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BIGSOUND 2025 Announces Full Artist Lineup

Kaiit, Wafia, Borderline, Grecco Romank and many more exciting Australian and Aotearoa artists are heading to BIGSOUND

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More than 120 artists set to showcase at BIGSOUND 2025 have been unveiled.

The lineup highlights some of the brightest rising talent from Australia and Aotearoa, with showcases scheduled for September 2–5 in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley.

From Australia, names to watch include Melbourne-based neo-soul artist Kaiit, 12-year-old Perth hip-hop upstart Inkabee, Sydney indie artist Azure Ryder, pub-rockers The Southern River Band, and Brisbane’s own Wafia.

Aotearoa will be well represented, too, with pop-rockers Borderline, surfy indie crew Coast Arcade, dancefloor favourites Flamingo Pier, genre-hoppers Grecco Romank, and dream-pop outfit Phoebe Rings all heading across the ditch.

“Curating this year’s program has been such a joy — the artists we’ve selected reflect the incredible depth of talent in Australia, and each one is doing truly exciting things with their music. We’re so proud of this group and can’t wait to see them bring the Fortitude Valley to life in September,” share BIGSOUND Music Programmers Casey O’Shaughnessy and Katie Rynne.

“We also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to every single artist who applied. We were genuinely blown away by the quality, creativity and diversity of submissions — it made the selection process incredibly tough, in the best possible way. There’s so much talent out there, and while we couldn’t include everyone this year, we recognise the heart you put into your music, and we’re excited for what lies ahead for you.”

For more information for BIGSOUND 2025, visit www.bigsound.org.au.

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BIGSOUND 2025

September 2nd–5th
Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, QLD

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