This is a look at the journey of Eylandt Band to Bush Bands Bash 2019 in Alice Springs. It shows pictures and videos of some of the highlights over the week from Bush Bands Business at Ross River Resort to the main concert in Alice Springs Telegraph Station.

Live from studio Angurugu you are about to witness the Eylandt Band play "Dingala"

Eylandt Bands song called Mamarika - Song recorded at Angurugu Studio Film clip put together by the Anindilyakwa Land Council Music and Media Programs with a lot of editing done by Alveston Lalara- Eylandt band dancers and Angurugu School Senior and Primary boys.

Eylandt Band live at Angurugu Studio with their song - We Are The Eylandt Band, Audio and Film done by Anindilyakwa Land Council Music and Media Programs.

Eylandt band is from the remote community of Angurugu Situated on Groote Eylandt in East Arnhemland Northern Territory Australia. Here they are performing the song Abudikba they have performed live in many Festivals across the Northern Territory including Garma and Barunga. …

Eylandt band performing live at Angurugu Studio their song Pretty Parrot Audio recorded by Anindilyakwa Land Council Music Program Filmed by Anindilyakwa Land Council Media Program.

Garrangnali Band performing "One Voice" live from recent album launch.

Eylandt Band, indigenous band from the community of Angurugu on Groote Eylandt, in East Arnhemland, Northern Territory, Australia performing their original song Rock And Roll. they have performed at Garma Festival, Barunga festival and many more,This music clip was filmed at …

Mambali at Bush Bands Bash, performing their song Yuwani 2019 with special guests Eylandt Band dancers.

Saltlake Band is from the remote community of Umbakumba on Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory Australia, this song is called sitting on the beach and was filmed using two I phones, the band has played many festivals including Yuban in Sydney to a crowd of 36,000 also Island …

Busted Lung – Inspired by a true story of a calculated and premeditated act of violence towards a young Gay man in a hate crime which took place in inner city Melbourne. The survivor in an act of courage forgave his attackers both facing a potential 15-year sentence and …

Salt Lake Band | Live in Baniyala

Talented, strong and committed, this charismatic group of Pitjantjatjara men bring a whole lot of rocking fun to the stage. They have been playing concerts all over Central Australian communities, building a studio, upgrading their equipment and recording their own CDs for a …

In 2007 the Bush Bands Bash was invited to be the opening night event for the Alice Desert Festival. The stage was set on the Council lawns in the middle of town which attracted a massive crowd of over 2000. The bands came into town a few days early and spent time rehearsing, …

Wild Desert Band were like desert ecology – ephemeral when the weather is right. The grew from the seeds of other bands from Papunya and flourished for a short time. Luckily we got to see them at the Bush Bands Bash in 2007. Most of the band members are still playing in other …

Sunshine Reggae play their desert reggae-driven songs in both Luritja and English, whose themes are often about their homeland and country, Dreamtime, staying healthy and keeping off the grog. The fellas like to play music because it's fun, but also to send a message out to …