2017 in Australian music

May • 13 May – Australia's representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017, Isaiah Firebrace, finishes in ninth place with 173 points for the song "Don't Come Easy". July • 21–23 July – Splendour in the Grass 2017 is held at North Byron Parklands in Yelgun, New South Wales, headlined by The xx, Queens of the Stone Age and LCD Soundsystem. ==Releases==

Albums February April August November December • Singles • 10 February – What Can I Do If the Fire Goes Out? by Gang of Youths • 9 March – Big Night Out by Butterfingers • 17 March – In Motion by Allday • 23 March – Feel Good by Kwame • 23 March – Friends by Kwame • 27 March – No Time by B-Nasty • 28 March – Moments by Bliss n Eso • 14 April – Blue by Bliss n Eso • 28 April – Believe by Bliss n Eso • 4 May – Here by Briggs • 5 May – Hyperreal by Flume • 10 May – Cloud 9 by Baker Boy • 18 May – Richman by Downsyde • 26 May – Let Me Down Easy by Gang of Youths • 16 June – Drunk Together by Jai Waetford • 22 June – Late Nights by Carmouflage Rose • 9 August – The Deepest Sighs, the Frankest Shadows by Gang of Youths • 17 August – Champagne by Jai Waetford • 1 September – A Dark Machine by ShockOne • 22 September – Yesterday by 360 • 6 October – Marryuna by Baker Boy • 20 October – Girl with a Suntan by Jai Waetford • 27 October – Way Out by 360 • 27 October – Go Bang by Pnau • 10 November – Back in the Game by Downsyde • 14 December – ''We Don't Have To'' by Jai Waetford • 29 November – The Heart Is a Muscle by Gang of Youths ==Deaths==

• 2 January – Auriel Andrew, 69, singer • 22 January – Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu, 46, musician • 13 February – Carol Lloyd, 68, singer, songwriter, composer • 19 July – Graham Wood, 45, musician • 2 August – Tony Cohen, 60, record producer, sound engineer • 16 October – Iain Shedden, 60, drummer • 22 October – George Young, 70, musician, songwriter, record producer • 18 November – Malcolm Young, 64, musician, guitarist, songwriter, producer ==See also==