John Graham

Two major contenders have emerged in the race to redevelop Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter at Moore Park, a project that could pave the way for a long-discussed 15,000–20,000-seat indoor arena in the…

John Graham, NSW Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy Australia has a rich history of music, but today’s artists are getting swamped by American acts. If we don’t take action, we’ll lose our…

A new framework aiming to protect and secure the future of major local music festivals and events has been put forward. The Minns Labor Government announced on Saturday (March 15th) that it's…

SXSW Sydney is set to host a week of free events in the heart of Darling Harbour this October, the details of which were announced this morning. Revealed at a press conference at ICC Sydney, the…

Sound NSW this week unveils the Touring and Travel Fund and Recording and Promotion Grants, which provided a leg up for local artists.

Action times time. The policy paper took about 276 hours to write, and was the result of 12 group meetings, across a nine-month timeframe.

The bottom line for Labor’s "fresh start" is a commitment to invest $103 million in the NSW music space over the next four years.

Labor's Regional Music Census would be the first of its kind in NSW, mapping venues, performances and “music infrastructure,” and more.

The NSW state opposition is calling on the Berejiklian Government to provide financial support for Bluesfest.

Dance floors are back in NSW!