Victorian Venues

A round-up of all the recent happenings in the Australian music industry.

Returning for one night only, ATET will have a "new look" but "same vibe."

Up to 26% of Aussies are hitting the road for a concert or festival, with Gen Z massively spearheading the movement.

The music spaces opening up, grants going to businesses, moves to becoming 24-hour cities, and more.

As Melbourne’s live music venues face rising operational costs and a decline in income, one is looking to grow.

"Due to the specialised nature of these risks, very few insurers offer public liability insurance for large live music events and venues..."

Want to know what's happening in the Australian music industry? We've got you covered with this round-up.

Having more stadiums and arenas lift their game in fan experience could increase the revenue for themselves.

Revolver Upstairs management said they're "heartbroken" by the violent incident that happened in the nightclub over the weekend.

Yoke Sounds aims to “create spaces where attendees can authentically connect with themselves and others.”

Stivala has offered some suggestions and potential solutions to see Victoria in a better place regarding live music programs.

The evening's ultimate revelation? Witnessing the Sandwell District team so in sync with each other.