UNBELIEVABLE: Apra amcos - Caught on Camera

Grassroots music venues are essential to the development of new talent and audiences. But right now, those small clubs and spaces are struggling, putting Aotearoa New Zealand’s local live music sector at risk.

Was the recent Velvet Sundown phenomenon a great music and media hoax, a sign of things to come, or just another example of what’s already happening ?

Apra Amcos boss calls for tax incentives to revive the sector, after report reveals number of venues for small to medium gigs shrank by a third over three years

APRA AMCOS are a music loving, locally invested, and globally facing music rights management organisation that delivers fair, transparent and efficient services to music creators and music users. They have more than 111,000 members who are songwriters, composers and music publishers. They license organisations to play, perform, copy or record…

Launched by Anthony Albanese at Melbourne live music pub the Espy, the policy offers welcome support for the beleaguered industry

Australian music creators have received more than half a billion dollars in royalties over the past year, with digital sources boosting artists' payments.

APRA AMCOS is a key business partner to Australasian music creators. They have more than 111,000 members who are songwriters, composers and music publishers. They license organisations to play, perform, copy or record their members’ music, and they distribute royalties to their members. APRA AMCOS is currently looking for a…