AWMA HAS MOVED TO 2022
Conference & Showcase Program – 17 May
Award Ceremony, Concert and Party – 18 May
“AWMA provides unprecedented opportunities for our Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander sisters. This is a change maker”
_ Christine Anu
An inclusive event
AWMA acknowledges and celebrates the achievements of our First Nations and culturally diverse women.
“Alongside the leadership of AWMA, we have an unprecedented opportunity to improve the culture and pave the way for many more women to be recognised across the sector.”
_ Tina Arena
It’s time
NOW is the time to stand united for positive change in the Australian Music industry.
“The next positive step in creating a more equal playing field for all. What a momentous platform to shine a light on the amazing women in our industry”
_ Izzi Manfredi
Recognition
Turning the spotlight to women in music
Some of the biggest names in the Australian music industry have joined forces to support the Australian Women in Music Awards.
AWMA is turning the spotlight on women; recognising First Nations and multicultural performers and music practitioners, focusing on excellence in artistry, technical and production skills, leadership, cross-cultural development, songwriting, music journalism, music photography, film making, classical music, humanitarian work and more.
” I know that there are vast numbers of men who support women and huge numbers of women who want more so together let’s create the mother of all paradigm shifts.
_ Jenny Morris
Change the Game
Let’s create the mother of all paradigm shifts
Latest News
FINALISTS
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NEW DATE ANNOUNCED
Kate Ceberano, Dami Im, Katie Noonan and Deborah Cheetham AO are among the stellar list of finalists in the Australian Women in Music Awards (AWMA) announced today.
Founding Executive Director Vicki Gordon has also confirmed a change of date for the two-day event which will now be held in Brisbane on 17 and 18 May 2022.
