In the lead-up to the Regional & Remote Music Summit, we are inviting representatives from the NT music to participate in a 1-day NT Music Industry Roundtable. This is an opportunity for the NT music industry to connect, discuss the challenges specific to our region, and envisage new solutions for the future. THANK YOU FOR YOUR […]
Local Governments play a vital role in expanding and supporting the live music scene. This workshop is an engaging and practical introduction into the best-practice policies, strategies and initiatives that shires can implement to assist your live music communities. Join the Live Music Office to learn more about the ways that governments of all sizes […]
From 8–9 August 2024, the Regional & Remote Music Summit will present a series of panel sessions, case studies, keynote presentations and roundtable forums that respond to number of themes, including: Place, storytelling, and culture | Regional and remote live music and festivals | Adapting to the climate crisis | Understanding and connecting with audiences […]
Australia’s National Cultural Policy, Revive: a place for every story, a story for every place, recognises the value of our diverse narratives. This NT panel will question who tells our stories and the importance of amplifying the voices of remote and regional storytellers. Drawing from insights gathered during the NT Music Industry Roundtable, the panel […]
Join Dr Ben Green for a Keynote to better understand the current research, trends and challenges in Australia’s regional and remote music industry. Dr Ben Green is a Griffith University Postdoctoral Fellow in the Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research where he is studying crisis and reinvention in Australia’s live music sector.
Regional touring helps to build networks and collaborations between artists, promoters, venues, festivals, and communities. How can we build a more supportive/cohesive regional touring network that shares resources, knowledge, and creates opportunities for artists to find new audiences.
Learn how MusicNT’s All Good Project is working with local live music venues and festivals across the NT to create safer spaces for staff, performers and patrons. The All Good project is tasked with making live gigs safer by reducing gender-based violence to ensure venues are inclusive, diverse, and welcome to all. They train venue […]