MusicNSW

Sound NSW has announced it will invest $1.4 million in programs aimed at improving gender equity and workplace safety across the state's music industry.

The participants and facilitators of MusicNSW's inaugural Wamarra Music Lab - a First Nations led business program - have been revealed. 

The ex-OneFour manager leads the development of the MusicNSW's programs and resources, and oversees a new team of coordinators.

Mardi Caught, Rhoda Roberts, Michael Hutchings and Beau Neilson are among the new appointments to the MusicNSW board.

“This budget reflects the NSW Government’s ongoing commitment to contemporary music and support for Sound NSW."

“It’s not overstating it to call these reforms a game changer for nightlife in NSW," says Night Time Industries Association CEO Mick Gibb.

Muller “is the ideal leader for MusicNSW at this exciting time in the development of contemporary music in the state.”

MusicNSW has announced the appointment of several new team members to lead regional music development across the state

MusicNSW is recruiting five new music experts to help it grow regional music touring capacity and opportunities.

The $1 million investment is part of the state government’s $68 million Arts and Cultural Funding Program.