Adrian Dzvuke is heading to this year’s Canadian Music Week and the Music Matters Live Festival

Australia based Zimbabwean singer Adrian Dzvuke is set for his first performances on the international stage. The multi-genre singer will be performing at this year’s Canadian Music Week Festival in Toronto and the Music Matters Live Festival in Singapore.

Now in its 42nd year, the Canadian Music Week Festival is the premier annual showcasing event in Canada. Over the years, it has featured some of the top headliners in the business alongside thousands of rising new artists, including: Post Malone, Katy Perry, Ellie Goulding, Janet Jackson, Janelle Monae, and Travi$ Scott among others.

Adrian Dzvuke will share the stage with fellow Zimbabwean artist JoyRukanza, who announced earlier in the year that she would be headed to Toronto for the Canadian Music Week.

Music Matters Live is a global platform representing the Asia Pacific music industry and a gateway for artists looking to break into the world’s most populated region. The 2024 edition will feature over 50 artists, representing 20 countries, across 4 nights of music discovery. The festival features a B2B conference and a live, public festival, where musicians and artists can connect with fans, as well as leaders from record labels, platforms and brands in the music space.

Dzvuke is a multi-award winning artist based in Perth, Australia. He has quickly become one of Australia’s most in-demand emerging acts, as shown by performances at Splendour in the Grass, Groovin The Moo and Wave Rock festivals, as well as support slots for POND, Spacey Jane, Omah Lay, San Cisco, Stella Donnelly & Winston Surfshirt.

Equally at home onstage with his band or in the studio, his soulful mixture of R&B, Pop & Afrobeats has been gaining fans at every show and with every release.

Born in Zimbabwe, Adrian moved to Australia aged 12 where – in the finest R&B tradition – he began his music career singing and playing drums in church. Fast forward some years and Adrian’s recent run of singles and debut EP ‘Phone Me When You Lonely’ have seen him featured by triple j, MTV, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon & VEVO, amassing 2 million streams and landing on the Top 100 Australian iTunes, Spotify & Shazam Charts.