The Robert Stigwood Fellowship Program provides mentorship and professional development to local musicians and industry entrepreneurs.
The annual program, named after South Australian expat Robert Stigwood, provides local musicians and industry entrepreneurs with mentoring and personalised professional development from project deliverers Stu MacQueen and Dan Crannitch of Wonderlick (behind some of the industry’s big names including Amy Shark, Japanese Wallpaper, Holy Holy and The Paper Kites).
Applications for 2026 Fellowships.
The program offers intensive 12-month mentorship and professional development to South Australian artists and music industry entrepreneurs with the intent to raise the profile of, and build capacity in, the local music industry.
Applications for the 2026 Fellowship will open in September 2025.
For more information, visit create.sa.gov.au
