MusicNSW

"We see a focus on local community as being an essential path forward in our vision for a thriving New South Wales music community."

Emily Nicol and Kathryn Holloway are departing MusicNSW after six-year tenures as board members.

MusicNSW welcomes the spending for music and arts in the state's 2024-25 budget.

“Recording, releasing and performing new music is essential to the contemporary music industry.”

While the Enigma Bar received a heartwarming farewell, four more Adelaide spaces switched off.

The Sound NSW-backed Venues Unlocked program will be comprised of soundproofing grants and a two-stage support program for live performance spaces.

The Environmental Protection Authority argues the NSW Government didn’t account for “intrusive noise” in expanding the stadium’s yearly allowance for concerts.

"Joe is the ideal leader for MusicNSW at this exciting time in the development of contemporary music in the state."

"The Vibrancy Reforms announced by the NSW Government herald the beginning of a new era for the night-time economy in NSW."

MusicNSW coordinators on their hope to support a larger original music scene and give emerging and developed artists a more consistent stream of music performance opportunities within the region and grow the industry.