Jun 1, 2010 at 01:54AM Looking for a broadcast industry tradeshow, exhibition or conference, We have now updated our June 2010 listings with the lastest information,
Industry Event listings include dates, host cities and website links for more information and bookings.
May 23, 2010 at 11:27AM As WAM week for 2010 comes to an end this years WAM Hall of Fame Inductee Matt Taylor is presented his Award by Paul Bodlovich,
May 21, 2010 at 10:24AM Last night saw the 2010 WAM Winners announced at Capitol in Perth.
Here's all the nominees & finalists
Congratulations to all who were nominated and this year's prize winners.
WA Music Industry 2010 Public Voted Awards
Most Popular Act
Presented by The Department of Culture and the Arts
Birds of Tokyo - winner
Gyroscope
Karnivool
Sugar Army
Most Popular Live Act
Presented by X-Press Magazine
Boys Boys Boys!
Karnivool - winner
Sugar Army
Tomás Ford
Most Popular Music Website
Presented by City of Perth
Fasterlouder.com.au - winner
Perthbands.com
Rtrfm.com.au
Spaceshipnews.com.au
Most Popular Album
Presented by triple j
Eskimo Joe - Inshalla
John Butler Trio – April Uprising
Karnivool – Sound Awake - winner
Sugar Army – The Parallels Amongst Ourselves
Favourite Newcomer
Presented by RTR FM
Emperors
The Jackards
The Joe Kings - winner
Tim and Jean
Most Popular Music Venue
Presented by the Western Australian Museum
Amplifier Bar - winner
Mojos Bar
Rocket Room
Rosemount Hotel
Most Popular Single / EP
Presented by PerthNow & Moshtix
Eskimo Joe – Foreign Land
French Rockets / Injured Ninja – 12” Split + DVD - winner
John Butler Trio – One Way Road
Umpire – Streamers
Most Popular Music Video
Presented by Empyrean Northbridge
Blac Blocs - NVDA - winner
Brash and Sassy – No Milk For You
Injured Ninja – IDDQD
Sugar Army – Tongues in Cheeks
Most Popular Music Event
Presented by Sonicbids
Big Day Out (Perth)
In the Pines
Soundwave (Perth) - winner
St Jerome’s Laneway Festival (Perth)
WA Music Industry Voted Awards
Most Promising New Act
Presented by Peel Music Foundation
Boom! Bap! Pow!
Emperors - winner
Goodnight Tiger
The Joe Kings
Best Live Sound Engineer
Presented by Kosmic XPD/AVID Venue Console
Dave Carter - winner
Ian Stewart
James Newhouse
Rene De Vries
Best Record Producer / Engineer
Presented by SAE
Al Smith
Dave Parkin - winner
Max Ducker
Rob Agostini
Indigenous Act of the Year
Presented by ABMUSIC
Djiva
Moana Dreaming
Peter Brandy
Yabu Band - winner
Best WA Based Record Label
Presented by AIR
Firestarter Music
Good Cop Bad Cop - winner
Jarrah Records
Walking Horse
Media Award - Individual
Presented by The Cake Factory
Aarom Wilson
Bob Gordon
Dave Cutbush - winner
Mike Wafer
Media Award - Organisation
Presented by Diskbank CD & DVD
Fasterlouder.com.au
RTR FM - winner
The Drum Media
X-Press Magazine
Management Award
Presented by EPRA
Jodie Regan
Laith Tierney
Philip Stevens
Steph Edwardes - winner
Golden WAMi
Presented by City of Perth
Aarom Wilson
Andrew Ryan
Dave Cutbush
Peter Barr - winner
Best Male Vocalist
Presented by Devilles Pad
Brendon Humphries (The Kill Devil Hills)
Ian Kenny (Birds of Tokyo, Karnivool) - winner
Pat McLaughlin (Sugar Army)
Will Stoker
Best Female Vocalist
Presented by Music Feedback
Abbe May - winner
Felicity Groom
Hayley Beth
Novac Bull (Boom! Bap! Pow!)
