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The drinks sector provides $4.4 billion and almost 33,000 jobs.

Its Australian premiere is at the Gold Coast Film Festival in April.

TMN spoke to EP Mike Clay about the refocus on live music.

Universal Music Group, the world’s biggest music company, is swallowing up another indie distributor, Ingrooves. UMG has been a client, partner and minority investor since 2006, when it snapped up…

In the wake of the Mountain Sounds cancellation, a new initiative is calling on NSW music-lovers to come out and show their support at the Don't Kill Live Music rally. Over the last few days, there…

The war on festivals rumbles on, but there are signs of a truce. Following intensifying pressure from the live industry, artists and a scathing open-letter penned by Bluesfest director Peter Noble,…

“Can you contemplate an Australian festival scene without Bluesfest?"

"We will regain our reputation for being Canberra's home for live music."

Last month Deutsche Bank valued Universal Music Group at US$33.3 billion.

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