Glass Media

Glass Media’s debut headline show drew over 200 fans, cementing their ability to pull a crowd and leave a lasting impression. Since then, they’ve consistently played packed, high-energy shows and caught the attention of household names-opening for Skegss, Luca Brasi, The Preatures, The Vanns, Sly Withers, The Smith Street Band, The Belair Lip Bombs as well as The Great Escape Music Festival, Party In The Paddock, Good Gumnuts and Bass In The Domain, a true testament to their rising reputation. Recently announcing their debut Australian Tour, Glass Media have turned their attention to bigger things.

Their music blends energetic rock with catchy pop hooks, creating songs that connect with audiences. Their strong chemistry and electrifying live shows have earned them a dedicated fanbase. With a deep connection to their Tasmanian roots, Glass Media continues to push boundaries, delivering fresh, high-energy performances and solidifying their place as one of the island’s most exciting emerging bands.

The Rions

From their early beginnings as high school classmates, The Rions have cemented their status as ones to watch – going from winning triple j’s Unearthed High in 2021 to releasing their now #1 Australian debut album Everything Every Single Day (2025) and amassing over 90 million global streams across their catalogue.

Last year began with a run of anthemic singles including ‘Shut You Out’, ‘Maybe I’m Just A Freak’, ‘Tonight’s Entertainment’ and ‘Cry’, before The Rions revealed their debut album Everything Every Single Day in October. To high praise, the record took out the #1 spot on the ARIA Australian Albums Chart, #2 vinyl and #5 overall. Three songs from the album peaked at #1 on triple j’s most played. On the live front, they played their biggest venues yet on their Australian album tour, selling out multiple 2000+ cap theatres.

Following a record-breaking year, The Rions have returned in 2026 with the release of their deluxe album, Everything (The Deluxe Edition).

Tonix

Electro-pop-punk-dance from Adelaide, Australia; comprised of saxophone, synth, keytar, drums and soaring lead vocal.

TONIX fit as comfortably on indie-rock line-ups as alongside EDM artists and have been the curated support for diverse artists including Genesis Owusu, Snarky Puppy, Regurgitator, Yard Act and Cold Chisel (yes, really).

TONIX will release the 6-track EP project ‘from nineteen to twenty one’ preceded by a series of singles from May 22 through October 2026.

TONIX have played headline shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and regionally through NSW, Vic and SA. Festival bookings include Beyond The Valley, Lime Green Festival, Adelaide 500 After Race Concert, Pirate Life Birthday, Beer & BBQ Festival, Icecream Factory, AdelLOUD, New Found Sound, Space Jams, Vintage Vibes, BigFest, Dougstock + more.

RAGEFLOWER

RAGEFLOWER exists in a space where emotion and experimentation intertwine – a universe of fearless self-expression, built on creativity, bravery, and compassion. Her music defies easy categorisation, weaving cinematic alt-rock soundscapes with poetic storytelling and raw human energy.

At her core, RAGEFLOWER is a creator who feels everything deeply. Every lyric, melody, and visual comes from instinct, from that magnetic pull to translate emotion into art. She writes because she has to, each song becoming a way to process the chaos and wonder of being alive. Her sound is both intimate and vast; it can whisper one moment and roar the next, always anchored by a sense of vulnerability and strength.

On stage, RAGEFLOWER transforms. Her live shows are more than performances – they’re experiences of release and connection. Theatrical, emotional, and immersive, her sets blur the line between performance art and rock show. There’s a pulse of humanity at the centre of it all – an open invitation for audiences to feel seen, to feel less alone.

Visually, RAGEFLOWER creates with the same conviction she brings to her music. Her aesthetic is both fierce and tender, surreal yet grounded in truth. Every creative choice, from artwork to fashion, expands the world she’s building: one where imperfection is beautiful and authenticity reigns.

With a growing international following across the U.S., Japan, and Europe, and a reputation for deeply affecting performances, RAGEFLOWER stands as one of Australia’s most intriguing new voices. Her vision reaches far beyond the stage, she imagines a future where music, art, and emotion merge into one living, breathing entity. RAGEFLOWER isn’t just making songs – a whole world is being built.

Abby Wallace

Abby Wallace is an alternative indie-pop artist from Nipaluna/Hobart. She translates interior states into language, crafting songs that feel like emotional surveillance footage. Intimate, forensic and occasionally funny, Abby’s writing circles themes of shame, desire, and obsession.

After nearly a decade away from music raising her two children, 2025 marked Abby’s powerful re-entry. Her singles have been met with widespread early praise, including consistent key support from triple j Unearthed. Now preparing to take the project national, Abby is developing a distinctive live show alongside a growing body of work co-written and produced by multi-ARIA Award-nominated producer John Castle.

Sam McMeekin

Sam McMeekin is carving out a niche with her distinctive blend of country roots and pop sensibility. Her musical prowess is uniquely hers, while reminiscent of today’s biggest stars in the genre, drawing inspiration from the likes of Lizzy McAlpine, Phoebe Bridgers, and Kacey Musgraves. In January of this year, Sam released her highly anticipated sophomore EP “Amelioration”—a ten track piece of work – featured in CountryTown and Backseat Mafia harnessing the poignant intricacies of indie, pop, and country music, in a way that is unique to McMeekin. The EP precedes her first ever national headline tour in February of 2026, as well as an impressive run of festivals and tour supports throughout 2026, following off from a massive 2025 for the Tasmanian artist, touring with and supporting the likes of Wade Forster, Andrew Swift, Meg Washington, Boo Seeka, and Alex Lloyd among the bunch. Perhaps most notably, Sam was hand-picked by country music supermega star Morgan Evans and icons Fanning Dempsey National Park for their separate shows at Odeon Theatre. Sam’s latest work is as hooky as it is haunting —further cementing her reputation as one of Tasmania’s most magnetic voices and a songwriter worth paying very close attention to.

Taye

Australia’s rising pop artist TAYE is turning heads with her bold dance-pop sound and high-energy live shows. Following releases including “Revenge In Writing,” “Say My Name,” and “Take Her Dancing” TAYE blends powerhouse vocals, sharp choreography and undeniable stage presence. Credited as a female pop artist to watch by “Off The Record with Isaiah” and fresh off performances at Taste of Summer, The Songwriting Prize Semi Finals and Tasmanian Dance Expo, TAYE is excited to perform at her very first headline show at The Workers Club in Melbourne TAYE For The Girls in October.