Tasmania has unveiled the official panel tasked with creating the club's song ahead of AFL and AFLW entry in 2028.
Headed up by the lead singer of Trial By Video, Brendon Gale, the panel consists of many Tasmanian musicians and personalities who have been tasked with bringing the song to life.
It’s my birthday, so instead of the birthday song, here’s me singing something better.
— Tasmania Football Club (@FC_Tasmania) July 17, 2026
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Panel:
- John X, Tasmanian Performing Arts Royalty
- Caroline Sharpen, CEO Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
- Leigh Carmichael, CEO Dark Lab
- Matthew Richardson, Tasmanian AFL Legend
- Meghan Gaffney, VFLW Co-Captain
- Tony Fox, Chair Music Tasmania
- Patrick Donovan, Melbourne Press Club
Having only just established the panel, the process including how fans can submit their own song to be considered will be shared publicly once defined.
Gaffney, the Devils VFLW co-captain, is delighted to be joined by this panel of Tasmanian music and arts legends.
"I'm so excited to be part of this panel," Gaffney said.
"The opportunity to combine my passion for football, music and my home state is something really special.
"We’ll be singing this after wins for years to come, and I can't wait to work alongside such incredible Tasmanians to help bring it to life."
The club acknowledges the work already done behind the scenes to learn the VFL song this year, but says having its own original song in place by 2028 remains a key priority.