Don’t miss Sound Advice: From Soundcheck to Showtime happening 25 September at the University of Wollongong.
Wollongong artists, want to learn your way around an audio setup?

Don’t miss Sound Advice: From Soundcheck to Showtime happening 25 September at the University of Wollongong.
We’re bringing Sound Advice back to the West and this time, we’re getting stuck into the world of DIY live music spaces. Join us for a panel discussion hosted by Esky Escandor (Street University) and featuring Peter Sabbagh (Bodega Collective), Stacey Queffert (S Collective), Fernando Benavides (Beat Kitchen) and Nat Yung (Yung Records).
Want tools and advice on getting it all done: from setting goals, to managing your time and wellbeing, and overcoming challenges along the way? Join this panel and masterclass to hear from artists Sophie McComish (Body Type), Holly Throsby and Hayley Lyon (Lady Lyon) and Mark Rogers (Ocean Party) about these essential skills you need to develop as you build your career.
Register now for Masterclasses and workshops with practical insights, real strategies, and expert advice for regional artistsThe Sound Advice: Regional Touring Toolkit is a five-part online series designed for artists based in regional NSW looking to build their careers and navigate the music industry with confidence. Attend to gain real-world knowledge from industry professionals to
On 31 March, artists and industry professionals from Sydney and beyond are invited to Mothership Studios (Marrickville) for Sound Advice: For The Culture.Across two sessions, we’re bringing together artists and reps from music collectives to talk about community building, artist development and more.The first is a panel discussion hosted by Tahmyna Rad and featuring FRIDAY*
Over 250 live music venues across regional NSW offer a huge opportunity to connect with new fans and communities. Join our panel to learn how to plan a regional tour, approach venues, and get tips for making your tour a success. You’ll also gain insights into available grants to support your journey.
Central Coast artists and industry, you’re invited to this special event presented by MusicNSW, Central Coast Council, Central Coast Music & Arts and the Live Music Office. Join to connect with local artists and people working in the music industry and learn about sync and live performance from some of the best in the biz.
If you want to head out on the road, here are some things to keep in mind.Playing regional shows can be a fantastic opportunity to build relationships with your fans, find new audiences, be part of local music communities and connect with other artists. To get the most out of regional touring, though, there are
Northern Beaches artists and industry, you’re invited to this special event presented by MusicNSW, Northern Beaches Council and the Live Music Office. Join to connect with artists and industry professionals based in the area and get a run down on the essentials of setting up your music career.
A panel discussion to get you ready to hit the road.