National Live Music Awards of 2018

The National Live Music Awards of 2018 are the third National Live Music Awards in Australia. The event took place on 6 December 2018. The event moved its gala event to Brisbane – following events in Sydney and Melbourne in the last two years.[1][2]

National Live Music Awards of 2018
Date6 December 2018 (2018-12-06)
VenueThe Triffid, Brisbane, Australia
Hosted byDominic Miller
Most awardsBaker Boy, Stella Donnelly, Tropical Fuck Storm (3)
Most nominationsCamp Cope, Stella Donnelly (6)
← 2017 ·National Live Music Awards· 2019 →

The 2018 event introduced a new award for Best Live Music Photographer in Australia and a Hall of Fame equivalent, titled the Live Legends.[3] Live Country or Folk Act was renamed to Live Country Act. The state based All Ages Achievement expanded to all states and territories, from only NSW and Victoria in 2017. The event was streamed live and for free via Netgigs.[4]

Live Legends

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National awards

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Nominations and wins below.[3][5]

Live Act of the Year

ArtistResult
Baker BoyWon
Camp CopeNominated
High TensionNominated
WAAXNominated
West ThebartonNominated

Live Voice of the Year

ArtistResult
Caiti BakerNominated
Georgia Maq (Camp Cope)Nominated
Karina Utomo (High Tension)Nominated
Kira PuruNominated
Stella DonnellyWon

Best New Act

ArtistResult
A. Swayze & the GhostsNominated
Alex the AstronautNominated
Baker BoyNominated
Tropical Fuck StormWon
WAAXNominated

Live Bassist of the Year

ArtistResult
Annie Siegmann (Mio, Sasha March, Hana & Jessie-Lee and more)Nominated
Isobel D'Cruz Barnes (HEXDEBT)Won
Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich (Camp Cope)Nominated
Nick Brown (Cable Ties)Nominated
Zoe HauptmannNominated

Live Drummer of the Year

ArtistResult
Dave Mudie (Courtney Barnett)Nominated
Jen Sholakis (Jen Cloher, East Brunswick All Girls Choir)Won
Sarah Thompson (Camp Cope)Nominated
Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties)Nominated
Tim Commandeur (Pnau, Tkay Maidza)Nominated

Live Guitarist of the Year

ArtistResult
Aife Larkin (HEXDEBT, Jarrow)Nominated
Gareth Liddiard (Tropical Fuck Storm)Won
Jen CloherNominated
Jenny Mckechnie (Cable Ties)Nominated
Plini Roessler-HolgateNominated

Live Instrumentalist of the Year

ArtistResult
Erica Dunn (Tropical Fuck Storm)Nominated
Hannah Marjorie Crofts (All Our Exes Live in Texas)Nominated
Kat Mear (Cash Savage and the Last Drinks)Nominated
Kirsty Tickle (Party Dozen, Exhibitionist)Nominated
Luke Liang (Guy Sebastian, Alex The Astronaut, Nicole Millar, Jarryd James and more)Won

Live Blues and Roots Act of the Year

ArtistResult
All Our Exes Live in TexasWon
Cash Savage and the Last DrinksNominated
C.W. StonekingNominated
Dan SultanNominated
John Butler TrioNominated

Live Country Act of the Year

ArtistResult
Brad ButcherNominated
Fanny LumsdenNominated
Freya Josephine HollickNominated
Hana & Jessie Lee's Bad HabitsNominated
Marlon WilliamsWon

Live Electronic Act (or DJ) of the Year

ArtistResult
Alice IvyNominated
Electric FieldsWon
ShockOneNominated
The Kite String TangleNominated
The PresetsNominated

Live Hard Rock Act of the Year

ArtistResult
Amyl and the SniffersNominated
Cable TiesNominated
High TensionNominated
Luca BrasiNominated
Tropical Fuck StormWon

Live Hip Hop Act of the Year

ArtistResult
A.B. OriginalNominated
Baker BoyWon
Genesis OwusuNominated
Sampa The GreatNominated
Tkay MaidzaNominated

Live Pop Act of the Year

ArtistResult
Ali BarterNominated
Amy SharkNominated
Confidence ManWon
Stella DonnellyNominated
The PreaturesNominated

Live R&B or Soul Act of the Year

ArtistResult
Caiti BakerNominated
Kira PuruNominated
Mojo JujuWon
The BamboosNominated
The SugarcanesNominated

Best Live Music Festival or Event

Festival or EventResult
A Festival Called PanamaNominated
BigsoundNominated
Dark Mofo, TasmaniaWon
Falls FestivalNominated
Yours and OwlsNominated

Best Live Photographer of the Year

Festival or EventResult
Jess GleesonWon
Kane HibberdNominated
Lauren ConnellyNominated
Michelle Grace HunderNominated
Naomi BeveridgeNominated

International Live Achievement (Band)

