Australian Music Week 2019 Conference Program

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DIRECTORS’ WELCOME This music industry has never seen so much disruption and change. That makes this forum more relevant than ever. Now we don’t pretend to have all the answers, however we do know how to have a healthy and robust discussion. The music industry has always been like that. We implore you to attend as many sessions as you can and get right amongst it. This in itself produces results and crystallises how to move forward, be creative and garner a living out of this business that is music.

Sure it’s tough on some fronts. That said, experienced industry writers like our special guest Bob Lefsetz, will tell you that if you have the talent the opportunities are greater now than they have ever been.

We have come through many phases since the minstrels roamed our lands playing their music when the only technology that existed for them was their instrument. That was the only way you paid back then and just maybe we have come full circle.

We are in our fifth year and our attendance continues to grow year on year. We have kept our prices low to make Australian Music Week accessible to as many that are interested. This is due solely to the wonderful partners that have supported us in 2019. Take note of who they are in this programme and make sure you support them whenever you can. Without them there is no Australian Music Week. This is a music project driven by passion alone and their support inspires me to continue the deliver a platform that absolutely has export potential. Sincerely I personally thank each and every one of our partners for their support.

Enjoy the next 5 days. Dig in, network, teach and learn. What you get out of this will be equal to what you put in.

—Geoff Trio and the AMW Team

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Listen & learn from music industry leaders. Interact & participate in relevant panel discussions. Meet like-minded people and build your network.

Australian Music Week is proud to hold the Sydney premiere of Tommy Emmanuel – The Endless Road. Directed by Jeremy Dylan and produced by Jaime Lewis – Wednesday 6th 4.00pm and Saturday 9th Nov at 7.00pm

LIVE SHOWS NOV 6 – 10

Australian & International Artists playing multiple venues over several nights. One ticket lets you venue hop to see as many great shows as possible.

BEACH CONCERT SERIES NOV 6 – 10 | FREE

The Free 5 Day beach Concert series held at Western Sydney University stage in Dunningham Park on Cronulla Beach features an array of talent including William Crighton, Adam Eckersley Band and Bullhorn at the opening night party on November 6 - Laura Hyde, Moving Stills and Gold Member on November 7 - Adam Miller, The Dave Orr Band, Nathan Cavaleri and Ray Beadle Band on November 8 - Kingston County, Fripps & Fripps and The Kava Kings on November 9, culminating in the final show on November 10 with Alex Lahey, Ali Barter, Hayley Mary, Dylan Wright, James Van Cooper and Doko.

PODCAST 2019 NOV 7 – 9

2004 was the year Podcasting was born. 15 years later there are more than 700,000 active podcasts and more than 29 million podcast episodes. Join AMW to catch some of the world’s most entertaining live podcast shows that you will ever see / hear / enjoy! Bob Lefsetz will record several live podcasts with high profile industry identities for ‘The Bob Lefsetz Podcast’. Sydney-born, Nashvillebased filmmaker and concert promoter, Jeremy Dylan will interview an artist for his podcast ‘My Favorite Album’. For lovers of vinyl, Nate Goyer will share his insight on all things music & record related on ‘The Vinyl Guide’.

NOV 6 & 9

KIDS

NOV 8 & 9

2019 sees the addition of shows for the young and young at heart, taking place at St Andrew’s Church Hall – Friday 8th Nov: Colin Buchanan (5.30pm) and Saturday 9th Nov: Bunny Racket + Poppy Galactic & The Beat (5.00pm)

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Wednesday 6th November

2.00pm – 9.00pm: Code One / Australian Music Week Office 44 Kingsway Cronulla

Thursday 7th November

10.00am – 4.00pm: In the foyer of the ASM Global Delegate Hub (GU Film House) 2-6 Cronulla St, Cronulla 5.00pm – 11.00pm: Code One / Australian Music Week Office 44 Kingsway Cronulla

Friday 8th November

10.00am – 4.00pm: In the foyer of the ASM Global Delegate Hub (GU Film House) 2-6 Cronulla St, Cronulla 5.00pm – 11.00pm: Code One / Australian Music Week Office 44 Kingsway Cronulla

Saturday 9th November

3.30pm – 7.30pm: In the foyer of the ASM Global Delegate Hub (GU Film House) 2-6 Cronulla St, Cronulla

