Support Act

Your favourite artists - and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese - are representing their favourite Australian acts for a good cause: to raise funds for Support Act.

"It's good to know that people are happy with these things but we also want to know if there are any issues that we can improve on," explains Support Act's Angela Doolan.

Southern Cross Austereo, NOVA Entertainment, ARN, ACE Radio Network, and Nine Radio have joined forces to support this year’s AusMusic T-Shirt Day campaign.

From today, punters who purchase tickets to any Live Nation show in Australia can make a voluntary donation to Support Act.

Rachel Campbell has been named the Campaign Director for AusMusic T-Shirt Day, while Catherine Satour is the new First Nations Programs Manager.

Support Act will bring a “special focus” to supporting artists and industry professionals living in Western Australia.

After seven years, Support Act has officially expanded its Wellbeing Helpline to cater to all workers across Australia’s diverse creative industries.

"While many venues are making positive strides, there is always room for growth in understanding the nuances of these issues and implementing strategies that foster a truly safe and inclusive environment for everyone."

Are you an industry worker looking for financial advice? The Victorian Music Development Office and Support Act might have the answers you need in their new webinar.

Needing a tee for Aus Music T-Shirt Day? The Rosemount Hotel has you covered.

The newly-announced Mobmusic T-Shirt Day will coincide with Ausmusic T-Shirt Day when it holds its first event on Thursday, November 28th.

The cost of living, low income, burnout and fatigue, job insecurity, and other factors are affecting music and creative workers in Australia.