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High Reflections #9

High Reflections, a series of experimental and exploratory performances across all genres, returns this month. High Reflections ft. Heil Spirits, The Singing Skies and Emily McDaniel. Saturday May 1 8pm – 11pm Serial Space: 33 Wellington St, Chippendale Heil Spirits Heil Spirits was raised on a steady diet of Heavy Metal, Punk Rock, Comic books,

2010 WAMi Conference – Perth

Taking place during the WAMi Festival, the Music Business Conference runs from Thursday 20 May to Saturday 22 May in Northbridge, Western Australia. The WAMi Music Business Conference aims to equip both artists and music industry professionals with the latest knowledge and industry practices through a range of panels and practical workshops, and connect both

Austrade Masterclass: Booking Live Shows in the US

Participate in an interactive discussion and Q&A with some of the key people in music booking and touring in the United States. This is an introductory course designed to cover the fundamentals of getting you touring in the US, taking place on May 5 across Australia, live via video conference from LA. Register at www.australianmusicoffice.com

Made in Japan

Left to right: Mike Williams (previously on Bass guitar) James Cooney (Lead Vox and drums) Tom Davis (Guitar and vox) John Graham (Guitar and vox) 1. What was the first band you saw live? First I can vaguely recollect was going to see Paul Kelly at the State theatre when I was about 8 or

Australian Youth Music Council

The Australian Youth Music Council (AYMC) is launching its online presence during National Youth Week, the national celebration of young people and their contribution in Australia. The new website, www.aymc.org.au aims to engage young people across the nation, networking artists and industry professionals. The current Chair of the AYMC, 27 year old Sydney-based jazz drummer

YOUTH WEEK 2010

Youth Week is upon us, brace yourselves for nine days of celebrations. With events being organised by young people for young people, there’s bound to be something close for you to get involved. This year’s theme is Live It Now and there are loads of ways of getting involved: entering competitions, supporting young bands and

Live It Now

This April thousands of young people aged 12-25 will take part in National Youth Week 2010, the largest youth celebration in Australia. Events on offer include dance parties, short film exhibitions, music workshops, talent quests, writing competitions, public art projects, live performances, debates and much more.