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G Flip set the stage alight as they performed live at the ARIA Music Awards on Wednesday night.
The artist, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, proved their showmanship as they bounded around the stage, sang and played various instruments.
Looking every inch the rockstar, the Melbourne-born musician sported a red singlet top and black track pants emblazoned with the title of their latest album Drummer.
For accessories, the tattooed hitmaker wore a thick chain necklace, paisley bandanna, oversized sunglasses and platform sneakers.
At times, G-flip roused the crowd by leaping in the air.
G Flip, 30, (pictured) set the stage alight as they performed live at the ARIA Music Awards on Wednesday night
G Flip, whose real name is Georgia Flip smashed competition during the ceremony, taking out two awards out of six nominations.
The Aussie signer-songwriter scooped the gong for Best Video for their new hit Good Enough, which was directed by Kyle Caulfield.
They also won the award for Best Australian Live Act.
The artist, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, proved their showmanship as they bounded around the stage, sang and played various instruments
Looking every inch the rockstar, the Melbourne-born musician sported a red singlet top and black track pants emblazoned with the title of their latest album Drummer
For accessories, the tattooed hitmaker wore a thick chain necklace, paisley bandanna, oversized sunglasses and platform sneakers
At times, G-flip roused the crowd by leaping in the air
G Flip attended the event on the arm of their new wife, Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause, 42.
Taking to Instagram earlier Wednesday morning, Chrishell shared her support for her music-maker partner.
‘Hope you’ve got that speech ready baby,’ she said to G Flip.
This year’s ARIA Awards were held at the Hordern Pavilion in Moore Park, NSW, with Stan streaming the entire event live.
The music industry’s night-of-nights was hosted by Today star Brooke Boney and radio personality Tommy Little.
The Aussie signer-songwriter scooped the gong for Best Video for their new hit Good Enough, which was directed by Kyle Caulfield
They also won the award for Best Australian Live Act
G Flip attended the event on the arm of their new wife, Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause, 42 (left)
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