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The Teskey Brothers Scoop 2019 The Music Victoria Awards

by Paul Cashmere on November 20, 2019

in News,Noise Pro

The Teskey Brothers have walked away with the three big Music Victoria Awards for 2019 taking home awards ‘Best Album’, ‘Best Song’ and ‘Best Band’.

The Teskey Brothers have become one of Australia’s hottest international acts of 2019 with numerous sell-out shows to their name in the USA this year.

Music Victoria Awarded the band for their ‘Run Home Slow’ album with The Premier’s Prize for Best Victorian Album and Best Song for ‘So Caught Up’.

2019 Music Victoria Awards Complete Winners List

The Premier’s Prize for the Best Victorian Album of 2019 — The Teskey Brothers (Run Home Slow)
Best Band — The Teskey Brothers
Best Song — The Teskey Brothers (‘So Caught Up’)
Best Solo Artist — Courtney Barnett
Best Male Musician — Paul Kelly
Best Female Musician — Erica Dunn (Tropical Fuck Storm, Palm Springs, MOD CON, Harmony)
The Premier’s Prize for the Best Victorian Breakthrough Act of 2019 — G Flip
Best Live Act — King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Best Small Venue (under 500 capacity) — Northcote Social Club
Best Large Venue (over 500 capacity) — Forum
Best Festival — Golden Plains
Best Regional/Outer Suburban Act — The Teskey Brothers
Best Regional/Outer Suburban Venue (Over 50 gigs per year) — Theatre Royal, Castlemaine
Best Regional/Outer Suburban Venue (Under 50 gigs per year) — Meeniyan Town Hall, Meeniyan
Archie Roach Foundation Award for Emerging Talent — Key Hoo
Best Blues Album — Opelousas (Opelousified)
Best Country Album — Matt Joe Gow (Break, Rattle And Roll)
Best Electronic Act — Sui Zhen
Best Experimental or Avant-Garde Act — Naretha Williams
Best Folk or Roots Album — The Maes (The Maes)
Best Heavy Album — Suldusk (Lunar Falls)
Best Hip Hop Act — Sampa The Great
Best Intercultural Act — Përolas
Best Jazz Album — Andrea Keller (Transients Vol. 1)
Best Reggae and Dancehall Act — Echo Drama
Best Rock/Punk Album — Tropical Fuck Storm (Braindrops)
Best Soul, Funk, Gospel or RnB Album — Allysha Joy (Acadie: Raw)
Hall of Fame Inductees — PBS 106.7FM and Vika & Linda Bull

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