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Tune In and Turn Up: Connecting music and community radio at BIGSOUND 2025
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Community radio plays a vital role in supporting Australian music and local voices and this September, we’re shining a spotlight on that impact at BIGSOUND 2025.
Across two days in Brisbane, amrap.org.au is presenting a series of free events celebrating the diversity, creativity and community behind the independent airwaves.
From a live national broadcast hosted by community stations across the country to hands-on artist sessions and workshops, this is a chance for artists, broadcasters and music lovers to connect, learn and celebrate what makes community radio special.
Wednesday 3 September – Sounds Like Community Radio
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
4ZZZ 102.1FM, 264 Barry Parade, Fortitude Valley
In celebration of 4ZZZ's 50th year on air, Sounds Like Community Radio returns with an afternoon of stories, music and connection. Attendees can drop in for live performances, a national broadcast and the opportunity to meet volunteers, presenters, artists and community radio champions from around Australia.
Past editions have featured sets from artists like Stan, Mieesha, Armlock and Immy Owus, so stay tuned for the 2025 lineup.
Participating stations include 4ZZZ, Triple R, PBS 106.7FM, Three D Radio, 2SER and more.
Thursday 4 September – BIGSOUND Listening Sessions
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Warrar Room at The Precinct, Level 2/315 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley
This is an opportunity for artists to get their music into the ears of the people behind the playlists. The BIGSOUND Listening Sessions are back, giving artists and their teams the chance to receive feedback from some of the most influential programmers in community radio. There they can meet representatives from 4ZZZ, Triple R, PBS 106.7FM, Three D Radio, 2SER and others in a friendly, supportive environment
Artists can book their listening sessions here.
About amrap.org.au
amrap.org.au provides a vital link between Australian musicians and community radio stations. Artists can upload their music to make it available to over 450 stations nationwide, creating opportunities for airplay, discovery and royalties through trackable airplay data. Whether you’re a First Nations artist, part of an emerging scene, or releasing your next album independently or through a label, amrap.org.au is here to help your music reach local audiences.