BandResult
Camp CopeNominated
Gang of YouthsWon
Methyl EthelNominated
Peking DukNominated
West ThebartonNominated

International Live Achievement (Solo)

GroupResult
Alex LaheyNominated
Amy SharkNominated
Courtney BarnettWon
Stella DonnellyNominated
Tash SultanaNominated

Industry Achievement

NameResultNotes
Camp CopeNominatedFor speaking out against venues and festivals who program problematic acts and don't aim for a gender balance.
Girls Rock! AustraliaWonA national network of girls rock camps. Each program is independently run by a team of musicians and educators passionate about empowering girls, trans and gender-diverse young people through music education and mentorship.
Helen MarcouNominatedHelen's continued involvement and leadership in supporting live music via the SLAM and Safer Venues activities has been so successful that her ideas have been highly influential across the entire country, not just in Victoria.
Milk! RecordsNominatedNot since Michael Gudinski established Mushroom Records in 1970's has there been such awareness raised and conversations started re Independent vs major release/distribution, and this is all thanks to the amazing Jen Cloher, Courtney Barnett and their team at Milk!
Sharni HonorNominatedOne of the industry's brightest lights is Sharni Honor in Adelaide, who is responsible for creating The Porch Sessions, The Porch Sessions Tour and Porchland Festival – providing a wealth of opportunities for emerging musicians.

People's Choice awards

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Best Live Act of the Year

ArtistResult
A Swayze and the GhostsNominated
Ball Park MusicNominated
Dean LewisNominated
Ecca VandalNominated
Electrik LemonadeNominated
Hockey DadNominated
Mojo JujuNominated
RackettNominated
Sampa the GreatNominated
The Cat EmpireWon

Best Live Voice of the Year

ArtistResult
Alex the AstronautNominated
Amy SharkNominated
Angie McMahonNominated
Carla GeneveNominated
Harry James Angus (of The Cat Empire)Won
Kira PuruNominated
Marie Devita (of Waax)Nominated
Stella DonnellyNominated
ThandoNominated
Timothy James BowenNominated

State and Territory awards

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  • Note: Wins only.[5]
ACT Awards - Presented by BMA Magazine
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearMoaning Lisa
Live Voice of the YearElla Hunt (Lowlands)
Live Venue of the YearThe Phoenix Bar
Live Event of the YearSpilt Milk
All Ages AchievementGirls Rock! Canberra
Northern Territory Awards - Presented by Foldback Magazine
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearBaker Boy
Live Voice of the YearCaiti Baker
Live Venue of the YearDarwin Railway Club
Live Event of the YearDarwin Festival
All Ages AchievementMusicNT – Sista Sounds
NSW Awards - Presented by 2SER
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearGang of Youths
Live Voice of the YearJulia Jacklin
Live Venue of the YearEnmore Theatre, Sydney
Live Event of the YearSplendour in the Grass
All Ages AchievementUnder 18s Festival
Queensland Awards - Presented by 4ZZZ
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearWAAX
Live Voice of the YearAmy Shark
Live Venue of the YearThe Triffid
Live Event of the YearBIGSOUND
All Ages AchievementWoodfordia
South Australian Awards - Presented by Radio Adelaide
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearWest Thebarton
Live Voice of the YearTkay Maidza
Live Venue of the YearCrown & Anchor
Live Event of the YearA Day of Clarity
All Ages AchievementMusic SA
Tasmanian Awards - Presented by Edge Radio
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearA Swayze and the Ghosts
Live Voice of the YearTyler Richardson (Luca Brasi)
Live Venue of the YearOdeon Theatre, Hobart
Live Event of the YearA Festival Called Panama
All Ages AchievementTasmanian Rock Challenge (Brad Harbeck)
Victorian Awards - Presented by SYN Media
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearAlex Lahey
Live Voice of the YearAngie McMahon
Live Venue of the YearThe Tote Hotel
Live Event of the YearMeredith Music Festival
All Ages AchievementKate Duncan, The Push
West Australian Awards - Presented by RTR FM
AwardWinner
Live Act of the YearStella Donnelly
Live Voice of the YearStella Donnelly
Live Venue of the YearMojo's
Live Event of the YearNannup Music Festival
All Ages AchievementHyperfest

References

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  1. ^ "Date and Gala Date Revealed". 2 May 2018. Retrieved 5 September 2020.
  2. ^ Newstead, Al (7 December 2018). "Baker Boy, Stella Donnelly, more of your faves sweep National Live Music Awards". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 30 March 2019.
  3. ^ a b "NLMA announce 2018 nominees and Live legend". NLMA. 2 October 2018. Retrieved 5 September 2020.
  4. ^ "Netgigs to Stream event". 24 October 2018. Retrieved 5 September 2020.
  5. ^ a b "Winners of the 2018 NLMA". NLMA. December 2018. Retrieved 5 September 2020.