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with each local musician going on to wrap up their respective years in a big way. Once again, the Aussie representation is supported by Sounds Australia , which have been helping

says. "I want to open the door for Australian country music to be as big as American country. Really break down that gap. We have the talent. “There ... that while holding onto my Australian values." Geiger has already got some big plans for the year, with support slots for Warren Zeiders and Drake Milligan

votedd awards…bloody unreal!” Johnston wrote on social media, also sharing photos from the big day. He continued, “However, this is all thanks to you all. The fans, the true

country, as they had their say on our incredible Aussie talent. The day’s big winner was James Johnston , walking away with four trophies, including the second year ... nabbing the coveted Entertainer of the Year award. The day’s other big winners included The Wolfe Brothers, who took home Group or Duo of the year, Keith Urban

Rock told Fox News ahead of the show. “They realised there's a big portion of this country who is underserved entertainment-wise. “We’re just [going to] go play

book author’ to his growing list of accomplishments. Arriving this month, The Great Big Blowout is Hoot’s debut foray into the world of book-writing, with the lighthearted story ... January to release Sometimes I Do . Copies of Hoot’s debut book, The Great Big Blowout , are available to order now. Embedded Content

topper excited to take part in the event. “Country music festivals are all about big crowds, great stories and bringing people together, and The Bend Classic has all the ingredients ... format brings together everything our fans love — country music, camping and cars — into one big weekend where people can settle in, enjoy great music and great racing, and soak

thrown his phone – as being a real wanker. A loose cannon, he was real ‘big energy' vibes. The sort of bloke that comes over asks you for a photo

corners of the Australian music scene, brought together by a shared love of big stories, loud guitars and the chaos that comes with life on the road. Embedded Content

that kind of stuff near us. We didn’t have any of those big city opportunities.” But small-town life was ultimately a blessing. “There was nothing