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An investigation by two Australian cities is looking at demand exceeding capacity at major venues as live music returns to stadiums.

Moshtix has struck a long-term agreement with entertainment and hospitality giant Merivale, including more than 80 venues.

The city of churches is nominated for “best global music city” and “best late-night economy initiative,” part of the Music Cities Awards.

To celebrate the new arrangement, Toby Hobart will release a new single, “Off The Edge,” this Friday (Sept. 16).

Live music fans will get a free all-day festival, a mid-sized stadium for concerts and funding to expand events.

DICE currently sits at 336,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, and boast over four million streams across nine summery, surf rock songs.

"The aim is 100% to make Adelaide a permanent fixture for all sorts of touring acts," John Collins says of the city's newest music venue.

Off the back of their recent live debut at Bigsound, Brisbane punk-rock outfit Talk Heavy have assigned their bookings to New World Artists.

Australian live music executive Susan Heymann has been honoured by the Nashville-based Country Music Association (CMA).

Murrumbeena Wine Bar has launched an initiative to help kickstart the careers of Melbourne-based female musicians.