2024 MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

Best New Artist

– presented by WOMADelaide

aleksiah

 

Best Regional Artist

– presented by Country Arts SA

DEM MOB

 

Best Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Artist

– presented by University of Adelaide

Electric Fields

Best Group

– presented by Moshtix

Teenage Joans

 

 

Best Solo Artist

– presented by General Admission Entertainment

aleksiah

 

Best Song

– presented by Wonderlick

Swapmeet | Ceiling Fan 

 

Best Release

– presented by Hindley Street Music Hall

Swapmeet | Oxalis

 

 

2024 INDUSTRY AWARD WINNERS

Best Manager

– presented by Three D Radio

Rachel Whitford (27 Music)

 

Best Regional Live Music Venue or Live Music Activation

– presented by Australian Hotels Association

South East Beer & BBQ Fest – Mt Gambier

 

Best Live Music Venue

– presented by Australian Hotels Association

Crown & Anchor

 

Best Studio

– presented by Northern Sound System

Forest Range Studios

 

Best Cover Art

– presented by Version Design

Coldwave | Designer – Aysh Field | Released – 9th August 2023
 

Best Music Video

– presented by JC Decaux

LOLA | Bryce Kraehenbuehl & Jed Newton – “Game Over”

 

 

Best Music Educator

– presented by Carclew

DEM MOB’s Annie Siegmann

Best Studio Engineer/Producer

– presented by Novatech

Lucinda Machin

 

Best Live Technician

– presented by Adelaide Guitar Festival

Luke Hancock

 

Best Small Music Festival or Event

– presented by Woodville Town Hall

Space Jams

 

Best Major Music Festival or Event

– presented by Adelaide Backline Production Hire

Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival

Best Live Music Photograph

– presented by Atkins Photo Lab & Atkins Pro

Deb Kloeden | The Empty Threats @ Woodville Town Hall, 8th November 2023

 

 

2024 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS WINNERS

Blues & Roots Award

– presented by Crown & Anchor

The Honey Badgers

 

Country Award

– presented by Derringers

Brad Chicken & The Bootstraps

 

Electronic Award

– presented by Derringers

Jane Doe

 

Experimental or Art Music Award

– presented by Crown & Anchor

SONS OF ZÖKU

 

Folk Award

-presented by Lion Arts Factory

Maisie B

 

Heavy Award

– presented by Derringers

The Munch

Hip Hop Award

– presented by The Gov

J-MILLA

 

Jazz Award

– presented by Helpmann Academy

Adam Page

 

Pop Award

– presented by Good Music Month

aleksiah

Punk Award

– presented by Lowlife

Teenage Joans 

 

Rock Award

– presented by UniBar ADL

West Thebarton

 

Soul, Funk or RnB Award

– presented by Velvet Underground

Ukulele Death Squad

2024 SPECIAL AWARDS WINNERS

APRA AMCOS Emily Burrows Award

The APRA AMCOS Emily Burrows Award was instituted in 2001 in memory of Emily Burrows, a former APRA membership representative and compliance officer. Emily worked tirelessly to support and encourage local songwriters and composers, and tragically passed away in an accident. A $5,000 award is given each year to recognise and further the professional development of eligible original SA music artists or bands. The award is shortlisted by the APRA AMCOS Adelaide office and Writer Services, with the final act being selected by Gary Burrows (Emily’s father and previous APRA employee for SA).

aleksiah

MusicSA Community Award

The MusicSA Community Achievement Award is selected by the Board of MusicSA, and serves to recognise outstanding work to support and develop South Australia’s music industry by an organisation or individual.

Sisters of Invention

 

UNESCO Adelaide City of Music Collaboration Award

The UNESCO Best International Collaboration award celebrates an outstanding music collaboration between an international and South Australian musician, as chosen by Adelaide UNESCO City of Music.

Dr Oliver Fartach-Naini

Neville Clark Awards

The Neville Clark Awards honour the late Neville Clark, who was a leading mastering engineer, owner of Disk Edits and highly respected champion of SA music and production. Initiated and facilitated by Neville’s wife, Rosanna Clark, the award includes a generous cash prize and will be presented to two leading sound production graduates – one from TAFE SA and one from SAE Creative Media Institute.

– presented by SAE Institute

Matt Stasinowsky

– presented by TAFESA

Joshua Rocca