BOX OFFICE

Pre purchased live show wristbands, and ticket sales are available for pick up on November 6, 7, 8 and 9 from: Code One / Australian Music Week Office - 44 Kingsway Cronulla 5.00pm – 11.00pm For detailed event information go to: www.australianmusicweek.com

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Adam Eckersley Band / Adam Miller / Alannah / Russack’s Entropy Band / Alex Lahey / Ali Barter / Alysha Brilla / ANGE / Arna Georgia / Ben Leece and Left Of The Dial / Benny Nelson / Big Sky Mountain / Blake Williams / BoomChild / Braidwood City Trading Company / Breizers / Bullhorn / Bunny Racket / Calan Mai / Charbel / Chelsea Warner / China Tiger / Chris Tamwoy / Cinta Tee / Colin Buchanan / Cooks & Bakers / Coterie / Dancing Fingers / Dande And The Lion / Daniel Twining / Dave the Band / David Garnham & the Reasons to Live / Declan Kelly / Doko / Duncan Crawford / Dylan Wright / Earth Bloomers / Electrik Lemonade / ELEEA / Ellie Drennan / Elysaé / Emily Alice / Evie J / Fenn Wilson / Field of Wolves / Fripps & Fripps / Froggy Prinze / George / Georgia State Line / Gold Member / Good Pash / Gretta Ziller / Hayley Mary / Hey Major / Hiaground / Hibiscus Biscuit / Hill Town / Holly Arrowsmith / Hurricane Fall / Jackie Marshall / Jackson Carroll / James Van Cooper / JD and The Hunger Men / Jess Spahr / Jimmi Carr / Jones The Cat / Jordan Kenny / Jordan Mac / Josh Reck / Katie Brianna / Kingston County / Lachlan Bryan and The Wildes / Laura Hyde / Leah Flanagan / Leah Senior / Leanne Tennant / Lisa De Angelis / Little Green / Lost Tropics / Lucie Tiger / Madeline Leman and The Desert Swells Magnus / Maina Doe / Mardi Wilson / Matt Ward / Melanie Dyer / Melanie Horsnell / Michael Burrows / Michael Kopp / Michael Simic / Miles Recommends / Ms. Thandi / Muka Vhatti / Nathan Cavaleri / Nathan Seeckts / Ollie Thorpe / Orange Passiona / Peta Caswell and The Lost Cause / Petiguana / Pirra / Poppy Galactic & The Beat / Professor Groove & The Booty Affair / Rachel Clark / Ray Beadle / Rebel Fox / Rhythm Hunters / Rissa / Rosario De Marco / Sam Shinazzi / Shaun Kirk / Sketchy Fancy / Skyscraper Stan / Smith & Jones / St JoanStellar Addiction / The Barren Spinsters / The Butlers (NZ) / The Carbons / The Coconut Ruffs / The Dave Orr Band / The Hideaways / The Kava Kings / The Midnight Infirmary / The Moving Stills / The Rucksaks / The Rucksaks / The Tin Knees / Tiali Eliza / Velvet Bloom / Vetty Vials / Wanderers / Watching Wolves / William Crighton / Yeevs / Zyad

Wednesday 6 November SPEAKER PANELS

Panel No.1

THE OPEN FORUM: STATE OF PLAY WEDNESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2.00pm - 3.00pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter) SPEAKERS Jaddan Comerford (UNIFIED MUSIC GROUP), Owen Orford (New World Artists), Michael Chugg (Chugg Entertainment), Roger Field (Live Nation), Sahara Herald (Frontier Touring), Tim Worton (ASM Global)

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TOMMY EMMANUEL THE ENDLESS ROAD (DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE) WEDNESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 3.45pm - 5.40pm / Cinema 2 Tommy Emmanuel The Endless Road (4.00pm - 5.20pm) Q&A with Director Jeremy Dylan (5.20pm - 5.40pm)

Australian Music Week is proud to hold the Sydney premiere of Tommy Emmanuel – The Endless Road. Directed by Jeremy Dylan and produced by Jaime Lewis, the 80-minute documentary details the rise of the iconic Tommy Emmanuel, from child prodigy to ARIA Award winner & Grammy nominated guitar legend, and features a star studded cast, including Jason Isbell, Eric Idle, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Sir Barry Gibb and more...

Winner of ‘Best Music Documentary’ at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival earlier this year, the film will also premiere in Nashville next month. As part of the opening day’s events, AMW will screen ‘The Endless Road’ at Cronulla Cinemas on Wednesday November 6 from 3.45pm, followed by a Q&A session with Jeremy Dylan and Jaime Lewis.

