With a string of chart-topping albums and hit singles, Cox has cemented his place as one of the most celebrated musicians in the country. 

With a new album slated for release on September 26, 2025, Brad Cox is entering a defining era. Whether it’s the raw honesty of his lyrics, the arena-sized hooks, or his trademark cheeky charm, one thing is clear: Brad Cox is not only leading a new wave of Australian country — he’s taking it to the world. 

6-time Golden Guitar Winner and 2023 Female Artist of the Year, Amber Lawrence needs no introduction.

A fan favourite, Amber is returning to the Sunset Bash stage, this time bringing her new party anthem Comeback Queens to her impressive repertoire of hits.

One of the best entertainers in the business, Amber knows how to bring an energy packed punch to every show.

Originally from Murwillumbah NSW, this Queensland based artist is one to watch. Over the past 12 months, Jeremy has balanced playing the likes of Gympie Music Muster, Flame Festival and Texas Country Music Festival with flying to Nashville to pen music with an impressive line-up of co-writes.

Coined by CountryTown as a rising star, Jeremy Turner released hits Must’ve Been Drunk and Not What You’re Looking for in 2024 and is showing no signs of slowing down.

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Linc Phelps was born to play music. It’s in his DNA. Since he first picked up a guitar at the age of 10, Linc knew that music would be his life. Born in raised in Gympie Queensland, Linc has already amassed a legion of industry supporters and collaborators including Brooke McClymont and Adam Eckersley, Adam Brand and Matt Cornell.

Linc’s commanding voice prevails over a solid blues feel, and his words are powerful and rooted in truth. He is an artist who wears his heart on his sleeve, and this is never more evident than in the lyrics of his original music. His much-anticipated 2nd album was released in February 2025 and is a collection of cleverly written and emotive songs.

Tori Darke is one of Australia's most talented and dynamic female country music artists. She is known for her powerful vocals, meaningful lyrics, and captivating stage presence.

With her career that has spanned over a decade, she has carved out a unique space in the country music scene.

Her recent appearance on The Voice Australia, where she joined Team Leann Rimes, showcased her raw talent to a wider audience and marking a new milestone in her already impressive career. Whether delivering a high-energy festival performance or an intimate acoustic set, her authenticity and raw talent shines through, leaving a lasting impact wherever she performs.

There’s no slowing Abbie Ferris down. Abbie kicked off the year with a bang – a Golden Guitar nomination into a Countrytown Awards nomination, KIX Live in the Park into CMC Rocks QLD, touring with Travis Collins and now officially showcasing at CMA Fest in June, a milestone reflecting how far her star has risen and her growing acceptance within the Nashville music community.

Her new single ‘Bad for Business’, a sexy hard-charging slice of 90s country-rock, is the first taste of her EP ‘Stockman’s Daughter’, set for release in September. Written in Nashville and recorded between Nashville and Sydney with longtime collaborator Michael Carpenter, the EP is another leap forward in Abbie’s evolution.

In January 2025, Felicity Kircher became the 45th winner of Toyota Star Maker, Australia’s most prestigious country music competition, a milestone that marks the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable career, for this alt-country artist. 

At just 20 years old, she is known for her magnetic stage presence, sweet honey vocals, and rhythm guitar skills, with a passion for storytelling through song, and a captivating force in the country music scene. 

A proud Queenslander, Felicity has toured extensively throughout Australia, gracing major stages including the Gympie Muster and Savannah In The Round.