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SaCSA supports Creative Australia's Australian Music Economic Impact Study, the first comprehensive national analysis of our music sector's economic contribution. We encourage all musicians and industry professionals to take part in this vital initiative by completing a brief 5-10 minute survey: https://lnkd.in/gtTrASPE Importance of the study: ▪️ Assesses the industry's economic impact ▪️ Informs key policy decisions ▪️ Strengthens advocacy for the Australian music scene Conducted by McAtamney & Advisors in collaboration with Music Australia, this research will provide valuable insights into our music industry's economic landscape. Your contribution will: ▪️Help shape the future of Australia’s music industry ▪️Enhance understanding of its value ▪️Support continued investment and growth Your participation is vital for accurately representing the significance of Australia’s diverse Arts Industry. For more information about the study, please visit https://lnkd.in/gUPeQfRK

Music Australia launches an Economic analysis of the Australian music industry. Data and understanding is essential in changing anything, the more we know the better we can respond and develop solutions to the problems we need to confront. Adelaide City of Music welcomes Music Australia‘s announced Economic analysis of the Australian music industry. Its findings will benefit the entire music community and complement the hard work undertaken in South Australia to support our own music sector combat the effects of changing technology, economics, and consumer habits, and the ongoing effects of COVID-19 The analysis will provide a picture of the breadth and complexity of the music industry’s activities and economic contributions. It will support and inform efforts by industry, government, and the community to foster continued development of Australia’s music industry, including investment decision making. Adelaide City of Music encourages everyone in the music sector to participate and support this important national initiative from Music Australia. https://lnkd.in/gtTrASPE #adlcityofmusic #musicindustry #musiceconomysurvey

🚨 The latest issue of #SWOT by Sound Story is here! SWOT is your inside track on the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats looming for the creative industries. In this issue: 👉Strength: Australians Actually Love Live Music Experiences 👉Weakness: Frustrations with Venues and Industry 👉Opportunity: Reinvigorating Australia’s Culture of Going to Live Music 👉Threat: Inertia, Inactivity and Inaction

Welcome to the Masterclass Workshop: Media Strategies for Music Industry Professionals! Join us at Daisy's Saloon for an exciting event designed to help you navigate the ever-changing world of media in the music industry. Hosted by: Carmen Leibel, Owner of Project Five With 15+ years in broadcast journalism as an anchor and reporter at CTV What You'll Learn: Interview Like a Pro: Learn how to deliver compelling interviews that amplify your voice in the music industry. Whether you're an artist, manager, or label representative, gain insider tips to confidently communicate your brand, connect with fans, and make a lasting impression in interviews. Writing Press Releases That Get Attention: Craft press releases that capture media attention and drive buzz around your music. Understand how to highlight new music releases, tours, or major announcements in a way that resonates with journalists, bloggers, and music influencers. Who Should Attend: *Artists, musicians, and bands looking to boost their media presence. *Managers and publicists who want to refine their press release and media strategy. *Record labels and indie artists aiming to get noticed by media outlets and industry professionals. *Event organizers looking to promote festivals, tours, or live shows. Register HERE: https://loom.ly/uuiRNrM

Important new research and action from Youth Music on how best to support young creatives entering the music industry https://lnkd.in/ekEPXUUG

Following the recent meeting between our CEO, Long Nguyen, and MERLIN, discussions regarding the Vietnam Music Industry took place. Explore the highlights of their conversation below, and let us know your thoughts!

When does an empire die? It dies when no one believes in it anymore. I believe that live entertainment is at a tipping point. Cancellation after cancellation shows that something is wrong. Government grants are band-aids, they aren't going to the root cause. We need to re-think how these business models work. How? Data. Imagine the possibilites of a collective, transparent data centre that everyone in the industry can access, make accurate business decisions, and figure out what the next version of fan powered music festivals could be. That's All Access Anonymous (AAA). https://lnkd.in/dRrZ9u-8

Music Ally started life writing mainly about technology and music: new startups and trends in digital music and the industry emerging around it. However, over the years we’ve been working hard to also cover music policy: not just calls from the industry for regulation of whatever’s disrupting it at the time (piracy —> YouTube —> AI), but also the constructive work of mapping out future support for musicians, venues, music companies and the supportive framework around them. Music cities, national music strategies… there’s a lot of work going on around the world on this front. Which is why today we’re visiting New South Wales in Australia, with its government having just unveiled its ‘NSW Contemporary Music Strategy’ 10-year plan for its music industry. “This strategy, built on a theme of collaboration, is a 10-year plan for strengthening the NSW music industry through upskilling, improving conditions and infrastructure and championing its output,” is how the report sets out its stall. Read more of our analysis: https://lnkd.in/dcpMX5DU #musically #musicnews #readmore

I'm excited to share my latest article. In this piece, I dive into the growing significance of live music in today’s global economy, examining how Afrobeats, a genre born in Africa, is reshaping the concert landscape. From the global rise of artists like Burna Boy, Davido, Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Rema, and Asake to the economic impact of large-scale tours and festivals, the article explores how live performances are driving revenue, cultural exchange, and innovation in the music industry. 🔹 Key highlights include: -The evolving role of live concerts in the post-streaming era. -The economic ripple effect of Afrobeats concerts across continents. -Insights into the future of live music, from hybrid concerts to sustainability. As Afrobeats continues to break boundaries, its influence on the global concert economy is becoming more apparent, providing valuable lessons for artists, promoters, and industries worldwide. I look forward to your thoughts and discussions on this dynamic topic! #ConcertEconomy #Afrobeats #LiveMusic #MusicIndustry #GlobalEconomy #AfrobeatsArtists #CulturalExchange #Innovation #Sustainability

Discover the financial dynamics fueling Europe's music export ecosystem. From public funding to private investments, learn how resources are mobilized to support artists in reaching global audiences. https://lnkd.in/eyesdWVs