An extra screening will be shown on Saturday 9th November at 7.00pm

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Bob Lefsetz will ask this panel to reflect on the past, but not live in it. The current music climate is one of disruption and panellists will have to look at into their collective crystal balls and let us know what their predictions (and even guesses) are on how the music industry will evolve. This panel will be relevant to all delegates from the newcomer to the experienced professional

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When Bob Lefsetz talks, the music industry listens.

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THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 10.30am - 11.30am / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Paul Cashmere (Noise11) SPEAKERS Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter)

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Bob Lefsetz, Santa Monica-based industry legend, is the author of the e-mail newsletter, “The Lefsetz Letter.” Famous for being beholden to no one and speaking the truth, Lefsetz addresses the issues that are at the core of the music business: streaming, ticketing and the music itself. His intense brilliance captivates readers from Steven Tyler to Drake to Deadmau5 to Quincy Jones to music business honchos like Michael Rapino, Jay Marciano, Steve Barnett and Irving Azoff. In these days of turmoil, “The Lefsetz Letter” is a must-read. Never boring, always entertaining, Mr. Lefsetz’s insights are fueled by his stint as an entertainment business attorney, majordomo of Sanctuary Music’s American division and consultancies to major labels.

Bob has gotten into his fair share of very public stoushes with very high-profile people who haven’t taken kindly to what he’s had to say, including Taylor Swift (said she couldn’t sing), Kid Rock (wrote ‘f... Kid Rock’), Gene Simmons (criticised the KISS bassist’s keynote speech at a music conference in 2009) and Live Nation Chairman Irving Azoff (assailed the seven-figure salaries of Live Nation execs). But why talk about Bob when the man himself can tell you all you want to know and more when he presents a keynote address at this year’s Australian Music Week.

Before that, we let Lefsetz loose on a Q&A. Enjoy.

What tone are you hoping to set for the aspiring artists and audiences at Australian Music Week when you deliver your keynote?

best live bands. Down Under is always on our minds. We’re looking. So it’s easier to communicate, but harder to get noticed. . . FOR EVERYBODY! Do you think you can make a difference with your writings and voice in the music industry?

Who knows? If you can gain insight from my writings, great.

As different trends in the music industry have come and gone, what is your current least favourite thing?

The industry’s focus on the Spotify Top 50. The hit chart means less than it ever did. There are a bunch of burgeoning sounds out there that don’t get enough attention, even though they may have a strong audience.

From your analyses, are you able to forecast what trends we may expect to occur in 2020?

The growth of non-hip hop and pop music. We’ve figured out the technology, now it’s about the music. We’re always looking for something new and different.

What is the future for major labels or have they been usurped by recent changes in distribution to the point of no return?

Nobody can blow something up like a major. But they’re only interested in hip hop and pop, at least in the US, leaving the rest of the field to their detriment. If you don’t make music that can get on the radio or get big TV coverage, don’t sign with the major, they can’t help you. But don’t forget, people will always go for the cash and the major labels have it.

Quit. Only the ones who ignore this advice will have a chance of making it. As that legendary Australian band AC/DC once sang: ‘It’s a long way to the top if you wanna rock & roll.’ The music must be in your soul. And the music is only half of it. . . the person you are, your drive, your relationships, are key. I hate false optimism, but the world needs great music and if you can deliver it we’re all ears.

The story goes that you wanted to be a music journalist, but was discouraged by an unsupportive writing professor; what would you say to that professor today, given your success?

In your time analysing the music industry, how have you seen the Australian market grow and change?

The world doesn’t need music journalists, but it does need great writers. We’ll read the work of great writers on any subject. If yours happens to be music, we’re eager to read you.

We live in a world of cacophony. No scene dominates, it’s hard to get attention. Insiders know that Australia has the

F... you!

Your own advice for aspiring music journalists in this day and age?

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Thursday 7 November SPEAKER PANELS Panel No.4

MUSIC MANAGEMENT & THE GENDER DIVIDE (WOMEN IN MUSIC) THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11:50am - 12:50pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Lynley White - Smith (Studios 301) SPEAKERS Shelley Bishop (301), Kyria Kilakos (Indica Canada), Poppy Reid (The Brag Media), Susan Heymann (Chugg Entertainment)

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As music companies continue to see more women in managerial and leadership roles, gender disparity remains significant in other facets of the industry. According to Women in Music Stats www.womeninmusic.org/stats the gender divide across all regions is roughly 70% male to 30% female. We’ve curated a brain’s trust of music industry managers to provide insight from their careers and explore strategic solutions for systemic change. We encourage diverse perspectives and will invite participation from attendees in a Q&A session following the panel.

