The Push’s annual music industry conference Face The Music Conference is returns for its third year. Friday 19 and Saturday 20 November at the Arts Centre. This year’s conference will feature over 75 high profile international, national and local artists and music industry experts will be sharing their knowledge and experience with the music community;

All Aboard! ROLLING STOCK is a series of site specific performances, installations and collaborations between artists, visiting audiences and the local Junee community on a train moving through the rural landscape from Midday to Midnight on Saturday 20th November, 2010. Ranging from the odd, the spectacular and the sublime, ROLLING STOCK embraces art, community and landscape in its broadest

Back by popular demand, learn from more key US players in our 2nd Labels and A&R Masterclass. Participate in an interactive discussion and Q&A with some of the top label reps in Los Angeles. Why you should attend: Hear about the current state of A&R activity leading into 2011. Learn how to get the attention

Original Music Festival – Saturday 20th November November is Oz Music Month and the third Saturday in November brings us Oz Music Day. This year the Songwriting Society of Australia supported by APRA again presents the Songwriters Perform Concert on Saturday November 20 on two stages at Darling Harbour from 11am through to 5pm. While

Returning to the sunny mid-north NSW coast town of Coffs Harbour and proudly presented by triple j, The Open Arms Festival is back for 2010. As well as being a music showcase, The Open Arms Festival is also an arts, lifestyle and youth culture celebration. An all ages licensed event with strong Environmental policies and

In conjunction with the Arts Northern Rivers Creative Industries Brokers Project, music brokers Claire McGarry and Sam Fell are pleased to announce their first Professional Development and Networking Event, to be held on Wednesday the 3rd of November, at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall. “The event is open to everyone involved in the Northern Rivers music

Some of Australia’s most acclaimed female Indigenous singer/songwriters join with their Indigenous sisters from New Zealand, the Pacific and Sudan for Singaot Sista, a powerful and symbolic collaboration in the Powerhouse Theatre at Brisbane Powerhouse from Saturday 2 October as part of the Brisbane Powerhouse Planet Series. Featuring Emma Donovan, Merenia, Ursula Yovich, Ngaiire, Georgia

What: 16th Deadlys – The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music, sport, entertainment and community awards When: Monday, 27 September 2010 Where: Sydney Opera House Who: See Christine Anu, Archie Roach, Dan Sultan, Ali Mills and more…live on stage Tix: Sydney Opera House (02) 9250 7777 Most Promising New Talent in Music • Busby