

Leading the Bhangra Scene in Australia

ABOUT
Bhangra Australia
Over the past several decades, Punjabis have migrated to countries such as Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and across Europe in search of new opportunities and a better future. While building new lives abroad, these communities have remained deeply connected to their cultural identity, preserving the traditions, values, and heritage that define Punjabi culture.
Today, younger generations continue to strengthen that connection by embracing Bhangra—a vibrant dance form that reflects the spirit, resilience, and celebration of Punjab. As contemporary music and global influences continue to shape the dance landscape, Bhangra has evolved while staying true to its cultural roots.
Bhangra Australia was created to inspire the next generation to connect with Punjabi culture through the powerful medium of Bhangra. By bringing together dancers, artists, and communities from diverse backgrounds, we celebrate heritage, creativity, and the shared passion for dance.
We provide an inclusive platform where dancers can perform, compete, collaborate, and express themselves—whether they are just beginning their journey or performing at an elite level. Bhangra Australia encourages authenticity, artistic growth, and innovation while honouring the traditions that make Bhangra unique.
Beyond dance, Bhangra Australia curates premium cultural experiences that celebrate the richness of Punjabi heritage. From luxury gala dinners and award nights to vibrant festivals, community celebrations, live music events, workshops, and cultural showcases, our events bring people together to experience the traditions, hospitality, and spirit of Punjab in a contemporary Australian setting.
Our events feature Australia's leading Bhangra teams and talented individual performers, alongside special guest performances from local and international artists, DJs, B-boys, dance crews, musicians, and cultural performers. Through every competition, festival, dinner, and cultural event, Bhangra Australia strives to strengthen community connections, preserve Punjabi heritage, and create memorable experiences that unite people through music, dance, food, and culture.

Guest Artists
We bring worlds talent to Australia
Bhangra Australia endeavour to bring A-lister and emerging artists/talent to Australia's growing community. Some of these talents are listed below and more to come.....
SHIVANI BHAGWAN
Born and raised in Detroit, MI Shivani started out training in traditional Indian classical and folk styles at 9 years old and competed in FOGANA competitions every summer. After graduating high school she went on to become the captain and choreographer of the Michigan State Raas team. Over 4 years, she competed in over 14 competitions, placed 1st 4 times, and went on to compete at Nationals twice. Her yearning to learn new styles led her to move to LA and train at a higher level with professional choreographers
CHAYA KUMAR
Chaya Kumar was given her introduction to Bharatanatyam at the age of 10. She continued, thereafter, training in the discipline for 10 years, under the direction of Alpana Jacob. In college, Chaya was hired by a local entertainment and arts company in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, Blue Flame Productions. For them, she led their collegiate, competitive team, placing statewide three times. In addition to, Chaya assumed the role of Director of Sales and Marketing for one year; booking, choreographing for and coaching their professional, performance troupe. She moved to Los Angeles in the summer of 2015, and is currently working in the Worldwide Corporate Communications & Public Affairs division of Warner Bros
MALKIT SINGH
Malkit Singh, MBE (Punjabi: ਮਲਕੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ) (Malkit SinghBoparai; born c. 1963) is England-based Punjabi bhangra singer. Born in Hussainpur and raised in Nakodar, he moved to Birmingham in 1984. Singh was the first Punjabi singer to be honoured with an MBE by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
JAZ DHAMI
Jaz Dhami native of Sandhra Sodhia in the Hoshiarpur district is of Punjabi, Indian origin. He was raised in Birmingham, Handsworth. He follows Sikhism. He is the son of Bikramjit Dhami, lead vocalist of the Bhangra band Sangam.
ROSHAN PRINCE
Roshan Prince is a Punjabi singer, producer, musician, songwriter and actor

Our Events
Upcoming Events

Royal Diwali Celebrations 2026Sat, 24 OctCrown Towers Melbourne
Australian Bhangra Competition 2024Sun, 14 JulyNarre Warren
Royal Diwali Celebration 2023Sat, 11 NovSky Bar, Level 28
Holi Tribe 2023Sat, 25 FebSt Kilda beach, Victoria, Australia
Royal NYE 2022 - The LanghamFri, 31 DecSouthbank
Bhangra Vibes 2Sun, 26 JanSpice Market
Royal NYE 2020Tue, 31 DecCrown Metropol Melbourne
Basement Bhangra Battles 2017Sat, 25 NovMontanasa Studios
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