The NSW Government is calling on artists, creative industry practitioners, musicians, organisations and community members to contribute their insights and ideas to inform a new policy. You are invited to share your valuable insights, experiences and big ideas to inform the first-ever integrated arts, culture and creative industries policy for NSW. Your feedback will help
Are you an artist or band based in regional NSW that has a good local following or has a small tour under your belt and wants to grow?We want to help you get on the road! MusicNSW is looking for original artists from across regional NSW that are keen to tour, connect with other regional
MusicNSW announces the departure of Managing Director Emily Collins after a highly successful 8 years of leadership. Emily will leave MusicNSW in mid-June to take up the position of Acting Head of Sound NSW, where she will be responsible for establishing and driving the strategic direction of this important new music agency that will play
Photographer: Georgia Jane Griffiths Ali Buckley, Kayne Mills, Sam Rees and Sophie Jones are our team based across NSW and lead regional music development across the state. Their remit is to deliver development opportunities and work to expand touring circuits across regional NSW. The newly-created roles have been made possible thanks to Create NSW following
Watch this superannuation info session, to find out if you’re owed super, or if you should be paying it. Superannuation laws changed in July 2022. It’s quite complex and many people might be inadvertently doing the wrong thing or not getting what they’re owed. So, we spoke with Emma Brophy from Accounting and tax experts
MusicNSW is hiring for the role of Community and Digital Strategist. We are on the hunt for a highly skilled community and digital strategist to develop and deliver MusicNSW’s communication, community and digital strategies. The successful candidate will have energy and passion for emerging digital technologies, big-picture industry development and an eye for opportunities to
The NSW Music Industry congratulates Chris Minns and NSW Labor on winning Saturday’s NSW state election and welcomes their commitment to the largest-ever investment in contemporary music Vote Music, a campaign backed by over 30 music industry organisations and leaders, last month launched a comprehensive plan for music development and asked for a $100m commitment
MusicNSW welcomes today’s announcement from NSW Labor committing $103M to contemporary music this coming election. Emily Collins, MusicNSW Managing Director said “We are thrilled to see Labor pledging their significant support for our state’s contemporary music industry – and encourage all parties and independents to make commitments to our industry and back our plan. NSW
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