Tagged with Bachelor of Popular Music

Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University student Taylor Moss has been announced as a finalist in Australia’s largest and most prestigious country music competition.

Young Queensland musician David Baker will soon open for Joan Armatrading as part of her last major world tour.

A weekly mini-festival series of original live music launches this Friday to present the next big thing in the local music scene.

With just one track, 25-year-old Danny Harley has had the kind of break most musicians can only dream of. Better known as The Kite String Tangle, the Queensland ConservatoriumGriffith Universitygraduate is celebrating his debut solo single “Given the Chance” being voted in at number 19 in the Triple J Hottest 100. The multi-talented electronic artist […]

The best and brightest popular music talent from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith Universitywill bring life to the Australia Day Festival in the South Bank Parklands this Sunday 26 January. Nine fresh musical acts – Hussy Hicks, Josh Lovegrove, Double Lined Minority, Maximo, Lani & Lecia, Bambini, Cody Butler, Jackson James Smith and Georgia Potter are […]

Jared Porter will arrive at the 42nd Tamworth Country Music Festival this weekend as one of Australia’s most exciting emerging country music artists.

Queensland ConservatoriumGriffith University graduating popular music students showcase their original music at The Basement in their farewell performance next month. The line-up includes The Orchard (2013 winners of the national Campus Band Competition), Jessie Ryan Allen, Brodie Graham Band, Leteye, Renee Jones and more in a showcase of music ranging from blues, rock, folk and […]