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Thursday 7 November SPEAKER PANELS Panel No.5

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS PRESENTED BY WHITE SKY & GENERATE THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11.50pm - 12.50pm / Cinema 3 MODERATOR Jacqui Crouch (Generate) SPEAKERS Damien Luscombe (White Sky), Simon Calabrese (Marsh), Bianca Paris (One Music), Brett Oaten (Brett Oaten Solicitors), Artist Manager (TBC) It’s the ‘music business’ and so while making & listening to great music is at the core of what we are all here to do many people often forget about the business part at their peril. This panel of experts is here to give you the heads up on what you need to know about the money, how to maximise it and how not to lose it, and what to think about before you sign on the dotted line. If you’re not here to have a good time AND make money then somebody else will at your expense.

THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11:50am - 12:50pm / Cinema 4 MODERATOR James Irvine (ASM Global) SPEAKERS Archie Hamilton (Split Works) Luke Girgis (The Brag Media) American Express

Digital marketing experts estimate that most are exposed to approximately 7,000 ads every day. That is absurd!

Now that everyone is at full speed across their corporate and personal lives, (which are increasingly blurred) how do organisations ‘cut through’ with genuine messages to their target audience?

Brands are increasingly turning to music to promote themselves – but why and how? Whether you are a rights holder, a marketer, a musician, or a fan, learn what’s important for brands and how they can ‘make it real’.

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BANDS AND BRANDS

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MY FAVORITE ALBUM PODCAST THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11:50am - 12:50pm / Cinema 6 MODERATOR Jeremy Dylan (Potts Entertainment) SPEAKERS Hayley Mary (The Jezabels)

MUSIC INDUSTRY BOOTCAMP (HOW IT REALLY WORKS) THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 1.10pm - 2.10pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Keith Welsh SPEAKERS Peter Noble (Blues Festival), Owen Orford (New World Artists), Rhoda Roberts (Sydney Opera House), Graham Ashton (Footstomp) Are you SERIOUS ... do you REALLY want to succeed in the music industry... it’s Boot Camp time ...listen to the professionals tell you what it takes ..... and how to do it.

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Panel No.8

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My Favorite Album. Each episode Mr Jeremy Dylan talks to a different guest about an album they love and how it’s influenced them. Over more than 280 episodes and four years, He Has spoken to legends from Neil Finn (Crowded House) to Benmont Tench (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) & Colin Hay (Men at Work) as well as some of today’s most respected stars, like Jason Isbell and Kacey Musgraves. This episode will be recorded live at Australian Music Week in front of a audience with Hayley Mary of The Jezabels.

MEDIA, MARKETING AND DIGITAL THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 1.10pm - 2.10pm / Cinema 3 MODERATOR Bernard Zuel (Journalist/The Right Note) SPEAKERS Peter Simpson (Millmaine), Dom Alessio (Sounds Australia), Howard Duggan (Eyeball Media), Poppy Reid (The Brag Media), Adam Lewis (Planetary Group) What tools and smarts do you need when lots of cash is really not the option?

Media, marketing and digital strategy is pivotal to any career in the music business. Hear the different recipes for the “secret sauces” from those in the know. Learn how best to get cut through in this digital age and what NOT to waste your time on.

Thursday 7 November SPEAKER PANELS Panel No.10

COUNTRY MUSIC THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 1.10pm - 2.10pm / Cinema 4 MODERATOR Karen Lee Goody (Entertainment Consulting) SPEAKERS Dan Biddle (CMAA), Mark Duckworth (Broadbeach Alliance), Jeremy Dylan (Potts Entertainment), Amber Lawrence (Artist) This highly experienced panel of industry execs and award winning artist will discuss and convey their insights into topics such as ‘Starting From Zero, Where to Begin’; ‘Independent versus Major’; ‘Touring & Festivals’; ‘Radio & The Digital Age’ and ‘Collaboration and Cross Genre Pollination’ within the Australian Country Music landscape.

THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 1:10am - 2:10pm / Cinema 6 MODERATOR Trina Massey (AAM)

A manager’s role today has vastly developed, now facing the challenges of self - releasing, managing social media, brand identity, mental health, and well being and more! In a role so multi - functional, it becomes essential to understand what a manager does, their functions, activities, and duties across the full breadth of an artist’s career. From right at the start, to global success and every step in the middle, managers involved in AAM Co - Pilot mentors hip are here to walk through, share knowledge, create clarity and answer questions about building a sustainable from the ground up!

See website for list of panelists.

STAGEKINGS CREATIVE STAGES & STRUCTURES

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MANAGEMENT

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Keynote

MICHAEL GUDINSKI THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2.30pm - 3.30pm / Cinema 4 MODERATOR Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter) SPEAKER Michael Gudinski (The Mushroom Group) He’s been called the rock guru, the music mogul, the mushroom man, and is widely recognised as one of the most important figures in the history of the Australian music industry. Irrefutably he is a man of many faces and his many business interests reflect the multiple facets of both his personality and his talents.

Michael Gudinski founded Mushroom Group in 1973 with the inception of Mushroom Records and Mushroom Music Publishing. Mushroom Group is now Australia’s largest independent music entertainment group with a collective of nearly two dozen specialist brands incorporating international and domestic touring, booking agencies, record labels, merchandising, music publishing, creative and marketing services, venues, exhibition and events production, film and television production.

Mushroom’s international touring arm Frontier Touring is now one of the most respected and well-known concert promoters in the Australian region repeatedly reported by Billboard and Pollstar rankings as Australia’s #1 concert promoter and in 2018 was recognized as # 3 Top Promoter Award at the Billboard Live Music Awards - the highest result ever for an Australian/ NZ promoter. Frontier Touring has toured some of the world’s finest artists such as Billy Joel, The Rolling Stones, Foo Fighters, Eagles, Bruce Springsteen, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney amongst many more.

With regards to personal achievements Michael has received many accolades and honours over the years: 2006 - awarded an Order of Australia medal for his service to the entertainment industry; 2006 - listed in The Bulletin’s “100 Most Influential Australians”; 2009 - presented with the prestigious J.C. Williamson Award

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2009 - listed in The Age Melbourne Magazine’s 2009 Top 100 for his work on the Sound Relief benefit concerts which raised more than $8 million for victims; 2012 - honoured by the city of Melbourne as Melbournian of the Year - presented to an inspiration role model who has made an outstanding contribution to the city through their chosen field; 2013 - presented the GQ award for Lifetime Entrepreneur on behalf of GQ Magazine at their GQ Men Of the Year awards; 2013 - inducted into The Age Music Victoria Hall Of Fame for his services to the local music industry: presented with an ARIA Industry Icon Award; 2012-2019 - awarded the # 1 position in the Australian Music Industry Directory (AMID) Power 50 on 4 separate occasions.

Michael was part owner on the 2016 Melbourne Cup winner Almandin and the 2017 Melbourne Cup winner Rekindling.

Michael Gudinski continues to work with enormous enthusiasm across all facets of his companies, and is frequently seen trekking from pub gig to entertainment centre, in Australia and abroad, looking for the next big thing to promote - be it through his record labels, touring companies, agencies or publishing arm.

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proud to be supporting Australian Music Week, the Australian Music Industry and all the new export talent on showcase.

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JOHN WATSON FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 10.30am - 12.00pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter) SPEAKERS John Watson (Eleven Music)

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John Watson is the owner and President of both John Watson Management and the associated label, Eleven: a music company. Over the last 20+ years the artists on the JWM/Eleven rosters have sold over 20 million albums globally and five of them have achieve gold certifications or better in the United States.

In addition to 30 years of music business experience John holds a BA (Hons) from UNSW, majoring in politics. He has also studied law and in 2008 he earned a GDM from the Australian Graduate School of Management.

Growing up in Townsville in the early to mid 1980’s John worked in record stores while playing in indie bands. Then while at university in Sydney a few years later he worked as a freelance music journalist for magazines including “Rolling Stone” before joining Sony Music in 1991 as A&R Manager. John subsequently also assumed responsibility for international marketing of the label’s Australian artists.

He was jointly responsible for signing Silverchair to Sony before leaving to manage the band under the John Watson Management umbrella in 1995 when he was aged 28.

