Industry News - Big Fan announces two new intakes of Ignite Programme in Wellington and Auckland
/Not-for-profit, multi-purpose music space BIG FAN is thrilled to announce the next two Ignite programme intakes.
Read MoreNot-for-profit, multi-purpose music space BIG FAN is thrilled to announce the next two Ignite programme intakes.
Read MoreCelebrating the past, present and future at the 2018 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
Top New Zealand musicians celebrated at the 2018 ceremony.
The backbone of Aotearoa’s music industry was recognised last night at the third annual Artisan Awards at Massey University’s School of Music and Creative Media Production in Wellington.
Read MoreThe New Zealand Music Foundation marked Mental Health Awareness Week with the launch of the second edition of its landmark NZ Music Community Wellbeing Survey into the health and wellbeing of people working and volunteering in live and recorded music in New Zealand.
Read MoreFor the last 30 years Upper Hutt Posse has been creating powerful and inspirational music to challenge the status quo and fight for social justice in Aotearoa.
Read MoreWith a week’s worth of events, Music Therapy New Zealand’s annual awareness campaign will run from October 20-28 to draw attention to the life-changing affect of music therapy and the support services available in New Zealand.
Read MoreMarlon Williams has won the 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Award for his poignant ballad Nobody Gets What They Want Anymore.
Read MoreGirls Rock! Camp Aotearoa 2018 (GRCA) was so successful in its aim to help young women form bands, learn instruments and write original songs, that it’s back for a second year.
Read MoreSpark Arena’s Zero Waste Strategy rolled out to coincide with the record-breaking P!NK concerts, replacing single use cups and hot food containers with carefully sourced compostable serve ware.
Read MoreFour groups share the prestige of having the most Tui nods at the 2018 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards.
Read MoreRecorded Music New Zealand has announced the three finalists for the inaugural Music Teacher of the Year Tui, with each being recognised for their incredible impact on their students and the local community.
Read MoreThe Roady For Roadies walk is picking up speed as tickets sell and donations roll in. The total money now donated has hit $10,000.
Read MoreAuckland’s Spark Arena has switched to 100% compostable serve ware for public events. This week, the venue is implementing stage one of its Zero Waste Strategy, replacing all single-use cups and hot food packaging with carefully sourced plant-based alternatives.
Read MoreRecorded Music New Zealand has revealed the new direction of the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards with a rejuvenated programme of build-up events and a new Tui trophy designed by renowned artist Dick Frizzell.
Read MoreCongratulations to the writers of the five songs announced today as finalists for the 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Award.
Read MoreIndependent Music NZ is proud to announce the now sold out Going Global Music Summit is the first New Zealand event to take place having signed the global pledge, Keychange, promoting gender equality across the music industry.
Read MoreOn Friday September 21 2018, the music industry and associated businesses will walk the 16km Coast to Coast from Onehunga to downtown Auckland to raise money for road crew “roadies” who may have fallen on hard times. This is not a race, it’s a walk.
Read MoreThe countdown is on! One week to go and GOING GLOBAL 2018 just got REAL with the addition of the twenty nine new delegates and the the two-day panel timetable revealed!
Read MoreIndependent Music New Zealand have announced 13 hand-picked artists performing at GOING GLOBAL PRESENTS, Saturday 1st September.
Read MoreIndependent Music New Zealand (IMNZ) is thrilled to welcome 2018' keynote speakers Ruban Nielson & Ann Harrison to the 2018 Going Global Music Summit.
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