Poppy Reid

If any organisation was going to ensure the extraordinary cancellation of SXSW didn't stop our local artists from performing to global industry and fans alike, it's Sounds Australia.

The final stop on APRA AMCOS’ global run to celebrate their overseas songwriters was significant for a few reasons.

In a sector where emotions are the commodity and businesses are structured around heartstrings, a woman's perspective is an advantage.

“It’s about telling the world, and at home, how fabulous you all are, and how much success you’re achieving,” said APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston in his opening address.

While the inaugural Global APRA Music Awards ceremony had plenty of the glitz and glam you’d expect at a red carpet music event, it was the most quintessential Australian and New Zealand event for one big reason: It’s heart.

Australian radio industry authority Radio Today has released its annual Top 10 list of the Most Powerful Women on Australian FM Radio.

The Brag Media is readying a farewell to one of Sydney’s most beloved print magazines, The Brag street press.

Set up a pre-save campaign on Facebook Messenger for your music in minutes with this step by step guide.

Following the announcement of its return to the local market in November, Rolling Stone Australia has today launched its online platform.

APRA AMCOS is leading the charge for the new world industry, where local artists are global artists.

How the Australian music scene banded together in a time of crisis, and how that solidarity impacted the world.

The Brag Media (Rolling Stone Australia, Tone Deaf, The Brag and more), connected with over 5,000 Australian music fans, predominantly Gen Z and Millennials, to ask them about their spending habits and financial literacy.