
Ten Acts to Catch at the Triumphant Return of BIGSOUND
BIGSOUND is returning this year for the first time in a live format since 2019, promising a "bigger than ever" event.
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Subscribe NowBIGSOUND is returning this year for the first time in a live format since 2019, promising a "bigger than ever" event.
While BIGSOUND 2020‘s virtual conference experience has just officially wrapped up, its highlighting of up-and-coming local talent is far from over. In absence of the annual conference’s live program in Brisbane this year, organisers are usingĀ BIGSOUND50 as the next best thing. “The BIGSOUND50 are the 50 artists BIGSOUND believes the world should be paying attention […]
With BIGSOUND forced online this year, organisers have revealed their full program details, including the artists that make up the BIGSOUND50
BIGSOUND may have gone online for 2020, but that hasn't stopped some of music's biggest names joining the official program.
The October event will now be a free digital event, albeit without the traditional BIGSOUND live showcases.
The likes of Jaguar Jonze, Haiku Hands, and Miiesha also received $4,500 thanks to the Levi'sĀ® Music Relief Fund, in partnership with BIGSOUND.
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