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Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Music Development Fund

Music Development Fund The Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Music Development Fund was established in 2004 to support locally based music groups to: – bring professional development opportunities to the wealth of talent and music groups in the Port Macquarie-Hastings. – strategically develop the Port Macquarie-Hastings music scene towards a music economy servicing music audiences and professional

Indent Launches Save the Scene Workshop Tour

Indent, the peak all-ages network in NSW is set to stage its most comprehensive event management and music business skills workshop tour to date. Covering a total of 3661.16 kilometres of open road, stretching over 20 regional centres from Albury to Byron Bay and across NSW through out August and September. The Save the Scene

Lobby NSW Govt. NOW for live music!

Both the NSW Poker machine laws are currently up for review. Public comment is being requested on the appropriateness on the current laws. If anyone has a position on the damage that the pokies have done to the music scene in NSW, NOW is the time to say it, and lobby for solutions and compensation.

AMBC Special Deal for Unemployed Music Biz Victims & Students

Since the AustralAsian Music Business Conference (AMBC) has already passed 450 registrants with a limit of 700 for the three day event August 16-18 at Acer Arena, the producers came up with an initiative for the up and comers (as well as down and outers) in the music industry. They had already provided scholarships to

Invisible Friends Tour Dates

Byron Bay’s potent psychedelic rock, funk & blues crew INVISIBLE FRIEND will hit the road for 20 shows in 12 cities, 4 states in just one month in support of their brand new album ‘MYSTERIOUS MAPS’. With the kind support of MUSIC NSW’s Regional Touring grant program, the I.F crew are excited to be taking

Better Deal for Artists ordered by Copyright Tribunal

Australian recording artists and record labels will receive a better deal when their music is played in nightclubs and at dance parties following a decision handed down today in the Copyright Tribunal. The Tribunal has approved an application by the Phonographic Performance Company of Australia (PPCA) for an increase in music licence fees paid to

Australia’s ‘Next Big Thing’ submissions extended

Enter now to win radios search for Australias next big independent artist Entries will be extended a week until Friday, July 27 for artists wanting to enter the New Artist to Radio Showcase (NA2R) – the Australian radio industrys search for new and emerging Australian music talent. The event, to be held in Melbourne on

BIG SOUND 2007 Music Industry Summit and Artist Showcase

BIG SOUND Music Industry Summit and Artist Showcase 2007 runs from Wednesday October 3-5, 2007 in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane – the heart of the Queensland music industry. Now entering its sixth year, BIG SOUND has grown from humble beginnings and is now the premier music industry summit in Australia. BIG SOUND’s three days of conferencing,

Australia @ Popkomm

Austrade and the Australian Music Office are pleased to present “Australia @ Popkomm” Popkomm is the fastest growing tradeshow in the music industry in Europe and attracts key people from businesses both big and small across most genres from European markets and even further a field. Austrade is organising an Australian Stand at the event