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Rollo Brisbane, Australia
Rollo was a passionate musician and renowned within the Australian independent music scene, releasing albums through his
Splurt label and working on community television and radio for almost three decades. As a concert promoter, he helped launch the careers of many Brisbane acts.
Rollo was posthumously honoured with the 2020 Queensland Music Awards’ Grant Mclennan Lifetime Achievement Award.
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