Silverchair remain JWM clients. They have won more ARIA Awards than any artist in history. In 2000 they were one of the first signings to the Eleven label alongside fellow gold selling JWM clients Paul Mac, Kisschasy, The Dissociatives and Little Birdy.

In 2004 JWM and Eleven launched the career of much loved Australian singer/songwriter Missy Higgins. She has worked with the companies ever since and enjoyed three consecutive #1 albums in this country including her iconic “The Sound Of White” which was certified 9 times platinum.

John managed Wolfmother on their Grammy winning debut in 2005/6 but he stood down from that role before their second album. He also managed Pete Murray for several years around this time including on his multiplatinum sophomore release, “See The Sun”.

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In 2009 Gotye joined JWM/Eleven in conjunction with then co-manager Danny Rogers. Gotye’s 2011 album “Making Mirrors” – propelled by the global #1 hit “Somebody That I Used To Know “ - won 3 Grammys and he remains an important artist for both companies.

For the last 8 years JWM has managed the contemporary rock group Birds Of Tokyo who have won the APRA Award for Australia’s Best Rock Song on a remarkable five occasions.

More recently they added acclaimed Australian electronic music pioneers The Presets to their roster. A hugely anticipated new album by the duo is set for 2018 release.

John also co-manages the legendary Cold Chisel (with John O’Donnell). In nearly a decade of working together they have created a virtual second career for the band with multiple chart topping album releases and two massive concert tours plus several other other special shows.

In addition to all this John now works on some of the solo projects by Cold Chisel frontman, Jimmy Barnes, including the acclaimed and best selling memoirs “Working Class Boy” (2016) and “Working Class Man” (2017) plus the associated “Stories and Songs” tours and the associated film/s.

JWM’s most recent signing is the iconic Australian rock band Midnight Oil. John and his team oversaw The Great Circle World Tour … 77 shows in 16 countries across 5 continents to total audiences in excess of half a million people. The epic series of gigs was voted the #1 Australian Tour of 2017.

The posters of Cold Chisel and Midnight Oil that hung on John Watson’s bedroom wall in Townsville as a teenager now adorn his office wall. He lives in Sydney with his wife and three young children and is a fan of the Sydney Swans, Bruce Springsteen, malt whisky and bad puns.

EXPORT FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 11:00am - 12:00pm / Cinema 3 MODERATOR Glenn Dickie (Sounds Australia) SPEAKERS Adam Lewis (Planetary Group), Archie Hamilton (Split Works), Kyria Kilakos (Indica Canada) In a big country with a small population it makes sense that artists would want to get to bigger countries with big populations.

Australian artists have been heading overseas to bigger audiences since long before The Easybeats jumped on a boat back to the UK. In this masterclass we talk with the experts about pathways to bigger adventure.

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WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BEACH STAGE Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT BEACH CONCERT SERIES OPENING PARTY William Crighton (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Adam Eckersley Band (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Bullhorn (8.15pm - 8.45pm) BRASS MONKEY Doors 7.00PM Elysae (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Michael Burrows (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Benny Nelson (9.45pm - 10.l5pm) Alysha Brilla (10.30pm - 11.00pm) Shaun Kirk (1l.15pm - 1l.45pm) EL SOL Doors 6.00PM MUSO Comp Winner (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Michael Kopp (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Velvet Bloom (9.45pm - 10.15pm) Hiaground 0.30pm - 11.00pm) Rissa (11.15pm - 11.45pm) RHYTHMS STAGE @ CROYDON LANE Doors 6.00PM Nathan Seeckts (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Smith & Jones (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Jackie Marshall (9.45pm - 10.l5pm) Gretta Ziller (10.30pm - 11.00pm) David Garnham & the Reasons to Live (11.15pm - 11.45 pm) GU FILMHOUSE - CINEMA 2 ASM GLOBAL DELEGATE HUB Tommy Emmanuel The Endless Road (5.20pm - 5.40pm) Q&A With Director Jeremy Dylan (5.20pm - 5.40pm)

