Bradley Hughes is a distinguished musician known for his versatility and impressive career. As a Band 6 HSC Music student, he was nominated for the prestigious HSC Encore program and selected to perform in the Reprise HSC program, showcasing his exceptional talent from an early age.

Bradley's musical journey began at just 15 when he started performing as a touring musician. Between the ages of 15 and 18, he played at various events, including charity functions and political gatherings, gaining valuable experience and exposure.

He was a key member of the original band, The Witching Hour, which achieved remarkable success with four number-one songs on the Triple J Unearthed charts and over a million Spotify streams. This success led to extensive tours around Australia, further establishing Bradley's reputation in the music scene.

Expanding his horizons, Bradley founded his own production company, Peak Entertainment. One of the notable productions from Peak Entertainment is 'The Rock Anthology,' a tribute to classic rock that features performances using original instruments, paying homage to the genre's rich history.

In 2022, Bradley joined Australia's longest-running Beatles tribute band, The Beatnix. With The Beatnix, he tours around Australia, performing in major theatres and clubs, captivating audiences with his renditions of timeless Beatles classics.

In addition to his band performances, Bradley is actively involved in musical theatre. He served as the musical director for Jopuka Productions' 'American Idiot' and has performed in several acclaimed musicals, including 'Aida,' 'Avenue Q,' and 'School of Rock.'

The year 2024 marks a significant milestone in Bradley's career. He will perform in Liverpool, UK, for International Beatleweek, the world's largest Beatles festival, with performances at the iconic Cavern Club. 

Bradley Hughes' dynamic career reflects his passion, dedication, and versatility as a musician, making him a prominent figure in both the Australian and international music scenes.