The line-up for the 2021 National Indigenous Music Awards has been revealed. Baker Boy, Miiesha, Electric Fields, King Stingray, Dallas Woods and Kee’Ahn and Alice Skye with more acts to be announced soon.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: National Indigenous Music Awards To Return In 2021
The National Indigenous Music Awards are proud to announce that 2021 will see the return of Australia’s biggest First Nations gala music gathering at their traditional home, the Darwin Amphitheatre on August 7. The night will once again be broadcast via NITV and online platforms and incorporate contributions from across the country, building on last year’s record-breaking audience and bringing the magic of the night to the living rooms and phones of all Australians.
With previous performers including Jessica Mauboy, Baker Boy, Archie Roach, Gurrumul and Thelma Plum, the National Indigenous Music Awards provides the opportunity for the community to gather, celebrate the success of First Nations artists, discover new talent and create a unique outdoor event under the stars on Larrakia land for people from around Australia to experience live.
With no insurance against COVID shutdowns, it s a case of Plan B, C, D, E, F, G
As some capacity restrictions ease and more shows and festivals are being announced, it might seem like live music is coming back.
But it was only two weeks ago that Bluesfest what would have been the largest festival since the pandemic began was shut down by a single case of COVID-19 in the community.
That made clear, if it wasn t already, just how long and treacherous the road back to normality will be.
Booking a tour or festival even in the best of times is a high-stakes game involving large sums of money.
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