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The Mullum Music Festival 2012

Rated as one of the Top 5 Music Festivals in Australia last year by The Sydney Morning Herald, the Mullum Music Festival is a smaller, more intimate style music festival in Mullumbimby, NSW, just outside of Byron Bay. This year’s festival is set to be even better featuring artists from all over the world performing

Molly Contogeorge

After making her professional music debut at only 17 years old in 2008, Molly Contogeorge has performed in front of audiences in both Australia and abroad. In March she released her newest single “Off I Go,” a live recording produced while working on her sophomore EP Glasshouse Living, which has sold out of hard copies

The Seed Fund 2012 Announce Successful Applicants

The Seed Fund 2012, a grant initiative that aims to help emerging musicians, artists and art workers over three grant categories and five strategic initiatives has announced it’s successful applicants for funding in 2012. Publicise It The Seed Fund aims to fund managers (including self-managed artists) to contract a publicist for a promotional campaign up

Paid Internship Opportunity: Big Day Out 2013

The annual Big Day Out Festival is currently looking for a new Event Assistant Intern. Available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants only, this internship offers valuable marketing and event management experience all while working behind-the-scenes of one of Australia’s largest music festivals.

Rock for Recognition

In an effort to raise awareness and encourage recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander’s in Australia, Dan Sultan will be headlining the brand new Rock for Recognition concert series. In addition to the important message of the concerts, Dan Sultan, a proud Gurindji man himself, will ensure that the music of the series will

The Annandale & MusicNSW Present: Two To Tango

The Annandale and MusicNSW have partnered up to bring you a very special panel discussion about venue and artist relations called Two To Tango. Held in response to the current heat surrounding the imminent closure of The Sando, the panel discussion will be a great opportunity to gain some insight into the issues surrounding musicians