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Bigsound Unveils 'Biggest Ever' Festival Bill

Bigsound Unveils 'Biggest Ever' Festival Bill

If the volume of applications is a good induction, Bigsound has been sorely missed. This year’s show attracted over 1,300 artists requests.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 20, 2022
Bigsound Unveils 'Biggest Ever' Festival Bill

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Bigsound Unveils 'Biggest Ever' Festival Bill

If the volume of applications is a good induction, Bigsound has been sorely missed. This year’s show attracted over 1,300 artists requests.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 20, 2022
Mushroom Music and Reservoir Strike Sync Deal For Chrysalis, Tommy Boy Catalogs

Mushroom Music and Reservoir Strike Sync Deal For Chrysalis, Tommy Boy Catalogs

The new deal expands on Mushroom Music’s partnership with Reservoir’s publishing catalog in these parts which dates back to 2010.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 20, 2022
Mushroom Music and Reservoir Strike Sync Deal For Chrysalis, Tommy Boy Catalogs

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Mushroom Music and Reservoir Strike Sync Deal For Chrysalis, Tommy Boy Catalogs

The new deal expands on Mushroom Music’s partnership with Reservoir’s publishing catalog in these parts which dates back to 2010.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 20, 2022
Australian Music Industry Only 'Relatively Healthy' Says PwC

Australian Music Industry Only 'Relatively Healthy' Says PwC

As the Australian music industry rebounds post-pandemic, PwC projects solid growth as the live sector returns to buoyancy.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 20, 2022
Australian Music Industry Only 'Relatively Healthy' Says PwC

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Australian Music Industry Only 'Relatively Healthy' Says PwC

As the Australian music industry rebounds post-pandemic, PwC projects solid growth as the live sector returns to buoyancy.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 20, 2022
Michael Chugg on How Elton John’s Farewell Tour Could Make History

Michael Chugg on How Elton John’s Farewell Tour Could Make History

The Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is on track to enter the Top 3 in Australia and New Zealand.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 20, 2022
Michael Chugg on How Elton John’s Farewell Tour Could Make History

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Michael Chugg on How Elton John’s Farewell Tour Could Make History

The Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is on track to enter the Top 3 in Australia and New Zealand.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 20, 2022
Tammy Hofbauer Departs Sony Music for Shane Billings' Rage More (EXCLUSIVE)

Tammy Hofbauer Departs Sony Music for Shane Billings' Rage More (EXCLUSIVE)

Longtime Sony Music Australia exec Tammy Hofbauer will depart the major next month after accepting a leadership role with Rage More.

By Jake Challenor - Jul 20, 2022
Tammy Hofbauer Departs Sony Music for Shane Billings' Rage More (EXCLUSIVE)

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Tammy Hofbauer Departs Sony Music for Shane Billings' Rage More (EXCLUSIVE)

Longtime Sony Music Australia exec Tammy Hofbauer will depart the major next month after accepting a leadership role with Rage More.

By Jake Challenor - Jul 20, 2022
Food Brands SPC and Vegemite Create 'House Music Banger' Inspired by the '90s

Food Brands SPC and Vegemite Create 'House Music Banger' Inspired by the '90s

'The Ultimate Aussie Mashup' was created by DJ Andy Murphy and takes inspiration from house music of the '90s.

By Vivienne Kelly - Jul 19, 2022
Food Brands SPC and Vegemite Create 'House Music Banger' Inspired by the '90s

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Food Brands SPC and Vegemite Create 'House Music Banger' Inspired by the '90s

'The Ultimate Aussie Mashup' was created by DJ Andy Murphy and takes inspiration from house music of the '90s.

By Vivienne Kelly - Jul 19, 2022
Kix Country and Countrytown Launch 'Centre Stage' Initiative

Kix Country and Countrytown Launch 'Centre Stage' Initiative

A media partnership between regional radio network Kix Country and online news site Countrytown has this week been unveiled.

By Jake Challenor - Jul 19, 2022
Kix Country and Countrytown Launch 'Centre Stage' Initiative

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Kix Country and Countrytown Launch 'Centre Stage' Initiative

A media partnership between regional radio network Kix Country and online news site Countrytown has this week been unveiled.

By Jake Challenor - Jul 19, 2022
Anita’s Theatre Becomes Live Nation’s First Regional Australia Venue (EXCLUSIVE)

Anita’s Theatre Becomes Live Nation’s First Regional Australia Venue (EXCLUSIVE)

The historic venue in Thirroul, a northern seaside suburb of Wollongong, represents LN’s first foray into regional Australia.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 19, 2022
Anita’s Theatre Becomes Live Nation’s First Regional Australia Venue (EXCLUSIVE)

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Anita’s Theatre Becomes Live Nation’s First Regional Australia Venue (EXCLUSIVE)

The historic venue in Thirroul, a northern seaside suburb of Wollongong, represents LN’s first foray into regional Australia.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 19, 2022
Jaxsta's Jacqui Louez Schoorl Steps Down as Director, Reflects on ‘Amazing Journey’

Jaxsta's Jacqui Louez Schoorl Steps Down as Director, Reflects on ‘Amazing Journey’

“This has been an amazing journey, from the early concepts to what Jaxsta has become today,” Schoorl comments in a statement to the ASX.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 18, 2022
Jaxsta's Jacqui Louez Schoorl Steps Down as Director, Reflects on ‘Amazing Journey’

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Jaxsta's Jacqui Louez Schoorl Steps Down as Director, Reflects on ‘Amazing Journey’

“This has been an amazing journey, from the early concepts to what Jaxsta has become today,” Schoorl comments in a statement to the ASX.

By Lars Brandle - Jul 18, 2022
Cancelled Music Festivals Cause Million-Dollar Black Holes

Cancelled Music Festivals Cause Million-Dollar Black Holes

Cancelled music festivals are on the rise, again, and local councils and state governments are closely watching the economic impact.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 18, 2022
Cancelled Music Festivals Cause Million-Dollar Black Holes

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Cancelled Music Festivals Cause Million-Dollar Black Holes

Cancelled music festivals are on the rise, again, and local councils and state governments are closely watching the economic impact.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 18, 2022
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