Robbie Mortimer

Robbie Mortimer captures the magic of CMC Rocks with the live video for 'Cold Beer Here' filmed during his debut appearance, reliving one of the biggest moments of his career.

While social media rushed to critique Robbie Mortimer’s State of Origin national anthem performance, plenty of country music fans saw it for what it actually was - a genuine artist stepping up on one of Australia’s biggest stages.

Robbie Mortimer gears up for a breakout year with a new EP, a festival-ready single and a CMC Rocks debut on the horizon, he’s stepping into 2026 with serious momentum.

“It was written with the live stage in mind, especially high energy environments… where songs are meant to be felt together, loud and in the moment”

Artists include four-piece indie rock band Peach Fuzz, country rock artist Robbie Mortimer, and award-winning Māori neo-soul artist MOHI.

Bigger than ever before, Orange is set to light up for A Night In Nashville next year with an already impressive line up.

BIGSOUND returns to Brisbane's Fortitude Valley this September.

It’s more than just a song, it’s an anthemic thank you note from Robbie Mortimer to celebrate the ones who stood by him through thick and thin.

The Wolfe Brothers, Tori Forsyth, Denvah, and Robbie Mortimer lead the 2025 event.

The latest update to Countrytown’s ‘Hot Country Hits’ playlist also features scorchin’ new jams from legends like Mitchell Tenpenny, Lily Grace, Orville Peck and Vixens Of Fall.

​​”One of the most rewarding things I have done in my music career to date”.