2019
Clea - 'Dreaming'
Valley Walk of Fame
The Valley Walk of Fame is a monument to some of Queensland’s best-loved musical talent; the state’s homegrown music deities enshrined in a series of bronze plaques in the Brunswick Street Mall, Fortitude Valley.
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.
2018
Jeremy Neale - Dancin' & Romancin'
2017
Amy Shark - Adore
2016
Violent Soho - Like Soda
2015
Halfway - Dulcify
2013
Ball Park Music - Surrender
2012
Cub Sport - Do You Hear
2011
Emma Louise - Jungle
2010
Hungry Kids of Hungary - Wristwatch
2009
Timothy Carroll - Danshyttan
2008
The Gin Club - Ten Paces Away
2017
Tim Steward - Not the Same
2006
The Boat People - Unsettle My Heart
Published Song of the Year Winners
2006: Bernard Fanning
2007: The Grates
2008: Robert Forster
2009: Troy Cassar Daley
2010: David McCormack
QMAs launch Emerging Artist Of The Year Award + $24,000 Songwriting Prize
The 2020 Queensland Music Awards (QMAs), produced by QMusic and taking place on Tuesday 3 March 2020 at The Fortitude Music Hall, has unveiled an exciting new Major Award category with the Emerging Artist Of The Year Award.
Open to all early-career Queensland musicians, entries are open now and close midnight, Thursday 24 October 2019.
Call Out For Nominations: Billy Thorpe Scholarship & Queensland Music Awards
The Award provides $10,000 for an emerging artist to record with an established producer and receive career-planning advice from Chugg Entertainment.
New Home For 2020 Queensland Music Awards
The eighth annual Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) to be held in March 2020 will have a new home in The Fortitude Music Hall. Entries are now open!
Clea Joins Queensland Greats
Brisbane singer songwriter Clea has been celebrated in Fortitude Valley today with the unveiling of her 2019 Queensland Music Awards Song of the Year plaque for her single 'Dreaming'.
QMA 360
Put yourself at the centre of the Queensland Music Awards action with interactive performances from DZ Deathrays and Tokyo Twilight plus an interview with Amy Shark, filmed by our partners GiG VR with audio captured using the Shure MV88+ Video Kit.
QMA 2019 Winners Announced
The sold-out event was an incredible showcase of the contribution that music makes to Queensland’s cultural life, and the exceptional caliber of musicianship that the state has to offer to a worldwide audience. Check out the winners!