APRA AMCOS

Female screen composers are less likely to achieve a sustainable career, less likely to be given fair opportunities for work (despite being more educated), and less likely to win professional…

Make no mistake, Brett Cottle will be a hard act to follow. The APRA AMCOS CEO has announced his departure from the organisation with effect from June 2018, drawing an end to his 27-year reign at the…

APRA AMCOS has launched Anatomy of an Album, a series of free live talks around the country in which the songwriters and producers of some of Australia's most-loved (or highly-anticipated) albums…

Knowing your worth as an artist is different to being paid for it. You may think you have all revenue streams covered, but unless you moonlight as an accountant, you could be missing out on some…

Rockin' The Puburbs, aside from being an excellently-named competition, is giving one band a mighty leg-up, with a run of gigs across some of the leading pubs in NSW on offer. The winning band…

APRA AMCOS have announced a new insurance policy which will take some of the worry and uncertainty out of being a musician. Through insurance agency Aon, the Musicians Support Policy offers…

APRA AMCOS' objective to seek fair remuneration for artists was made clear to a Melbourne music venue owner last week. Peter Arhontogiorgis, director of Illusion Bar Nightclub in Carlton, has been…

Two weeks ago, the Federal Government announced it will ditch the controversial arts fund Catalyst, following a major backlash from the arts community. Catalyst, created by former arts minister…

Devin Townsend will be heading to Brisbane's Crowbar next month to take part in the Music Industry Summit alongside some other key figures of our local heavy music industry. The summit is being held…

Australia’s much-appreciated proponents of exporting Aussie music to the world, SOUNDS AUSTRALIA, were able to celebrate the last-minute securing of vital federal funding last year by launching a…