On 26 January, First Nations communities and allies will come together in solidarity to reflect and recognise the history, culture and sovereignty of First Nations peoples.These are just some of the many gatherings featuring First Nations artists happening across NSW.YABUN FESTIVAL 26 January, Victoria Park, Broadway (Sydney) Yabun is one of Australia’s most significant community-led
Our team are so excited to be popping up in Bega, Broken Hill, Kiama, Port Macquarie and Lennox Head this February as part of The Regional Sessions by APRA AMCOS.If you’re looking for help navigating your music career, releasing music, touring or finding collaborators, pull up a seat and meet your local MusicNSW Coordinator, where
This past year has seen MusicNSW further embed our position as an enabler of grassroots music community regeneration and champion of music and musicmakers across the state of New South Wales.We continue to show up in this work with boots on the ground, and our statewide team of development coordinators has delivered activities and support
MusicNSW today released a new report detailing how to strengthen regional & remote music, setting a map for action for government, industry & communities across NSW.
MusicNSW is proud to introduce Wamarra Music Lab, a 5-day First Nations-led incubator program designed to support the development of First Nations music businesses.Wamarra Music Lab has been created by MusicNSW First Nations Development Manager Kaleena Smith to strengthen the First Nations music ecosystem and empower First Nations-led businesses to thrive while maintaining cultural integrity
We are looking for a First Nations Project Coordinator to support the MusicNSW First Nations Development Manager to deliver a range of projects including professional development activities and the production of artist resources.
This is an identified position.
SXSW Sydney 2025 is fast approaching, boasting a week of creativity and innovation across music, film, technology and gaming. We are proud to share the list of talented NSW artists showcasing throughout the week this year.From OG trailblazers like Jamaica Moana, Tasman Keith & Body Type to fresh newcomers like Sarah Levins, xiao xiao and
Inside Glendenning’s Common House warehouse studio, known as one of the Area’s most treasured creative hubs, a night of live R&B and hip hop resides. A collaborative project with Western Sydney-based booking agency New Gen Artistry, the Reg Rug Sessions have quickly become one of the most prominent platforms for R&B and hip-hop in Australia.In
BIGSOUND 2025 is right around the corner, and NSW is showing out in a big way.This time of year always proves special as it allows us to gather together, celebrate and champion the vast collection of acts coming out of our own backyards. BIGSOUND sees oldcomers and newcomers put on some of their best performances
Don’t miss Sound Advice: From Soundcheck to Showtime happening 25 September at the University of Wollongong.