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Jungle Giants, RVG lead AIR Awards nominations

Jungle Giants, RVG lead AIR Awards nominations

The 12th AIR Awards are held on Thursday July 26 in Adelaide at Queen’s Theatre.

By Christie Eliezer - Apr 17, 2018
Jungle Giants, RVG lead AIR Awards nominations

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Jungle Giants, RVG lead AIR Awards nominations

The 12th AIR Awards are held on Thursday July 26 in Adelaide at Queen’s Theatre.

By Christie Eliezer - Apr 17, 2018
Politicians, musicians, biz executives, drug advocates push for pill testing in ACT

Politicians, musicians, biz executives, drug advocates push for pill testing in ACT

The push has strengthened ahead of Groovin The Moo.

By Staff Writer - Apr 17, 2018
Politicians, musicians, biz executives, drug advocates push for pill testing in ACT

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Politicians, musicians, biz executives, drug advocates push for pill testing in ACT

The push has strengthened ahead of Groovin The Moo.

By Staff Writer - Apr 17, 2018
Kimberley voice John Bennett leads nominations for WAM song of the year

Kimberley voice John Bennett leads nominations for WAM song of the year

Nominees vie for a slice of the record-breaking $45,000 on offer.

By Staff Writer - Apr 17, 2018
Kimberley voice John Bennett leads nominations for WAM song of the year

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Kimberley voice John Bennett leads nominations for WAM song of the year

Nominees vie for a slice of the record-breaking $45,000 on offer.

By Staff Writer - Apr 17, 2018
TV tune-ins: The Voice returns with lowest premiere, Commonwealth Games train wreck draws 1.3 million

TV tune-ins: The Voice returns with lowest premiere, Commonwealth Games train wreck draws 1.3 million

Last night's return of The Voice on Nine drew 1.029 million, while the Closing Ceremony was slammed.

By Christie Eliezer - Apr 16, 2018
TV tune-ins: The Voice returns with lowest premiere, Commonwealth Games train wreck draws 1.3 million

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TV tune-ins: The Voice returns with lowest premiere, Commonwealth Games train wreck draws 1.3 million

Last night's return of The Voice on Nine drew 1.029 million, while the Closing Ceremony was slammed.

By Christie Eliezer - Apr 16, 2018
FastForward Sydney concludes with LN’s Roger Field, exploration of Spotify’s Listing and more

FastForward Sydney concludes with LN’s Roger Field, exploration of Spotify’s Listing and more

The inaugural FastForward Sydney conference wrapped up Friday after a day-long blast of information which ticked off the future of live, Spotify’s direct listing, VR and much more. In a morning…

By Poppy Reid - Apr 16, 2018
FastForward Sydney concludes with LN’s Roger Field, exploration of Spotify’s Listing and more

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FastForward Sydney concludes with LN’s Roger Field, exploration of Spotify’s Listing and more

The inaugural FastForward Sydney conference wrapped up Friday after a day-long blast of information which ticked off the future of live, Spotify’s direct listing, VR and much more. In a morning…

By Poppy Reid - Apr 16, 2018
In Memoriam: the B-side

In Memoriam: the B-side

In July 1971, Rod Stewart released 'Reason To Believe', the first single from his album Every Picture Tells A Story. The song had been previously released by its composer, Tim Hardin, in 1965 and --…

By Nathan Jolly - Apr 16, 2018
In Memoriam: the B-side

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In Memoriam: the B-side

In July 1971, Rod Stewart released 'Reason To Believe', the first single from his album Every Picture Tells A Story. The song had been previously released by its composer, Tim Hardin, in 1965 and --…

By Nathan Jolly - Apr 16, 2018
P!NK adds two more shows, total Australian tally heads to 2m

P!NK adds two more shows, total Australian tally heads to 2m

The Beautiful Trauma tour now takes in 35 shows.

By Staff Writer - Apr 16, 2018
P!NK adds two more shows, total Australian tally heads to 2m

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P!NK adds two more shows, total Australian tally heads to 2m

The Beautiful Trauma tour now takes in 35 shows.

By Staff Writer - Apr 16, 2018
APRA AMCOS' Dean Ormston working on monitoring framework to tackle music quotas

APRA AMCOS' Dean Ormston working on monitoring framework to tackle music quotas

The inaugural FastForward Sydney conference wrapped up on Friday, having delivered an inrush of information covering metadata, ticketing, the future of releasing music, algorithms, shifting formats,…

By Poppy Reid - Apr 16, 2018
APRA AMCOS' Dean Ormston working on monitoring framework to tackle music quotas

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APRA AMCOS' Dean Ormston working on monitoring framework to tackle music quotas

The inaugural FastForward Sydney conference wrapped up on Friday, having delivered an inrush of information covering metadata, ticketing, the future of releasing music, algorithms, shifting formats,…

By Poppy Reid - Apr 16, 2018
Australia's music industry has recorded its highest annual growth in over 20 years

Australia's music industry has recorded its highest annual growth in over 20 years

With the explosive overseas success of acts like Gang Of Youths and Amy Shark and the continued dynamism of local scenes, it's easy to recognise that Australia is a massive musical force to be…

By Bianca Davino - Apr 16, 2018
Australia's music industry has recorded its highest annual growth in over 20 years

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Australia's music industry has recorded its highest annual growth in over 20 years

With the explosive overseas success of acts like Gang Of Youths and Amy Shark and the continued dynamism of local scenes, it's easy to recognise that Australia is a massive musical force to be…

By Bianca Davino - Apr 16, 2018
20 highlights and lowlights at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions

20 highlights and lowlights at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions

Bon Jovi stole the show, reuniting with guitarist Richie Sambora and original bassist Alec John Such.

By Staff Writer - Apr 16, 2018
20 highlights and lowlights at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions

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20 highlights and lowlights at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions

Bon Jovi stole the show, reuniting with guitarist Richie Sambora and original bassist Alec John Such.

By Staff Writer - Apr 16, 2018
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