The 2014 Deadly Awards will not be held this year.
The 2013 Deadly Awards will pay tribute to the late Dr Yunupingu – a Gumatj man, Yolngu man, Yothu Yindi lead singer and former Australian of the Year, who passed at his home in the Northern Territory earlier this year.
Designer Kerri Kenton is gearing up for this year’s Deadly Dressed competition after her 2012 success of winning the top award in the Professional category.
The Sydney Opera House will reverberate with the soul, gospel and storytelling of a headline performance at the 2013 Deadlys by iconic Indigenous singer/songwriter Archie Roach, backed by a 20 piece gospel choir.
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Three of Australia’s top Indigenous comedians will open the Deadlys show at the Sydney Opera House on 10 September.
What a show! Deadlys organisers are tipping this year’s Deadlys Award’s night to be one of the best yet with a tribute to the late Dr Yunupingu by a stellar ensemble cast and performances by Jessica Mauboy, Christine Anu and the legendary Archie Roach who will perform ‘Song to Sing’ with the all-star backing of a gospel-like choir.