Celebrate NAIDOC Week with these incredible First Nations music stories

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No Fixed Address: How Australia's first reggae-rock band blazed a trail for Indigenous artists

Soviet touring, Tina Turner, a pre-PM Bob Hawke, and a song called 'Pigs'. It's all part of the incredible story of this groundbreaking but sometimes overlooked First Nations act.

From child star to jailed singer, Vic Simms' The Loner is a cult classic with a must-hear backstory

Recorded live in an hour while incarcerated in a Bathurst prison, 1973's The Loner cemented its creator as a pioneering First Nations entertainer.

Tia Gostelow guest programs rage

Things get a little nostalgic this weekend as Queensland singer-songwriter Tia Gostelow takes over the red couch to share some of her most treasured clips. Tune into rage on ABC TV this Saturday from 10:30am and 11:40pm, followed by a rage special on Emerging First Nations Artists.

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