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“To have her back, it’s made me emotional": Gudinski’s number one girl Kylie returns home

“To have her back, it’s made me emotional": Gudinski’s number one girl Kylie returns home

It s no secret that Michael Gudinski has been one of the biggest and earliest supporters of Australian export Kylie Minogue. So it comes as no surprise that his reaction to her return home to…

By Unknown Author - Feb 6, 2018
“To have her back, it’s made me emotional": Gudinski’s number one girl Kylie returns home

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“To have her back, it’s made me emotional": Gudinski’s number one girl Kylie returns home

It s no secret that Michael Gudinski has been one of the biggest and earliest supporters of Australian export Kylie Minogue. So it comes as no surprise that his reaction to her return home to…

By Unknown Author - Feb 6, 2018
“It was a brilliant night for our artists:” Denis Handlin on 2017 ARIA Awards

“It was a brilliant night for our artists:” Denis Handlin on 2017 ARIA Awards

Sony Music Australia had plenty to cheer about at the 2017 ARIA Awards. Denis Handlin spoke to TMN about the label s stellar year, and its immediate plans to take Aussie acts, Gang of Youths and Amy…

By Christie Eliezer - Feb 5, 2018
“It was a brilliant night for our artists:” Denis Handlin on 2017 ARIA Awards

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“It was a brilliant night for our artists:” Denis Handlin on 2017 ARIA Awards

Sony Music Australia had plenty to cheer about at the 2017 ARIA Awards. Denis Handlin spoke to TMN about the label s stellar year, and its immediate plans to take Aussie acts, Gang of Youths and Amy…

By Christie Eliezer - Feb 5, 2018
When music and activism collide: How a local environmental issue inspired an entire album for Jeremy Loops

When music and activism collide: How a local environmental issue inspired an entire album for Jeremy Loops

As any artist knows, creativity is a double-edged sword - inspiration can strike at any time, but it’s not something you can force. So when South African musician Jeremy Loops was struggling to get…

By Music Network - Feb 5, 2018
When music and activism collide: How a local environmental issue inspired an entire album for Jeremy Loops

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When music and activism collide: How a local environmental issue inspired an entire album for Jeremy Loops

As any artist knows, creativity is a double-edged sword - inspiration can strike at any time, but it’s not something you can force. So when South African musician Jeremy Loops was struggling to get…

By Music Network - Feb 5, 2018
Aussie industry praises push for a single song database in the US

Aussie industry praises push for a single song database in the US

Two of the United States largest performance rights organisations, ASCAP and BMI, are facing backlash from the local industry after announcing their two-year joint efforts to design a database for…

By Unknown Author - Feb 1, 2018
Aussie industry praises push for a single song database in the US

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Aussie industry praises push for a single song database in the US

Two of the United States largest performance rights organisations, ASCAP and BMI, are facing backlash from the local industry after announcing their two-year joint efforts to design a database for…

By Unknown Author - Feb 1, 2018
The Teskey Brothers: A DIY success story

The Teskey Brothers: A DIY success story

The old adage of the industry suggests that an artist’s success hinges on who you know, not what you do. However, all the contacts in the world are no replacement for genuine hard work and an…

By Poppy Reid - Feb 1, 2018
The Teskey Brothers: A DIY success story

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The Teskey Brothers: A DIY success story

The old adage of the industry suggests that an artist’s success hinges on who you know, not what you do. However, all the contacts in the world are no replacement for genuine hard work and an…

By Poppy Reid - Feb 1, 2018
Festivals & Venues: February 1

Festivals & Venues: February 1

THREE VENUES SET TO RETURN Three well-known venues have announced plans to get back in the game. Gold Coast nightclub Howl At The Moon will re-open as a two-level establishment with a new stage above…

By Christie Eliezer - Jan 31, 2018
Festivals & Venues: February 1

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Festivals & Venues: February 1

THREE VENUES SET TO RETURN Three well-known venues have announced plans to get back in the game. Gold Coast nightclub Howl At The Moon will re-open as a two-level establishment with a new stage above…

By Christie Eliezer - Jan 31, 2018
The end of the bots? Aus Government proposes reforms to secondary ticketing

The end of the bots? Aus Government proposes reforms to secondary ticketing

Ticket scalpers beware: the federal government is considering an outright ban on bots or a crackdown on reselling tickets for “major events.” After years of persuasion from the live industry and…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 31, 2018
The end of the bots? Aus Government proposes reforms to secondary ticketing

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The end of the bots? Aus Government proposes reforms to secondary ticketing

Ticket scalpers beware: the federal government is considering an outright ban on bots or a crackdown on reselling tickets for “major events.” After years of persuasion from the live industry and…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 31, 2018
Artist manager Dani Russin on how she came to manage Troye Sivan

Artist manager Dani Russin on how she came to manage Troye Sivan

Two ARIA awards, an APRA, an MTV EMA, a Billboard Music Award, a Platinum certified single ('Youth') and TV performances on Ellen, James Corden, Seth Myers and Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Those…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 30, 2018
Artist manager Dani Russin on how she came to manage Troye Sivan

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Artist manager Dani Russin on how she came to manage Troye Sivan

Two ARIA awards, an APRA, an MTV EMA, a Billboard Music Award, a Platinum certified single ('Youth') and TV performances on Ellen, James Corden, Seth Myers and Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Those…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 30, 2018
Sheppard might not be cool, but they're writing themselves a whole new line of descriptors

Sheppard might not be cool, but they're writing themselves a whole new line of descriptors

Cool, hip, rad, ruling; Sheppard is, frankly, none of these. And they’re not losing any sleep over it. The six-piece indie band from Brisbane is flying way under the hipster radar and writing itself…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 30, 2018
Sheppard might not be cool, but they're writing themselves a whole new line of descriptors

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Sheppard might not be cool, but they're writing themselves a whole new line of descriptors

Cool, hip, rad, ruling; Sheppard is, frankly, none of these. And they’re not losing any sleep over it. The six-piece indie band from Brisbane is flying way under the hipster radar and writing itself…

By Poppy Reid - Jan 30, 2018
Op Ed: Grammys ratings drop as it fails to capture social and music moods

Op Ed: Grammys ratings drop as it fails to capture social and music moods

In terms of ratings, it wasn t good news for the 60th Grammy Awards. In Australia, metro figures showed the star-studded event failed to make it into the Top 20 shows of the night. Seven Network…

By Christie Eliezer - Jan 29, 2018
Op Ed: Grammys ratings drop as it fails to capture social and music moods

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Op Ed: Grammys ratings drop as it fails to capture social and music moods

In terms of ratings, it wasn t good news for the 60th Grammy Awards. In Australia, metro figures showed the star-studded event failed to make it into the Top 20 shows of the night. Seven Network…

By Christie Eliezer - Jan 29, 2018
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