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A new report released today by Music Australia, The Bass Line: Charting the Economic Contribution of Australia’s Music Industry, finds the Australian music industry generated revenues of $8.78 billion and contributed $2.82 billion in direct gross value added, or GVA, to the Australian economy in 2023-24. The Bass Line, undertaken by McAtamney & Advisors, … Continued
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Tonight (Friday 23 May) Monash University School of Music celebrates its 60th anniversary with a night of new compositions and performances. One key aspect of the night will be the School’s On Country Unit, where students undertake an intensive Music in Culture Study Tour focusing on First Nations knowledge and culture led by Lecturers … Continued
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Due to the devasting floods and weather conditions on the Mid North Coast the Lee Kernaghan show scheduled for Friday 23 May at Cex, Coffs Harbour, has been moved to Fri 4 July. Safety for patrons and the travelling tour party is paramount and we are also aware that several areas have road closures … Continued
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Blending contemporary gospel with traditional African choral styles, the Di Bruin Gospel Project captivates audiences with their signature clap-and-tap rhythms, reminiscent of South Africa’s Apostolic churches from the 1960s. For the very first time in Australia, the award winning ensemble will share the rich stories of South Africa and celebrate the legacy of Nelson Mandela with a … Continued
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Spirits & Song on the Mountain: Ben Lee to headline Scenic Rim Eat Local Month’s new celebration SPIRIT OF THE MOUNTAIN | SATURDAY 31 MAY | CAULDRON DISTILLERY Mark your calendars, pack a picnic blanket, and prepare your tastebuds – the first Saturday of Scenic Rim Eat Local Month just got a magical … Continued
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When Composers Collide: Bach Off, Brahms! The Staves are drawn for this year’s Australian Festival of Chamber Music (AFCM) and Artistic Director Jack Liebeck is bringing some of classical music’s biggest beefs to the stage! From the polite applause of concert halls to passive-aggressive piano sonatas and seriously shady letters, classical music has … Continued
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When sparky Ellie Hedington signed up to learn the ropes of live production, she never imagined she would be running a three-hour stage show for all of Darwin just a few months later. The electrician – who is studying a Certificate IV in Live Production and Technical Services at Charles Darwin University (CDU) – and her classmates … Continued
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In a high-voltage lead-up to the Out 2 Lunch Festival, a DJ-fronted bus brought serious heat to the Gold Coast with rising stars Rich Penny and Nick Atkins delivering back-to-back sets for an exclusive group of guests. Teaming up with GoTransit, the bus wrapped with Hard FIZZ branding created a new avenue for festival promo, … Continued
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A new report released today by Creative Australia and Music Australia reveals social connection and FOMO (fear of missing out) are key factors drawing Australian audiences to live music, even as many adjust their spending in response to cost-of-living pressures. Listening In: Insights on Live Music Attendance is the first in a series of … Continued
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A new report released today by Creative Australia and Music Australia reveals social connection and FOMO (fear of missing out) are key factors drawing Australian audiences to live music, even as many adjust their spending in response to cost-of-living pressures. Listening In: Insights on Live Music Attendance is the first in a series of … Continued
