Supporting First Nations Musicians from remote Australia.
Bush Music Fund provides long term support to First Nations musicians from remote Australia providing the networks, skills and opportunities they need to build a career in the music industry.
Our support is artist led. We work alongside each, designing a plan and then uniting industry stakeholders around the artist so those goals can best be achieved.
We are a point of connection between the artist, their family and their community, and the wider Australian contemporary music industry.
HEAR FROM THE BANDS
From 2024 - 2026, the Bush Music Fund worked alongside Mulga Bore Hard Rock, Ripple Effect Band and the James Range Band.
Together we created opportunities for the bands to record, tour, release albums, play in front of huge crowds and create partnerships and teams.
Bush Music Fund is a not-for-profit with every dollar spent on supporting bands from remote communities reach their goals.
The bands we are working alongside
We are proud to work alongside incredible bands and musicians whose music celebrates culture, community, and storytelling, amplifying their voices on both national and international stages.
the Bands we’VE workED alongside
Ripple Effect Band
Mulga Bore Hard Rock
James Range Band
TOURS
CONTRIBUTE TO the BUSH MUSIC FUND
Songwriting and performing is an essential vehicle for cultural awareness, understanding and connection between First Nations artists and the rest of Australia. It is vital that First Nations artists living in remote parts of the country are given the same opportunity to sing their song and have their song heard as everyone else.
We are a registered charity, with DGR status, driving true and sustainable self determination of the artists within the program.
