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Stockton J. Dwell Well Home Event! Presale Incentive includes 75% off Designer Extras up to $10k on new contracts written by November 30, 2017 and closing by June 30, 2018. HURRY TO BE ABLE TO MAKE YOUR OWN DESIGN SELECTIONS! This home has a PRIVATE YARD & 2 car garage entering on the main level. OPEN FLOOR PLAN features Kitchen with MASSIVE ISLAND & Living Room w/LINEAR FIREPLACE. Upper Level includes MASTER SUITE overlooking backyard and two Secondary bedrooms each with WALK-IN CLOSETS and shared hall bath. Available for APRIL 2018 Move In!
Face The Music 2015 is just over a week away and we are super excited! With two jam-packed days of panel sessions, keynote presentations, meeting opportunities, practical music workshops and intimate master classes, it’s the place to be for anyone who wants to work or play in the international music industry or the Melbourne music community.
The keynote address will be delivered by JD Samson, an integral member of electronic-feminist-punk band Le Tigre and one of the world’s most visible, outspoken and inspiring gender queer performer/activists who will discuss the tensions between creating experimental punk music and the realities of running a band as a “business.”
Morning Ritual is presenting two shows at 9am on both days of Face the Music to kick everything into gear before discussion begins. They will be held in the stunning MPavillion in Victoria Gardens with Alexander Gow (Oh Mercy) on Friday and D.D. Dumbo on Saturday.
Face the Music Takes place on Friday November 13 and Saturday November 14 at The Arts Centre Melbourne with more information available at www.facethemusic.com.au.It’s going to be an exciting week to be a musician or a fan in Melbourne with AWME, Melbourne Music Week, Melbourne Music Symposium, The Age Music Victoria Awards and the APRA Screen Music Awards happening all over town.
Melbourne Music Week are hosting Lunchbox Sessions all ages shows every day at their flagship venue, the abandoned Royal Women’s Hospital featuring artists like Zone Out, Jim Lawrie and Ella Thompson (GL & The Bamboos.) Head to thatsmelbourne.com.au for more info.
Want a chance to play in front of the massive crowds at the St. Kilda Festival 2016 and have your music recorded by a professional? Then you might want to apply for the Port Phillip FReeZA Committee’s Unsigned Music Battle. It’s open to any young person under the age of 25 who lives, works or goes to school in Port Phillip Council. Applications close on November 15 and the concert takes place on Sunday December 13 where the four chosen bands will battle it out on stage at Luna Park on its 103rd birthday. Check out www.portphillip.vic.gov.au/youth-events for more info.
If you’re into psychedelic string bands and improv-jam bands then Jamgrass 2015 is the place for you this Saturday November 7. Set in the luscious surrounds of the heritage-listed Bundoora Park, this genre-crossing festival is celebrating its fifth anniversary with Harts, Tinpan Orange, Mustered Courage and many more. Check out www.jamgrass.com.au for tickets and more details.
Tali Sing has released a slow-burning RnB single Hiding to launch his new EP The Motions of Heartache, check it out on youtube to see the tantalisingly dark video.
FReeZA Push Start Battle of the Bands Encore w/ Kingswood, We are a Band Thing, Loose Bricks, Soul, Levi Smith, Unnamed Act, Empire, @ Nowingi Place, Hugh King Drive Mildura, 6pm–11.45pm, $15 presale, $10 door price, www.milduraruralcitycouncil/youth, AA
The FReeZA Mentoring Program is a free program to help young Victorians aged 18-25 establish themselves in the music industry. The program matches up young participants one-on-one with a supportive mentor who is already established within the industry, and gives them the chance to develop skills by working on festivals, events and a variety of professional development activities and master classes. Applications close January 30. More info / Apply
Applications are open for our FREE and inspiring songwriting program. Continuing throughout February/March, you’ll get to take part in one-on-one songwriting workshops, plus be invited to join the Tuesday Night Song Club and share performance opportunities with fellow songwriters. This round’s mentors are Charles Jenkins, Mark Seymour, Adalita, and Liz Stringer. Applications close January 30. More info / Apply
triple J Unearthed and Soundwave are offering the amazing opportunity for one artist to join the massive Soundwave bill in each state the festival’s being held in. All you’ve gotta do to be in the running is to 1) be a total mosh lord and 2) have your best tracks uploaded to www.triplejunearthed.com by February 8.
ArtsReady have a number of paid training positions available to Year 10 and 11 students wanting to obtain certificates and get some experience towards a career in the arts or events industry. More info can be found at www.artsready.com.au. Current positions include:
Administration Assistant at Council of Textile & Fashion Industries of Australia. Closes January 30.
Want to rock out at Geelong’s own Motor City Music Festival? This is your chance to join the Motor City team on March 6, 7 & 8 at the Geelong Showgrounds as they bring Geelong the best of Aussie rock and blues music at this new music festival. We have more than 50 acts on five stages. Apply at www.motorcitymusicfestival.com.au
an enthusiastic Office Manager to join the team. Get more info at www.melbournefestival.com.au, both applications close January 27.
Due to growth in the marketing department of Collarts, they are tking on a Digital Marketing Intern for 2 days p/w for a 3 month internship. You will apply your skills and experience to real world examples of content marketing, social media, community management, SEO/SEM, and e-newsletters whilst gaining valuable understanding, insight and experience. For more info email apply@collarts.edu.au by January 26.
Find Your Own Groove is a series of electric music sessions facilitated by music producers Moses Iten (Cumbria Cosmonauts) and Bryan Phillips (Galambo). Investigate the creative process of contemporary music production and experiment with sound design, to unveil your own sounds and find your groove. Sessions will run during Feb/March, and all types of musicians or producers are welcome. Bookings open January 24, go to www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/Signal
Victorian youth music organisation The Push Inc is adding to its suite of Music Industry Mentoring programs in 2016 to include a new program for women performers. The new program SQUAD will provide women performers aged 18 – 25 with the chance to be teamed up with industry professionals, attend special masterclasses and an exclusive development weekend where participants will work on craft and career with a range of experts.
The Push’s Creative Producer, Kate Duncan said “This is a really important and exciting time for The Push to be venturing into programs targeted towards fostering young women artists and their future careers in the contemporary music industry. I can’t wait to see what personal growth and career opportunities develop for participants through their involvement in this innovative program.”
The SQUAD program is limited to 10 participants and a competitive selection process via application will determine participation.
SQUAD comes in addition to the already successful FReeZA Mentoring program providing 30 places for young people with an aspiration for a career in the music industry. Funded by the State Government of Victoria, FReeZA Mentoring aims to provide a pathway for young people who have an aspiration for a career in the music industry. The all-encompassing program includes pathways for young people in the Performance, Technical, Event Management, Marketing, Media and music business. FReeZA Mentoring also offers tailored industry training and masterclasses and further assistance with career development. Past mentors include Darren Middleton (Powderfinger), Phoebe Baker (ALPINE), Andrew Orvis (Queenscliff Music Festival), Cara Williams (Beat Magazine) and Tom Larkin (Studios in the City).