The ARIA Awards for 2023 are about to undergo a major transformation, with the announcement that the prestigious music event will be live-streamed on Stan for the first time. This move is intended to attract international artists, and to accommodate their schedules, the date of the awards has been moved up by a week. The awards will now take place on November 15 at The Hordern Pavilion. This decision was made in response to feedback from American superstars who were unable to attend in the past due to the clash with their Thanksgiving holiday.
The live stream on Stan will be followed by a free-to-air broadcast on the Nine Network, ensuring that the best of Australian talent is showcased and providing a platform for international stars to participate in the celebration. It is an exciting development that aims to make the event more accessible and inclusive.
Robbie Williams is rumored to make an appearance at this year’s awards, just one night before he kicks off his Australian tour in Sydney. Other notable celebrities in town for the event include Coldplay, Belinda Carlisle, and Mötley Crüe. The ARIA Awards organizers have a wishlist that includes the return of popular 2015 awards double act, UK superstars Ed Sheeran and James Blunt, who will both be releasing new records in the next two months, as well as American chart-toppers Olivia Rodrigo and Post Malone.
One artist who is eligible for nomination is Gretta Ray, an alternative pop star, who recently released her second record, Positive Spin, which debuted at No. 3 on the ARIA Australian Artist chart. She was previously nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year in 2021 for her debut album Begin To Look Around, which she launched during the pandemic lockdowns. Gretta expressed her excitement about the event, stating that it holds a special place in her heart as a celebration of incredible music and artists, and as a way to connect with fellow musicians and fans who share the same passion.
The ceremony itself will undergo some changes as well. It is returning to a table service format, similar to the Logie Awards, after last year’s ceremony had guests queuing at bars, resulting in empty seats during the televised broadcast. The celebrity host and performers for the event have yet to be announced. Last year’s ceremony was hosted by singer Natalie Imbruglia and G-Flip, with G-Flip being accompanied by girlfriend Chrishell Stause. The ceremony will be broadcast live in full from 5pm on Stan, followed by the broadcast on Nine at 7.30pm.
Overall, the 2023 ARIA Awards are set to be an exciting and memorable event, with the introduction of live streaming on Stan, a new date to accommodate international artists, and a celebration of Australian talent mixed with international star power.
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