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In a show of exuberance, the South Australian music community came together at Woodville Town Hall to celebrate. Indigenous act DEM MOB shone, winning five awards, including the prestigious Emily Burrows Award, which includes a $5,000 grant for professional development. They also took home Best Regional Artist, Best Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Artist, and secured the Best Hip Hop award in the People’s Choice category.
In addition to their musical accolades, the group was honoured with the Best Music Educator award for their ‘Kurunpa Kunpuntjaku’ program. This initiative sees DEM MOB spearheading music programs and initiatives in the APY LANDS and Ceduna to engage young First Nations students.
The Empty Threats took home two awards, Best New Artist and Best New Song, with their haunting track “Evil Eye”.
Inducted into the SA Music Hall of Fame was Australian music legend Paul Kelly. With family and close friends supporting him in the audience, Kelly recounted tales of growing up in Adelaide and playing small gigs around town. He then treated us to a song from the early phase of his career “The Streets of Forbes” and a recently penned song about fishing with Dad.
You’ll find a full list of all the award-winners below the gallery!
As well as the multiple awards presented, the audience were treated to performances from aleksiah, The Empty Threats, Carla Lippis + The Mondo Psycho, and singer-songwriter Nathan May.
Winner: Todd Pergallini
Winner: Jase Ess
Presenting Partner: APRA AMCOS
Winner: DEM MOB
Presenting Partner: UNESCO
Winner: Adam Page
Presenting Partner: MusicSA
Winner: GirlsRock! Adelaide
Presenting Partner: WOMADelaide
Winner: The Empty Threats
Presenting Partner: Good Music Month
Winner: DEM MOB
Presenting Partner: Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music
Winner: DEM MOB
Presenting Partner: Scenestr
Winner: Alana Jagt
Presenting partner: Wonderlick
Winner: The Empty Threats
Work: Evil Eye
Presenting Partner: Hindley Street Music Hall
Winner: Slowmango
Work: Hypercolour Miscellaneous
Presenting Partner: Moshtix
Winner:Bad//Dreems
PresentingPartner: Eckermann Lawyers
Winner: Rachel Whitford
Presenting Partner: AHA (SA)
Winner: Adelaide Guitar Festival – On the Road 2023
Presenting Partner: AHA (SA)
Winner: Crown & Anchor
Presenting Partner: Flinders University
Winner: Wundenbergs
Presenting Partner: Version Design
Winner: Kaspar Schmidt Mumm & The Bait Fridge
Work: Hypercolour Miscellaneous by Slowmango
Presenting Partner: JC Decaux
Winner: Conor Mercury Movies
Work: Bills by Carla Geneve
Winner: SAMii
Work: DEM MOB’s Kurunpa Kunpuntjaku
Presenting Partner: Novatech Creative Event Technologies
Winner: Lewis Wundenberg
Presenting Partner: Adelaide Backline & Production Hire
Winner: Nathan D’Agostino
Presenting Partner: White Marquee
Winner: Some Shine Festival
Presenting Partner: Insurance Advisement Australia
Winner: Vintage Vibes Festival
Presenting Partner: Adelaide West End Association
Winner: Dojo Rise
Winner: Mark Curtis and the Flannelettes
Presenting Partner: Thebarton Theatre
Winner: Electric Fields
Presenting Partner: Crown & Anchor
Winner: SONS OF ZÖKU
Winner: Ukulele Death Squad
Presenting Partner: Derringers Music
Winner: Stabbitha and the Knifey Wifeys
Presenting Partner: The Gov
Winner: DEM MOB
Presenting Partner: Helpmann Academy
Winner: 5 SIDEDCUBE
Presenting Partner: Alpha Box & Dice
Winner: The Tullamarines
Presenting Partner: Three D Radio
Winner: Teenage Joans
Presenting Partner: UniBar ADL
Winner: Mums Favourite
Presenting Partner: Woodville Town Hall
Winner: Mum Thinks Blue
Written by: Soft FM Radio Staff
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