The MusicNSW Board Observership Program provides an opportunity for three individuals to participate as observers in the board’s operations to gain experience in not-for-profit governance, leadership, and organisational strategy.
MusicNSW is looking for a Coordinator for the Northern Rivers and North West regions.
Whether you want to build your fanbase, secure that coveted festival slot, or master the art of radio pitching, join our industry experts as we delve into regional touring. Join us to get the information and tools you need to hit the wide open road.
Calling First Nations artists and bands based in NSW! Elevate your music career with our Sound Advice masterclass tailored just for you. Join us for an immersive online session where you’ll delve into the essentials of crafting your Electronic Press Kit (EPK) – your online artist resume.
The MusicNSW team is expanding and we’re looking for four passionate individuals to join us.
Artists & music businesses, we’re here to guide you through the world of grants, from pinpointing the right grant to preparing an application that pops. Book in for a FREE 30-minute one-on-one session for personalised grant writing advice.
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.
MusicNSW is delighted to announce the appointment of Joe Muller as our new Managing Director, replacing Emily Collins, who vacated the position in July to take up the role of Interim Head at Sound NSW.
At the end of August, Dave Burgener, Regional Manager for the North West and Northern Rivers regions of NSW, had the opportunity to travel to Grafton before connecting with Lauren Mackley from Arts North West to visit Armidale, Tamworth and Tenterfield, where he met musicians, venues and industry. Read his notes from the road here. My
From Brunswick Heads to Bermagui, 16 acts are hitting the road across regional NSW from late November.The five Sister Cities tours span genres from hip hop to alt country, folk and soul and each feature three regional acts. As part of this new initiative supported by MusicNSW, each act will headline a show in their