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"With Too Lost behind us, we can supercharge the next chapter for our artists and partners," says GYRO.Group CMO and Co-Founder Viv Mellish.

Just one week after opening, Divine Playhouse has been “forced to close the venue and cancel all events while we explore our legal options.”

“This is clear message to AI companies: now is the time to get on with licensing,” said ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd.

"It is a privilege to support Iron Maiden in this new chapter and to help carry their extraordinary legacy forward," said Pophouse CEO Jessica Koravos.

This year, each artist selected for the performing BIGSOUND 100 will receive increased financial support for the first time.

The book revisits “twenty glorious years” in Sydney that included “an explosion of the arts, pushing the envelope of staid and conventional culture.”

Shotkickers will sell cheap drinks at every gig, from when the doors open until the end of the first artist’s set.

Music lovers in Sydney and Melbourne have been lucky enough to have likely never needed to travel to see their favourite international act. For many Australians, this is a necessity to see their musical icons.

“This initiative would support the hospitality industry and back Tasmania's live music scene,” said Acting Premier Bridget Archer.

The news arrives as an alleged AI song has topped the charts on Australian radio and crept up ARIA's Dance Singles Chart.

Pub Banc Group and Hotel Banc Group, which manage Hobart's Republic Bar, have entered voluntary administration.

Birdz and Fred Leone, Baker Boy, Jem Cassar-Daley and many others have picked up nominations.