NSW

A year after sweeping into power, Labor is claiming a win for live music, with the number of venues hosting live performances lifting by 84%.

It’s official: Emily Collins is the Head of Sound NSW. A tireless and hugely effective advocate for the state's music community, Collins had previously served as interim head of Sound NSW, formed in…

The members of the advisory board will be expected to play a transformational role by shaping a 10-year contemporary music strategy.

“It’s not overstating it to call these reforms a game changer for nightlife in NSW," says Night Time Industries Association CEO Mick Gibb.

New South Wales’ live entertainment space got a shot of vibrancy late last week with the introduction of bills which its champions hope will encourage a “thriving, accessible, safe, diverse and…

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 music industry welcomes the incoming NSW Labor government, which pledged "historic" levels of investment as part of its "fresh start".

The NSW music industry will hope that, with the appointment of the next government, its curse will be lifted. See who ticks the boxes.

Great Southern Nights would be funded and rebooted with focus to “specifically activate” Parramatta as a key precinct, says NSW Labor.

Jimmy Barnes, The Rubens, Bliss n Eso, and The Presets are among the big-name artists throwing their support behind #VoteMusic.