Tomorrow, Wednesday 18th August at 4pm (sharp) Redfern Community Centre in cooperation with Allans music/Billy Hydes is proudly hosting a presentation from international music educator Michael Griffin who will present his module Learning Music: Practise and Performanc

Tickets are available for purchase from 9AM today, there are nine regional shows plus one Sydney show. Are you coming?

The first Arts policy of the election has been announced, and it comes from the Greens. The Greens believe “access to diverse, innovative artistic and cultural experiences should be available to all Australians.”

On Wednesday, September 22, 2010, the Australian music industry will gather at NSW Parliament House for the annual MUSIC IN THE HOUSE luncheon to celebrate the presentation of the EXCELLENCE IN COMMUNITY SUPPORT Award.

If you are an Australian recording artist whose music is being broadcast or you hold the copyright in recordings that are receiving airplay, then you may be able to share in licence fees collected by PPCA.

The 25th annual South by Southwest Music & Media Festival in Austin, Texas March 16-20 2011 has opened for both applications to play and delegate registration.

If you write songs, and play them live then there maybe money waiting for you! It’s time to submit your Live Performance Returns (LPRs) – you’ve got until 31 August.

One of Australia’s largest independent entertainment companies has been bought bout. Shock, which has been releasing, distributing and exporting local music since 1988, has been acquired by Regency Media- a DVD/CD manufacturing and distribution company.

The quest to find Indigenous Australia’s best in 2010 has begun. Finalists were announced last week in what is arguably Australia’s biggest, single event celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and voting is now open.

Young musicians are encouraged to submit their best works to the Qantas SOYA competition. This year the music SOYA winner will be mentored by Lee Groves (Level 7 Studios).