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'Soundtrack to Australia': ARIA reveals six 2026 Hall of Fame inductees
Kate Ceberano is among the influential Australians being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. (Supplied: ARIA/Chloe Paul)
ARIA has announced the 2026 Hall of Fame inductees for a special 40th anniversary event.
Gurrumul, Jenny Morris, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait, The Living End and Vika & Linda will join the ARIA Hall of Fame.
The six iconic artists will be inducted at a special standalone event on June 11, 2026, at Sydney's Carriageworks.
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For the first time in more than a decade, multiple acts are being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, as part of the annual awards ceremony's 40th anniversary celebrations.
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Jenny Morris speaks on stage during the APRA Music Awards 2026 at Hordern Pavilion on April 29, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Source: Getty)
Six artists have been awarded the highest honour in Australian music, including late Indigenous musician Gurrumul.
The celebrated artist from the Gumatj clan of Elcho Island in Arnhem Land will be inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association Hall of Fame alongside Jenny Morris, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait, The Living End and Vika and Linda.
The Australian music veterans will join the likes of AC/DC, Jet, Missy Higgins, Yothu Yindi and Kylie Minogue as inductees.
"You can't imagine the soundtrack to life in Australia without these artists," Federal Arts Minister Tony Burke said of the 2026 additions.
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