Best Guitarist
Presented by Cut & Paste
Andrew Ryan (Adam Said Galore, Felicity Groom & the Black Black Smoke, Fall Electric)
Drew Goddard (Karnivool)
Jay Marriott (The Novocaines)
Luke Dux (The Floors, Timothy Nelson & the Infidels, Will Stoker & the Embers) - winner
Best Bassist
Presented by WAM
Anthonny Jackson (Birds of Tokyo)
Cameron Hines (Mile End/Mongrel Country)
Ian Berney (Sugar Army)
Ryan Dux (The Floors, The Kill Devil Hills, Will Stoker and the Embers) - winner
Best Drummer
Presented by Berklee Music
Adam Weston (Birds of Tokyo) - winner
Ben Stacy (Tangled Thoughts of Leaving)
Jamie Sher (Sugar Army)
Matt Maguire (Schvendes, Adam Said Galore)
Best Instrumentalist
Presented by WAM
Alex Archer (The Kill Devil Hills, Abbe May, Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke) - winner
Chris Cobilis (The Tigers, The Sabre Tooth Tigers, smrts)
Glenn Sarangapany – (Birds of Tokyo)
Tristan Parr (Schvendes, Fall Electric)
Best Electronic Producer
Presented by Twin Cities FM
Tomás Ford - winner
Naik
Trilby Temperley (Cloud Kollectiv, She Selexx)
ShockOne
Best DJ
Presented by The Drum Media
Charlie Bucket - winner
Micah
Rex Monsoon
ShockOne
Best Rock Act
Presented by The Drum Media
Karnivool
Sugar Army
Tame Impala
The Kill Devil Hills - winner
Best Commercial Pop Act
Presented by Sony Music
Boys Boys Boys!
Eskimo Joe - winner
Gyroscope
Tim and Jean
Best Indie Pop Act
Presented by Rusty
6s + 7s
Boys Boys Boys!
Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke - winner
Umpire
Best Hardcore / Punk Act
Presented by Fasterlouder.com.au
Break Even
Chainsaw Hookers
Extortion
Project Mayhem - winner
Best Hard Rock / Metal Act
Presented by WAM
Chaos Divine
Eleventh He Reaches London - winner
The Devil Rides Out
Voyager
Best Blues / Roots Act
Presented by Clancy’s Fish Pub
Abbe May - winner
Blue Shaddy
Cal Peck and the Tramps
The Kill Devil Hills
Best Funk Act
Presented by WAM
Boom! Bap! Pow!
Funkalleros
The Brow Horn Orchestra - winner
Sneaky Weasel Gang
Best Jazz Act
Presented by Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance
Adam Hall and the Velvet Playboys
Jamie Oehlers Quartet
Johannes Luebbers Dectet
The Graham Wood Trio - winner
Best Country Music Act
Presented by Boyup Brook Country Music Club
Connie Kis Andersen
Jane Germain and the Yahoos
The Fancy Brothers - winner
The Jayco Brothers
Best Urban Hip Hop Act
Presented by APRA
Downsyde
Drapht
Mathas
The Typhoons - winner
Best Electronic Act
Presented by WAM
Naik
The Transients
Tomás Ford - winner
Voltaire Twins
Best World Act
Presented by Braziliano
David Hyams and the Miles To Go Band
Grace Barbé - winner
Ziggy New Generation
Zydecats
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May 15, 2010 at 12:05PM This years Music Industry Reunion Night will be held at the Charles Hotel in North Perth on 23rd May 2010. Doors open 5pm.
As part of the WAMI Festival 2010 calendar there will be a concert not to be missed featuring:
We recommend that past and present musicians apply to become members of MIRC by emailing [email protected]
This year entry will be a $10 donation, with proceeds going Support Act Ltd, MIRC Club development and future music industry charity events.
This years event is sponsored by WAM, Xpress magazine, Kosmic Sound, Starr Special Event, ProCopy, Support Act Ltd and the Charles Hotel. Please support your Music Industry sponsors
