Aria Awards 2023: the most unforgettable moments at the ARIAs 2023

It’s officially time for Australian music’s night of nights. Yes, the ARIA Awards are here!

The red carpet is underway, and the star-studded ceremony has a stacked lineup of performers, presenters and hosts that will kick off live from 5pm on Stan.

Here, 9honey takes you through all the biggest moments as they happen. 

Red carpet near-miss

Christian Wilkins stepped out on the red carpet in a stunning nude dress from the Skims x Swarovski collaboration, revealing the jaw-dropping dress almost didn’t arrive in time.

Wilkins revealed that his dress only arrived in the mail the day before the event. (Getty)

Speaking to his red carpet co-host Bridget Hustwaite, Christian explained that he ordered the dress the day the collaboration dropped and had it shipped to a friend in LA who then forwarded it onto him in Australia.

“It just arrived last night,” he laughed. 

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ARIA Awards red carpet: Then and now

Kylie in the running for 21-year first

The nominations include a raft of Aussie and international talent, including Australia’s sweetheart Kylie Minogue in the running to win her first ARIA in 21 years with a total of four nominations.

READ MORE: The most unforgettable moments from the ARIAs 2022.

Kylie Minogue is seen leaving the 'Today' show on June 22, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
Kylie Minogue is in the running to win her first ARIA in 21 years. (GC Images)

The evening will also see iconic band Jet inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, as well as a performance to honour 50 Years of Hip Hop in Australia featuring some of the genres biggest homegrown talent. 

Sneak peek at unfathomable jewellery decision

Richard Wilkins spoke with his son and ARIAs red carpet host, Christian on Today ahead of the ceremony.

Richard Wilkins and Christian Wilkins
Richard Wilkins interviewed son Christian ahead of his role as host of the 2023 ARIAs red carpet. (Nine)

Watch the video above.

“I’m very excited, I’m very honoured to be the host of the Toblerone Diamond Edition Red Carpet and see some of the incredible looks people are wearing,” said Christian.

Viewers also got a sneak peek of singer Dami Im’s outfit in the form of a stunning 22-carat diamond necklace, including a real Toblerone praline.

“The ARIAs can go for a while, so if she gets hungry, she can have a snack,” teased Christian.

Dami Im Toblerone Necklace
Viewers got a sneak peek of Dami Im’s stunning 22-carat diamond necklace with a real Toblerone praline. (Nine)

In true dad fashion, Richard also made sure to check that his son had brushed up on his knowledge ahead of a big afternoon interviewing celebs on the red carpet.

“I’ve done all my homework, I’ve been up until 2am, and I am so ready,” he replied.

Stream the 2023 ARIA Awards in full, only on Stan, live from 5.00pm AEDT.
The full show will also be available on demand on Stan following the official live stream.

A 2023 ARIA Awards special presentation will air 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

Human Nature, Andrew Tierney, Toby Allen, Michael Tierney and Phil Burton, ARIA Hall of Fame, Casey Chambers

ARIA Awards Hall of Fame inductees over the years

High-profile performances revealed

The 2023 ARIAs have got a spectacular lineup of Aussie stars set to perform their hits. 

Those on the lineup include G Flip (who has six nominations), Budjerah (five nominations), DMA’S (five nominations), Brad Cox (three nominations), Peach PRC (three nominations), Jessica Mauboy (one nomination), Meg Mac (one nomination) and Fanny Lumsden (one nomination).

Aussie Band Jet will also be closing out the show with a medley of their biggest hits, as well as a performance honouring 50 Years of Hip Hop in Australia featuring Bliss n Eso, Barkaa, and Dj Krissy among other homegrown talent. 


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