G Flip is becoming the role model they lacked growing up, making high-powered rock/pop music straight from the heart and mind of a drummer. As a multidisciplinary Australian artist, G Flip combines potent musicianship with sonic originality and an outspoken point-of-view shaped by their queer, non-binary identity. Their sophomore album, "DRUMMER", released in August 2023, has cemented their status as a unique force. G Flip will dive into finding their True North whilst hitting #1 on the ARIA charts, winning triple j's best album of the year, and coming off their biggest sold-out Australian tour!

As an inimitable vocalist, clever lyricist, deft producer, and inventive creator, Tones And I expands the boundaries of pop music with unpredictable anthems, uniquely her own. Emerging globally in 2019 from the Mornington Peninsula as a busker, she has shattered records, earned numerous awards, and sold out tours, amassing over 12 billion streams worldwide. Her breakout hit “Dance Monkey” achieved 6x platinum in the US, becoming the most Shazamed song and marking her as the first female artist to reach 3 billion Spotify streams with one track. Tones And I will candidly be joining Drew on the global release date of her highly anticipated sophomore album, "Beautifully Ordinary”.

Proud Yolngu man, renowned artist, and 2019 Young Australian of the Year, Danzal Baker OAM, also known as Baker Boy, originates from Milingimbi and Maningrida in North-East Arnhem Land. Since his breakout in 2017 with “Cloud 9,” Baker Boy has captivated the Australian music scene with his infectious optimism, passion for music and dance, and deep cultural roots.Seven years later, Baker Boy has become a pop-culture sensation, earning acclaim such as the National Indigenous Music Awards’ Artist of the Year in 2019, 2020, and 2022, and accumulating over 90 million global streams. In 2021, he was honored with the Order of Australia (OAM) medal, and he released his debut album “Gela,” a reflective journey of identity and personal growth. Currently, Baker Boy is putting the finishing touches on his highly anticipated second album, and scheduled to return with new music very soon.

Dannii Minogue is a globally recognised entertainer, fashion icon, and television personality, celebrated for her diverse contributions to music, fashion, and entertainment. With a career spanning decades, she's graced international magazine covers, achieved global success in TV, released five studio albums and authored two books. Dannii has received an honorary Doctorate of Media for her industry impact. A pivotal figure on shows like The X Factor and Australia's Got Talent, this year she will be hosting the UK’s first gay dating series for BBC. Most recently, her song ‘We Could be the One’ topped the UK and Australian iTunes Charts, with all profits supporting Switchboard LGBT, a vital LGBTQIA+ helpline providing support to the community. This year will see Dannii continue her role as host of UK’s groundbreaking first ever gay dating series ‘I Kissed a Boy’ for BBC.

Michael Klim is a decorated swimmer with two Olympic gold medals, five Commonwealth Games golds, and six World Champion titles. He was key to Australia’s 4x100m relay victory at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, setting a world record. Klim held world records in the 100m butterfly and freestyle, breaking 21 in his career. He was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 2021 and awarded the Order of Australia in 2001. In 2020, Michael was diagnosed with CIDP. ‘Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy’. CIDP is a rare neurological disorder that attacks our body’s nerve fibres, numbing and weakening arm and leg muscles and striking down thousands of Australians - and possibly millions globally. What began as a journey into darkness, confusion and despair, as Michael struggled to understand what he had and the loss of his physical power and sense of wellbeing and future, has gradually transformed into a determination to help himself, his family, fellow sufferers and loved ones overcome the everyday adversity of this disorder and to live life with new spirit and hope.

Terri was born in Eugene, Oregon, and had a love for wildlife instilled in her from a very young age. Whilst vacationing in Australia, Terri visited the ‘Queensland Reptile and Fauna Park’, and was captivated by Steve, an enthusiastic man in his khakis, talking so passionately about crocodiles. Steve and Terri’s wildlife documentaries brought the message of wildlife conservation across the world, inspiring people to learn about wildlife and how we can protect them. Today, through her important work at Australia Zoo and the internationally renowned charity Wildlife Warriors, Terri continues to be a passionate wildlife spokesperson and conservation icon. She has dedicated her life to fulfilling Steve’s legacy with the heart-warming support of her children, Bindi, and Robert.

Emma Watkins, began her performance career early from the age of 3, culminating in her joining Australian children’s entertainment group, The Wiggles in 2010, becoming the first female Wiggle in the main line-up. A beloved children’s entertainer, captivates global audiences of parents and children alike with her dazzling warmth and energy. Passionate about sign language, recently completed her PhD in integrating Auslan and dance for children’s screen media, strives to improve access for the Deaf community. Emma’s extensive entertainment background and her dedication to raising awareness, including for Endometriosis Australia after her behind-the-scenes battle with the condition, make her a unique and incredibly inspiring figure in the entertainment industry.

Auslan signers will be at both events.

Is a trailblazer in the area of homelessness and gender equality.  In 2021, she launched Bridge It, a not-for-profit based in Melbourne which provides a safe and supportive home to young women who need it most. Additionally, she has very recently founded Challenge The Label, Australia's only social enterprise speaking agency amplifying diverse women's voices. Carla is fighting for gender equality and an end to homelessness in Australia.