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Last night at a music industry only event, THE AGE MUSIC VICTORIA GENRE AWARDS were announced at The Age Media Centre, in the beating heart of Melbourne Rock Central. Wagons ripped up the stage with Henry Wagons setting the fun mood for the evening. Tek Tek Emsemble performed their quirky rhythms for the assembled crowd.
Here is a video of the Wagons in action.
“Not many states in the world have such a depth of talent in so many different genres to even justify a Genre Awards” stated Music Victoria CEO Patrick Donovan.
“Awards play an important role by recognising artistic achievements and giving a leg up to the most deserving acts, while acting as a filter for fans seeking out the best new music.”
The Age Shortlist Editor, Martin Boulton said, "'Too Much Water in the Boat' by Charles Jenkins is an album I've been enjoying all year, it represents all those things that make the local music scene so exciting and, like our other genre award winners, deserves to be celebrated".
THE AGE MUSIC VICTORIA GENRE AWARD WINNERS:
Best Blues Album
Greg Dodd & The Hoodoo Men - 3am Blues Live
Best Country Album
Lachlan Bryan & The Wildes - Black Coffee
Best Soul, Funk, R'n'B and Gospel Album
Cookin’ On 3 Burners – Blind Bet
Best Jazz Album
Anton Delecca Quartet – The Healer
Best Hip Hop Album
Briggs - ShepLife
Best Electronic Act
Chet Faker
Best Heavy Album
Ausmuteants – Amusements
Best Indigenous Act
The Deans
Best Global or Reggae Album
Black Jesus Experience - Migration
Best Folk Roots Album
Charles Jenkins - Too Much Water In The Boat
Best Experimental/Avant-Garde Act
Evelyn Morris
Voting for the Public Awards opens today (Friday the 17th of October) via www.theage.com.au website.
The sold out awards ceremony at 170 Russell Street on Wednesday the 19th of November will be MC's by Henry Wagons. The highlight will be a special performance from our favourite aussie rock legends Daddy Cool, who will be inducted into The Age Music Victoria Hall Of Fame, along with music journalist and author Ed Nimmervoll, who passed away recently. Davey Lane will also perform a Jim Keays tribute. Other special guests will be Russell Morris, Stonefield and Jess Cornelius of Teeth & Tongue fame, will be performing under the direction of musical director Pete Luscombe (RocKwiz) with the EG Allstars.
The Public Award Nominees are:
BEST ALBUM
Dan Sultan - Blackbird
HTRK – Psychic 9-5 Club
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Oddments
Teeth & Tongue – Grids
Total Control - Typical System
BEST BAND
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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
Teeth & Tongue
Total Control
Wagons
BEST SONG
Banoffee - Got It
Courtney Barnett - Avant Gardener
Fraser A Gorman - Book Of Love
Laura Jean - My First Love Song
Total Control – Flesh War
BEST MALE ARTIST
Chet Faker
Dan Sultan
Mikelangelo
Rob Snarski
Vance Joy
BEST FEMALE ARTIST
Courtney Barnett
Jen Cloher
Jess Cornelius (Teeth & Tongue)
Laura Jean
Missy Higgins
BEST EMERGING ARTIST
Banoffee
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D.D Dumbo
Milwaukee Banks
Remi
BEST LIVE BAND
Cosmic Psychos
Graveyard Train
Harmony
King Parrot
Saskwatch
BEST VENUE
170 Russell, Melbourne
Cherry Bar, Melbourne
Corner Hotel, Richmond
Howler, Brunswick
The Forum Theatre, Melbourne
BEST FESTIVAL
Boogie
Falls Festival
Golden Plains
Laneway Festival
Meredith Music Festival
BEST REGIONAL VENUE
Barwon Club, Geelong
Bridge Hotel, Castlemaine
Hallam Hotel, Hallam
Karova Lounge, Ballarat
Meeniyan Town Hall, Meeniyan
BEST REGIONAL ACT
Briggs
Cosmic Psychos
D.D Dumbo
Freya Hollick
Stonefield
Cast your vote here:
Here is one of the nominees for Best Song, the Joy Division-esque stylings of Total Control with 'Flesh War'.
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