The 2024 Aria Awards were held at Sydney's Hordern Pavillion on 20 November 2024, supported proudly by Destination NSW.

After being the most-nominated artist this year, Royel Otis received four awards for their acclaimed album PRATTS & PAIN at the ceremony.

Named by the GRAMMYs as one of the top 25 artists to watch, PRATTS & PAIN swept the awards with Best Group presented by Stan, Best Rock Album, Engineer - Best Engineered Release (Chris Collins), and Producer - Best Produced Release (Chris Collins).

Troye Sivan won three of the night’s biggest awards, Album of the Year, Best Solo Artist and Best Pop Release.

Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers opened the night with a standout performance and took home their first ARIA for Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist.

It was also a breakout evening for Angie McMahon who captivated the crowd with a stunning performance and won Best Independent Release.

Among other performers at the ceremony were The Kid LAROI and global superstar Ava Max, while the Pixies made a surprise appearance with the world TV exclusive of Where Is My Mind in celebration of Support Act and Ausmusic T-Shirt Day.

Destination NSW was proud to present the award for Best Australian Live Act to Missy Higgins, who was also inducted into the 2024 ARIA Hall of Fame and closed out the show with a performance alongside her friends Amy Shark, Angie McMahon, Gretta Ray and G flip.

ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd said: “All of us at ARIA are so proud of this genuinely global-facing industry that proved tonight exactly how much Australia has to be proud of when it comes to homegrown music. I’m beyond excited for the future of Australian music after seeing the incredible talent of the winners, performers, and nominees at this year’s Awards.

"Thank you to YouTube, Destination NSW, all of our partners, and the incredible ARIAs team, especially broadcast EP Craig Campbell and Event Producer Brendan Maher. Here’s to another incredible year of Ausmusic in 2025!”

Minister for the Arts, Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy and Minister for Jobs and Tourism John Graham said: “Congratulations to all the outstanding recipients of the 2024 ARIA Awards.

"The depth of Australia’s music talent again shines through the prism of the ARIAs. The NSW Government is committed to bringing live music back across NSW, which we know is a vital breeding ground for Australian musicians.

"We’re changing the rules that have stymied live performance, we’re providing direct financial support, we’re backing the artists and the sector. I want to thank ARIA for the leadership they have shown in supporting the industry.”

View all the winners here.