GRANT MCLENNAN FELLOWSHIP 2022
Take your songwriting to the next level! The 2022 Grant McLennan Fellowship applications are now open. Applications close 5pm, Monday 29 August 2022.
Brisbane City Council is looking for Brisbane’s best new musical talent! Enter now to be part of The QUBE Effect. Hurry, entries close 22 February.
The QUBE Effect is a contemporary youth music program that provides live performance, promotional and development opportunities for emerging and professional Brisbane musicians.
If you’re a keen musician (solo, duo, trio, band) with at least 50% of your musical act aged between 12 and 25 years, now is your chance to take part in The QUBE Effect.
Participants will get the chance to...
- be mentored by some of Brisbane’s most influential artists
- have your own music video professionally filmed
- win BIGSOUND passes
- perform at iconic Brisbane venues like Brisbane City Hall and Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC).
You will also be in the running to play at one of Australia’s biggest music festivals, Splendour in the Grass!
The QUBE Effect live performances in April are presented as part of Brisbane Youth Week 2019.
QMusic Launches Safe Places – Live Music Venue Pilot Program
QMusic Launches Safe Places – Live Music Venue Pilot Program
Where to go for help
Helplines and resources for discrimination, abuse and assault.
QMusic and BIGSOUND announce the BIG SUMMER BLOCK PARTY!
QMusic and the brains behind BIGSOUND have teamed up for the ultimate end-of-year party on Sunday, November 28! Join in on the biggest party to see out a year that sucked and welcome a funner Summer!
QMusic Revokes Denis Handlin's Honorary Award
Following ongoing reports of systemic bullying, discrimination, and misconduct under Handlin’s leadership at Sony Music Entertainment, Queensland's peak music industry body QMusic has revoked Handlin's 2020 Honorary Award.
WHEN THE SHOW CAN’T GO ON: COVID’S INVISIBLE VICTIMS
The Australian music industry is a delicate ecosystem at risk of total collapse unless it receives critical life support. The success of Australia’s live music industry lies in the people who make the show go on - the technicians, engineers, managers, hiring companies and more - those who are COVID’s invisible victims.