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peak body for West Australian music WAM has released its Fair Play WA report ahead of International Women’s Day 2020.  The report is the first of its kind ... based music writer Jessica Willoughby , and feedback from members of the WA music community, WAM staff and the WAM Board’s Diversity Committee. Key findings of the report include that

music and industry to wider audiences and more. The Western Australian Music Industry Association ( WAM ) have also been $89,361 to further their programs.  Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio

Bush Chooks' first single Vegemite Sandwich got enough attention to net them three WAM award nominations and Nannup Music Festival’s Emerging Artist Award in 2018, and they tightened ... years is transitioning into the mainstream. They won Best Punk/Hardcore Act at the WAM Awards, collaborated with fellow Perth act Carla Geneve and got rave reviews for their live sets

through the Australian Council, your state arts/music body (like Music Victoria, Qmusic, Music NSW, WAM etc.) and even your local council. A lot of these entities favour touring grant applications

Survivors , which was the first song by a First Nations artist to ever win WAM Song of the Year. The song features the striking line, “ They would rather compensate

In late 1983, on the back of triumphant shows, the super well selling Swampland/Happy Hour single, and the classic Blood

Sorrento Strategic Music) – Superego Best World Act (presented by Fairbridge Festival) – Grace Barbé Golden WAM i (presented by City of Perth) – Nigel Bird ( WAM ) Label of the Year (presented

this year. Expect to see some big names pop up here and there as WAM dish out awards and celebrate the people that are putting ... your hands together for this year's WAM Hall of Fame inductees: One of the big moments for WAMFest is the announcement of that year's Hall of Fame inductees

GOLDEN WAMi Andrew Ryan Hayley-Jane Ayres Nigel Bird Paul Sloan Tenille Elkins Follow WAM: FACEBOOK

Western Australian line-up designed for music lovers of all ages – co-presented by WAM. Thousands came down for the banging tunes from some of WA’s biggest and best