First Nations

It was a celebration of First Nations women, their stories and their storytelling on Saturday night for Blak Day Out.

Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC)’s Clancestry festival will ignite the venue with extraordinary First Nations storytelling, music, dance, art and culture.

The nominees are in for the 2025 National Indigenous Music Awards, which will be staged at Darwin Amphitheatre next month.

Alongside the finalists reveal is

Australian Women In Music Awards is calling on all First Nations women, female and gender diverse artists and music practitioners in regional and remote

RISING's Track Work event opened with a Welcome to Country honouring the Wurundjeri people, expressing hope and joy at the rising generations, and how music connects the

A 2025 Queensland Music Awards finalist and proud Wayilwan woman, Sunny Luwe's newest single is 'Letter To The Future'.

Brisbane Festival will return to once again take over the city with an expansive programme of art, culture and community in 2025.

After mesmerising audiences at Perth Festival last year, West Australian Opera’s Wesfarmers Arts commission, ‘Wundig Wer Wilura’ will hit Albany and Bunbury this November in

After surviving heartache and open heart surgery, Gugu-Yalanji and Birri Gubba songman Jungaji underwent a profound spiritual and artistic transformation to create his new

When Thomas Weatherall first introduced 'Blue' to audiences, it was clear this was a quiet, emotional reckoning wrapped in poetic storytelling.

As the age-old saying goes, “turn your broken heart into art” – and that’s exactly what Australian Dance Theatre’s (ADT) Artistic Director Daniel Riley did, following the

There are few pop princesses that capture Australiana with such integrity and soul-searching lyricism as Thelma Plum.

As he nears the release of his debut album, 'Betting On Blak', Jungaji shares another taste from the record, the highly emotive and beautiful 'Kalkurr' that features his

For Jinibara artist Jennifer Kent, Horizon Sunshine Coast's 2025 exhibition Scene Through The Screen presented an exciting opportunity to not only collaborate with fellow

Canadian First Nations hip hop duo, Snotty Nose Rez Kids finally return to Australia next month.

Gamilaraay artist Thelma Plum returns to the road to promote her 2024 album 'I'm Sorry, Now Say It Back' with a stack of regional dates this winter.

Accomplished singer-songwriter Emily Wurramara, the first Indigenous woman to win the ARIA Award for Best Adult Contemporary Album, is on an encore tour promoting her 2024

Bunjil Place, in association with BlakDance, Asia TOPA and Arts Centre Melbourne, presents the new commission ‘Bunyi Bunyi Bumi’ this February.

Indigenous artist-activist-author, Emily Wurramara has added a number of encore shows to her recent Australian album tour.

The 2025 Artistic Program at Bondi Pavilion invites audiences to be inspired, open their imagination, and wonder at the natural world.