Resource Library

Welcome to our Resource Library - a collection of practical advice, tools and guides for artists navigating the music industry. From recording and releasing to touring, marketing, funding and running your music business - find what you need and get into it. Use the filters and search below to get started.

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‘Do I Need To Pay Super?’ FAQ

This resource explains the changes to Payday Super in full.

Royalties Explained

How music royalties work & how to collect them

Turning Artist Data into Strategy

Using streaming and social data to plan releases and tours

Alternative Ways of Touring

How to create unique touring opportunities as an artist

Live Show Checklist

Coordinate venues, crew, marketing and ticketing so nothing gets missed

Tax Info For Musicians

The following is a guide on how to approach the numbers side of the music business.

Media Contact List Template

So you've organised your regional tour – now it's time to get the word out.

A Quick Guide to Regional Tour Promotion

This guide will help formulate a plan 6-8 weeks out from the first date of your tour.

Regional Tours Master Planner - Mentor Template

This spreadsheet will help you work through all stages of planning and completing a regional tour.

Tips for Safe Regional and Remote Touring

A guide on things to consider when thinking about touring in regional and remote areas.

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