15 artists from regional NSW are hitting the road this Spring, playing venues from Wagga Wagga (Wiradjuri) to Byron Bay (Bundjalung) as part of a MusicNSW program that provides artists with essential touring experience and helps forge new touring routes across the state.SONGBIRD SESSIONSSaralyn + Jess Crossman + Lawdy ClawdyFriday, 12 September: gingerbird espresso, Cowra
The coastal town of Byron Bay is home to a vibrant local music scene and important community spaces like Howl & Moan Records; a record store and live music venue that dedicates itself wholly to platforming, booking and enriching the careers of young, emerging musicians in Australia.Howl & Moan aims to connect everyday folk to
Every year, the first week of July is painted in celebration, historical recognition and the rich culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.NAIDOC Week 2025 is especially momentous, as it marks 50 years of celebrating First Nations culture, strength and community. This year’s theme, “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy” looks to the
MusicNSW is excited to announce the members of the OUTSET Youth Committee and the lineup of mentors we have on-board for the program.The members of the Youth Committee come from all ends of the Mid North Coast, and will work together to develop and deliver their own all-ages live music event scheduled for the end
This collection of acts hailing from all over regional NSW were selected for a one-of-one touring opportunity, which will support them in developing essential touring skills and allow them to perform at venues across NSW.
Hidden in a quaint laneway, sandwiched between the bustle and beauty of Kiama on NSW’s South Coast is Fillmore’s – a community-loved cafe and performance space.Fillmore’s began when owner Morgan Lewis’ bought a ‘60s mobile cafe while on the hunt for spare parts for his Kombi. He was back in Kiama, after having left the
We’re bringing Sound Advice back to the West and this time, we’re getting stuck into the world of DIY live music spaces. Join us for a panel discussion hosted by Esky Escandor (Street University) and featuring Peter Sabbagh (Bodega Collective), Stacey Queffert (S Collective), Fernando Benavides (Beat Kitchen) and Nat Yung (Yung Records).
Want tools and advice on getting it all done: from setting goals, to managing your time and wellbeing, and overcoming challenges along the way? Join this panel and masterclass to hear from artists Sophie McComish (Body Type), Holly Throsby and Hayley Lyon (Lady Lyon) and Mark Rogers (Ocean Party) about these essential skills you need to develop as you build your career.
The 2025 Regional & Remote Music Summit will take place in Byron Bay (Bundjalung Country) from 23 – 25 July, hosted by MusicNSW.
Register now for Masterclasses and workshops with practical insights, real strategies, and expert advice for regional artistsThe Sound Advice: Regional Touring Toolkit is a five-part online series designed for artists based in regional NSW looking to build their careers and navigate the music industry with confidence. Attend to gain real-world knowledge from industry professionals to