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will be announced in two week's time. The tour is being promoted by Michael Gudinski's Frontier Touring, with backing from AEG Live. Tickets will go on sale Monday

Veteran music promoter Michael Gudinski has launched a passionate plea for increased Goernment funding for Australian contemporary artists, holding both of the major parties responsible. Speaking at the Face ... Music conference in Melbourne alongside son Matt Gudinski, Michael was scathing of Government funding, saying that the biggest thing holding Australian music back was “The fucking government, straight

Australia's best known music industry executives, Michael Gudinski has admitted that he and son Matt Gudinski have agreed to not fight on stage during their joint keynote at this ... Mushroom Group bosses will talk to audiences together in such a public way, Michael told theMusic.com.au that “I'm sure there will be some areas where Matt will disagree with

Some of the best quotes: ON WHY HE STILL ATTENDS CONFERENCES “My ex partner Michael Gudinski used to say I talked too fucking much, that's just

performance and Bruce Springsteen shows worth almost $10 million to the region. Mushroom Chairman Michael Gudinski had refrained from commenting on the proposed deal, which was almost caught

proudly presented by The Music and also includes a blockbuster keynote with Michael and Matt Gudinski together and innovative Vice Music General Manager Jamie Farkas. Earlier this week the Melbourne

tickets are on sale now for $50 plus booking fee. Renee Geyer and Michael Gudinski will be inducted into the Hall Of Fame on the night. Winners Of The Genre

Mushroom and Melbourne's Popular Music Culture has been announced today. Mushroom founder Michael Gudinski revealed the news at a press conference at Melbourne's RMIT Gallery, where the exhibition ... Mushroom Group's memorabilia collection, as well as items from the personal collections of Michael Gudinski, Ian 'Molly' Meldrum, Kylie Minogue, Skyhooks, Split Enz and Crowded House. Arts Centre Melbourne

fraudulence in ticketing and have few instances of this happening.” Last week Mushroom boss Michael Gudinski told  theMusic  that enforceability was they key issue facing anti-scalping legislation. Queensland

Veteran promoter Michael Gudinski is leading the call for legislation to put a stop to ticket scalping at music events amid a police crackdown on scalpers at this weekend