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Christie Eliezer, Journalist

Christie Eliezer

Christie Eliezer is the Melbourne-based Australasian Bureau Chief of Pollstar and industry columnist for Mixdown. He was a long-time senior journalist with The Music Network, weekly columnist for Immedia!, Special Project Editor at Beat and Australian/New Zealand Bureau Chief for Billboard. Getting his start as Features Editor at Juke and Contributing Editor of Rolling Stone Australia, his half a dozen books include High Voltage: 7 Movers & Shakers of the Australian Music Industry and the Music Managers Forum’s Introduction to the Music Industry.

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South Summit performing live
Can Aussie Indie Acts Compete In The New Streaming Era?
A new report says that Australian acts are facing a more challenging future when it comes to being noticed on streaming services.
Industry / News
Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac
Charts: Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, Battle It Out In Australia
Both Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973) and Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours (1977) have sold over one million copies in Australia.
Features / Music
Sia @ AAMI Park
Seven Global Music Success Stories Which Started In Adelaide
Beyond Cold Chisel and The Angels, here are seven other musical success stories from the City of Churches.
Features / Music
The Beatles, Baker Boy, Chet Faker, Chappell Roan
Red, White & Green? Why It’s Important To Get Colours Right In Song Titles
We look at 15 songs where the use of another colour would have robbed it of its power.
Industry / News
The Waifs @ Freo.Social
Venues: New Precincts, Acquisitions, Ouch! Moments, Rows, New Arrivals & More
From venues returning to new projects, takeovers, and more news, here are all the recent developments in music venues across Australia.
Industry / Feature
The Living End @ Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Fans Want To See More Aussie Acts But They Don’t, So How Will The Biz Deal With It?
“There is a disconnect between Australians’ strong support for Australian artists and actual attendance at Australian acts,” related Creative Australia’s Belinda Balhatchet.
Industry / News
Splendour In The Grass 2022
Report Calls For Governments To Save Live Music From Extreme Weather Crisis
A new report from Green Music Australia suggests that extreme weather has changed punters' behaviour so much that festivals are in danger of collapsing.
Features / Music
Lady Gaga
Set Free By The Moon: Seven Lady Gaga Songs With A Twist In How They Ended
From 'Bad Romance' to 'How Bad Do U Want Me,' Lady Gaga songs are always packed with surprises.
Features / List
Astronaut in space
12 Great Songs About Space To Soundtrack Katy Perry's Next Mission
With Katy Perry’s space odyssey this week and Donald Trump’s expressed plan to plant the American flag on Mars, we look at 12 great Australian and global tracks that could soundtrack the next space flight.
Industry / News
Laneway Festival 2023
Will Concert & Festival Ticket Prices Ever Go Down?
"People will pay money for experience... If you want to see talent at the level you’re accustomed to at festivals, then you have to pay."
Industry / News
Amazon Music, Twitch, TikTok
How Amazon Music & Twitch Will Benefit With TikTok Buy-Out
Amazon Music, Twitch, Instagram, and YouTube are preparing for a different future regarding TikTok.
Industry / Feature
Wireless headphones on yellow background
Are Australian Acts Missing Out On Music Superfans Among Podcasting Listeners?
A new study discovered that 28% of weekly podcast listeners are music superfans. Are Australian artists missing out on tapping into the podcast market?
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