
2019
Clea - 'Dreaming'
It's a mixed bag of megastars and indie legends, from The Bee Gees and Savage Garden to The Saints, The Go-Betweens, Regurgitator and Powderfinger.
Since 2006 a host of breakthrough Queensland acts have earned their place among these icons. Amy Shark, Violent Soho, Ball Park Music, Cub Sport, Emma Louise and Hungry Kids of Hungary have all been honoured through the #ValleyWalkofFame initiative after winning the QMA Song of the Year. Winners of the previously awarded Published Song of the Year (2006-2010) are also represented.
Clea - 'Dreaming'
Jeremy Neale - Dancin' & Romancin'
Amy Shark - Adore
Violent Soho - Like Soda
Halfway - Dulcify
Ball Park Music - Surrender
Cub Sport - Do You Hear
Emma Louise - Jungle
Hungry Kids of Hungary - Wristwatch
Timothy Carroll - Danshyttan
The Gin Club - Ten Paces Away
Tim Steward - Not the Same
The Boat People - Unsettle My Heart
2006: Bernard Fanning
2007: The Grates
2008: Robert Forster
2009: Troy Cassar Daley
2010: David McCormack
The annual Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) today announces the 2021 finalists, and the nominees for the publicly voted People’s Choice Awards with winners to be presented under the decadent chandeliers of the Fortitude Music Hall on Wednesday 5 May in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley.
Produced by QMusic, the Queensland Music Awards is proud to open the inaugural Innovation Award to acknowledge and celebrate those who found a way to not just survive in music, but create new and innovative ways to thrive in 2020 and beyond.
Entries are now open for emerging and established artists to submit an application across 16 categories in the 2021 Queensland Music Awards (QMAs).
Brisbane based singer/songwriter HANNI recently won the Queensland Music Awards Schools Award for her previous single 'Wired'.
The 2020 Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) took place last night at The Fortitude Music Hall celebrating the artistic and commercial success of Queensland music over the last 12 months, featuring performances from some of the best the state has to offer including Jaguar Jonze, Cub Sport, Nat Dunn, Busby Marou and Order Sixty6.
With the 2020 Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) taking place in Brisbane Tuesday 3 March, preparation is well underway to transform the Fortitude Valley's Fortitude Music Hall. To ensure the 2020 QMAs look and sound world-class, we’ve partnered with some of the best in the industry!