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SLAM Make History

SLAM has made history with over 100 venues registered for National SLAM Day happening on February 23rd 2012. Over 100 venues from across the country will be celebrating Australian live music in small venues by hosting a National SLAM Day event. Prominent Sydney venues such as The Annandale, Goodgod Smallclub, FBi Social, Yours and Owls,

AWME 2012 Applications Now Open

Applications are now open for artists to showcase their works at the AWME music industry conference, which kicks off in Melbourne on Thursday 15-Saturday 18 November 2012. Considered to be Australia’s music industry showcase event for roots music. AWME engages with music industry representatives from around the world, creating new opportunities for musicians overseas and

Bluesfest Sideshows Announced

One of Australia’s favourite blues and roots festival Bluesfest have just announced their sideshows for 2012 including impressive acts such as Ziggy Marley and Candi Station. 

The Australian Music Prize Shortlist

THE AMPS have announced their shortlisted artists who will now be in the running to win $30, 000. The AMP awards recognise Australian artists who have produced high quality albums with outstanding creativity. No matter which genre of music you worked in, artists from across the country were invited to submit their full length albums

Slam Goes National by Kirsty Brown

As we head into 2012, there are several things on the horizon for the music industry, which will hopefully lead to lasting change. Looking around the country, as well as internationally, it’s an exciting start to the year. SLAM Goes National On 23rd February 2010, the SLAM rally saw 20,000 people march through Melbourne to

Millie Millgate wins SMAC of the Year

Sounds Australia’s Milli Millgate has won FBi Radio’ s honourable SMAC of the Year Award which recognises Milgate’s incredible contribution to Sydney’s music, art and culture scene. Held on January 19 at The National Art School in Darlinghurst, the FBi Radio SMAC Awards (Sydney, Music Art & Culture) recognised the artists, musicians, venues, promoters and