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We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors give strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both First Nations and non-First Nations peoples, towards creating a better Queensland.

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  • 2025
  • Biggest Mobs
Biggest Mobs Background artwork by Casey Coolwell-Fisher
  • Popular Music
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fnclancestrybiggestmobs25 Biggest Mobs QPAC Popular Music, First Nations Clancestry Biggest Mobs

1 Aug 2025, 6pm
Cremorne Theatre
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$25
1 hour 15 minutes
no interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

Get your mob together for one unmissable night of powerful, high-energy Blak music!

For one night only, Magandjin’s hottest young artists are taking over the stage – bringing fire, rhythm, and big energy – in a celebration of Blak music.

Garret Lyon, Keysody and Rudy Matoy – three incredibly talented artists from past BlakBeats programs – will be delivering a dynamic mix of Hip Hop, R&B, and Pop that will move your body and stir your soul.

Biggest Mobs is the epic culmination of QPAC’s BlakBeats First Nations music development program, presented in association with Atlas Studio – a platform that unites musically diverse First Nations artists to create and push boundaries. Expect bold beats, powerful storytelling, and a show that will empower, electrify, and inspire.

Don’t miss this. Be there, feel the vibe, and witness the future of Blak music.

Biggest Mobs is part of Clancestry. Find out more here.

Important Information

Please note seating in the Stalls will be table seating.

Warning

This production contains coarse language and strong themes.

Age Recommendation

Recommended for ages 15+.

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To enter the competition, submit an entry form via the QPAC 40 Giveaway competition page. Terms and conditions apply.

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About the Artists

Garret Lyon

Garret Lyon

Garret Lyon is a proud Darumbal and Wulli Wulli singer, songwriter, and dancer from Rockhampton (Darumbal country), Central Queensland. Known for his powerhouse vocals and electrifying stage presence, Garret blends original music with crowd-favourite hits, ensuring a high-energy performance that gets everyone singing and dancing along. Garret has performed across Australia and internationally, sharing the stage with legendary acts like TLC, represented Indigenous Australia at World Expo 2020 in Dubai, and recently wowed audiences on The Voice Australia Season 12. His debut EP, Belong To You, showcases his soulful sound, while his commitment to community shines through his work with Indigenous youth and cultural initiatives. With new music on the horizon and a reputation for unforgettable live shows, Garret Lyon is a must-see performer who brings passion, energy, and heart to every stage he steps on.

Keysody

Keysody

Drawing inspiration from both local contemporary’s and popular old school and current generation hip hop artists, Meanjin based Gariara artist Keysody has an old soulful approach mixed with modern rhythms and melodies while maintaining the sound of old school boom bap and traditional hip hop with his own unique twist. Keysody is here to tell stories of pain, trials and tribulations, life and the ancestral vision and reality of his people existing within the system and the effects it causes on Indigenous people’s worldwide. On a mission to change lives and spark the minds of a generation, Keysody won’t stop until all are free.

Rudy Matoy

Rudy Matoy

Rudy Matoy is a soulful Bala from North Queensland, fusing soul, rock, and reggae into a sound that’s raw, healing, and deeply human. Guided by ambient vocals and heartfelt vulnerability, his music opens portals of emotion and introspection. Introduced to guitar by his beloved Aka (Nan), Rudy honed his craft busking and gigging along the east coast. With every lyric, he shares his journey – offering an authentic, immersive experience that invites listeners to feel, reflect, and connect.

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