BMG Music Australia

BMG Australia is the predominant record label operated via Sony BMG in Australia. In 2003, It has close ties with Australian Idol whereby the big winner of the major prize competition receives a recording contract with BMG, in which Australian Idol later joined Sony BMG in 2004.

Sony BMG Australian Artists

• AC/DC
• Adam Harvey
• Rachael Beck
• Amy Pearson
• Australia's Got Talent
• Delta Goodrem - for Believe Again (Radio Edit).
• Augie March
• Australian Idol 2003
• Geoff Sewell
• Mika - for Happy Ending (Remix/LA Edit).
• Mix 106.5
• John Farnham
• Kate Miller-Heidke
• Kaz James
• Backstreet Boys - for The Hits: Chapter One.
• Krill
• Lovers Electric
• Matthew Hardy
• Network Ten
• Psycho Teddy
• Red Label
• Sara Bareilles
• Skybombers
• Small Mercies
• Australia's Funniest Home Video Show
• Trial Kennedy
• Young Divas

PAST BMG Artists

RCA Records

• ABBA (for Australian releases)
• Chicks Incorporated
• Divinyls
• Girl Overboard
• Girlfriend
• Max Merritt & The Meteors
• Oblivia
• Solid Citizens
• Southern Sons
• You Am I

Ariola Records

• GF4 (formerly Girlfriend)
• Boom Crash Opera
• Divinyls
• Jack Jones (Southern Sons singer)
• Bodyjar

rooArt Records (only when this label was being distributed by BMG)

• Custard (band) (on Ra label)
• Melissa James
• Ratcat
• Screaming Jets
• Wendy Matthews
• You Am I (on Ra label)

Gotham Records (only when this label was being distributed by BMG)

• Merril Bainbridge (Australian releases only, 1995)
• Bachelor Girl (Australian releases only, 1998)
• Nikki Webster (Australian releases only, 2001–2004)
• Vanessa Amorosi (1998–2006, moved to Universal Records for a new-look)
• Guy Sebastian (2003–2004, moved to Sony BMG)
• Shannon Noll (2003–2004, moved to Sony BMG)

See also

• List of record labels

References

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