B2M

March - June 2009 - B2M currently touring for Red Cross to Croker Island, Warruwi, Oenpelli, Jabiru, Maningrida, Daly River, Pulumpa, Peppimenarti, Yarralyn, Timber Creek and Kalkaringi. They are doing workshops on the theme of youth diversionary activities in songwriting and performing!!!!!!! get along if you can and hear their new songs, see your youth officer for more details!!!!!

New live CD out soon "Live at The Monsoon Sessions Darwin". OUT NOW!!!!

Click here for the new B2M CD

B2M have added a new MP3.."Wutanguri" acoustic and live at the Darwin Entertainment Centre 29th February 2008. These were great shows with B2M supporting Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu with his album launch...

B2M had an amazing gig at the Santos Concert on the Darwin Esplanade on Thursday 9th of August2007. There was a great crowd of around 5 thousand, many of them fans of B2M..if you have any photos email them to B2M and we can put them on myspace!!!!!...have a look at some new photos of them rehearsing....

B2M are on the move..with a performance at the 2007 Merrepen Arts Festival with Shellie Morris.

Click here to see details of the Merrepen 2007 Arts Festival

B2M live DVD from the 2006 Darwin festival with Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu out soon!!!..

B2M is a band from the Tiwi Islands which formed in late December 2004 in their home town of Nguiu.

The band is made up of 6 young Indigenous men that sing about the issues facing all young people such as drugs , alcohol and suicide. Their music is an R ‘n’ B pop with a traditional kind of twist to it.

The lyrics in their songs come from life experience growing up in an Aboriginal community and seeing first hand the effects of Drugs and Alcohol on their own people.

Educating the kids of the future through their music and encouraging people to make a change in their lives is what keeps this band going.

The 2006 Darwin Festival saw the band take to the big stage and the audience was completely blown away from the bands fresh positive approach. B2M perfomed along side Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu of the Saltwater Band, the concert recorded by Triplej.

Already in the bands short history they have achieved what take some band some years to achieve, one of their first songs recorded “Mahlia” has been featured by National Broadcaster ABC as part of a program on mental health.