a significant contribution to Victorian music and the cultural fabric of our state. Inductees can include not only musicians, but also broadcasters, producers, journalists, festivals, music managers, labels and more–any person or business that has contributed greatly to the Victorian music scene over 25+ years. Nominations for the Hall of Fame are now open, click here for more information

Simone Schinkel, Music Victoria’s CEO said of this year’s Awards:

“As the landscape around us evolves and new challenges arise, it’s a vital time to celebrate those supporting and changing our scene for the better as they pivot and reimagine their work.”

2024 also marks the start of a new partnership with Oztix and will be the second year in which entrants do not need to be Music Victoria members, meaning everyone in the Victorian music industry can put themselves and the artists and venues they represent in consideration for nomination. As the landscape around us evolves and new challenges arise, it’s a vital time to celebrate those supporting and changing our scene for the better as they pivot and reimagine their work.

The awards ceremony will take place on Thursday 24 October at The Edge in Fed Square and will be streamed live on the Music Victoria website.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the biggest celebration of Victorian music, before entries close 2:00pm, Friday 19 July. Enter yourself, your artists, your venue and your festival and celebrate our scene.

“We can’t wait to see you all at this year’s Music Victoria Awards!” – Seth Clancy, Commercial Director, Oztix

See below, the full list of industry-voted and public-voted categories, as well as the community-voted awards celebrating emerging First Nations talent, Deaf and/or Disabled and Culturally and Linguistically Diverse musicians.

Past Music Victoria Award winners include one of Australia’s most exceptional singer/songwriters, Mo’Ju, Zambian-born poet and rapper Sampa the Great, Yolŋu rapper, dancer and performer Baker Boy and Australian icon Paul Kelly. In 2022, the MVA for Best Producer was awarded to Alice Ivy and last year Best Album went to Cash Savage and The Last Drinks, for their ARIA-nominated record, So This Is Love.

In previous years, Music Victoria has inducted Aussie music icons including Archie Roach, Kylie Minogue, Olivia Newton-John, Michael Gudinski and Helen Marcou AM & Ian “Quincy” McLean AM into the Hall Of Fame. In 2023, Kutcha Edwards and Kirsty Rivers were welcomed as honourable inductees into the Music Victoria Hall Of Fame.

Entries close on Friday 19 July 2024. Click here to enter yourself, your artists, your venue and your festival and celebrate our incredible scene.

Entries Open 9am Monday 1 July 2024 at musicvictoriaawards.com.au

Awards Categories

GENRE AWARDS – Industry Voted

  • Best Blues Work
  • Best Country Work
  • Best Folk Work
  • Best Experimental or Avant-garde Work
  • Best Electronic Work
  • Best Heavy Work
  • Best Hip Hop Work
  • Best Jazz Work
  • Best Pop Work
  • Best Reggae or Dancehall Work
  • Best Rock or Punk Work
  • Best Soul, Funk, RnB or Gospel Work

BEST OF THE BEST – Industry Voted

  • Best Producer
  • Best Musician

VENUES AND FESTIVAL AWARDS – Now Industry Voted

  • Best Metro Venue (Large)
  • Best Metro Venue (Small)
  • Best Regional Venue (under 50 gigs)
  • Best Regional Venue (over 50 gigs)
  • Best Metro Festival
  • Best Regional Festival

BEST OF THE BEST – Public Voted

  • Best Song or Track
  • Best Album
  • Best Solo Artist
  • Best DJ
  • Best Group
  • Best Regional Act

COMMUNITY AWARDS – Community Voted/Selected

  • Singing Our Futures Acknowledgement for Emerging First Nations Talent
  • Arts Access Victoria Amplify Award for a Deaf and/or Disabled Musician
  • Diaspora Award for a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Musician

Contemporary Music Victoria Inc.
Unit 1, 35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country
Collingwood VIC 3066

Music Victoria advocates, celebrates and supports on the unceded lands of the peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, as well as to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We deeply respect the role that music and songlines play and have played in the continuation of their culture for the past 60,000+ years.