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WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BEACH STAGE Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT BEACH CONCERT SERIES SURESHAKER SHOWCASE Laura Hyde (6.45pm -7.15pm) Moving Stills (7.30pm -8.00pm) Gold Member (8.15pm -8.45pm) BRASS MONKEY Doors 7.30PM Daniel Twining ( 6.45pm - 7.15pm) Michael Simic (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Dylan Wright (8.15pm - 8.45pm) ANGE (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Zyad (9.45pm - 10.05pm) Miani Doe (10.05pm - 10.25pm) Rissa (10.45pm - 11.05pm) Charbel 11.05pm - 11.35pm) BoomChild (11.40pm - 12.10pm) EL SOL Doors 6.00PM Earth Bloomers (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Muka Vhatti (7.30pm - 8.00pm) TBC (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Hill Town (9.00pm - 9.30pm) The Barren Spinsters (9 .45pm - 10.15pm) Orange Passiona (10.30pm - 11.00pm) Magnus (1l.15pm- 11.45pm) ASM GLOBAL STAGE Doors 6.00PM Braidwood City Trading Company (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Jackson Carroll (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Rhythm Hunters (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Sketchy Fancy (9.00pm - 9.30pm) RHYTHMS STAGE @ CROYDON LANE Doors 6.00PM Lucie Tiger (6.45pm - 7. l 5pm) Rebel Fox (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Leah Senior (8.15pm - 8.45pm) James Van Cooper (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Holly Arrowsmith (NZ) (9.45pm - 10.15pm) Rachel Clark (10.30pm - 1 1 .00pm) Lisa De Angelis (1 1 . 1 5 pm - 1 1 .45 pm) JD’S Doors 6.00PM Matt Ward (7.00pm - .30pm) Hurricane Fall (7.45pm - 8.15pm) Melanie Dyer (8.30pm - 9.00pm) Skyscraper Stan (9.15pm - 9 .45pm) Arna Georgia (10.00pm - 10.30pm) Big Sky Mountain ( 10.45pm - 11. l5pm) LOW & LOFTYS Doors 5.00PM TBC (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Tiali Eliza (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Vetty Vials (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Jones The Cat (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Good Pash (9 .45pm - 1 0. l 5pm) Dave the Band (10.30pm - 11 .00pm) The Midnight Infirmary (11.15pm - 11.45pm) GRIND Doors 6.00PM Ebie J (6.30pm - 7.00pm) Jordan McRobbie (7.15pm - 7.45pm) Mardi Wilson (8.00pm - 8.30pm) Rosario De Marco (8.45pm - 9.15pm) Dancing Fingers (9.30pm - 1 0.00pm)

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BEACH STAGE Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT BEACH CONCERT SERIES TBC (4.00pm -4.30pm) Kingston County (4.50pm -5.25pm) Fripps & Fripps (5.45pm -6.30pm) The Kava Kings (6.50pm -7.40pm) TBC (8.00pm -9.00pm) EL SOL 301 SOCIAL Doors 6.00PM The Hideaways(7.00pm - 7.30pm) Ollie Thorpe (7.45pm - 8.15pm) The Rucksaks (8.30pm - 9.00pm) St Joan (9.l5pm - 9 .45pm) The Butlers (NZ) (10.00pm - 10.30pm) Cooks & Bakers (10.45pm-1 l.15pm) ASM GLOBAL STAGE 301 SOCIAL Doors 6.00PM George (7.15pm - 7.45pm) Chelsea Warner (8.00pm - 8.30pm) Cinta Tee (8.45pm - 9.15pm) Field of Wolves (9.30pm - 10.00pm) Pirra (10.l5pm - 10.45pm) ST ANDREW’S CHURCH HALL DOORS 10.00AM FREE EVENT RECORD FAIR - FREE EVENT (1 0.00am - 4.00pm) KIDS CONCERT Bunny Racket Poppy Galactic & The Beat (5.00pm - 7.00pm) GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 2 ASM GLOBAL DELEGATE HUB Tommy Emmanuel The Endless Road (7.00pm -8.20pm)

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BEACH STAGE Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT Doko (1.00pm - 1.30pm) James Van Cooper (1.50pm - 2.25pm) Dylan Wright (2.45pm - 3.20pm) Hayley Mary (3.40pm - 4.10pm) Ali Barter (4.30pm - 5.20pm) Alex Lahey (5.30pm -6.30pm) EL SOL AMW AFTER PARTY Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT Professor Groove & The Booty Affair (7.30pm - 11.30pm) ASM GLOBAL STAGE AMW AFTER PARTY Doors 6.00PM FREE EVENT After Party

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WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BEACH STAGE Doors 6.00PM - FREE EVENT BEACH CONCERT SERIES SURESHAKER SHOWCASE Adam Miller (6.00pm - 6.30pm) The Dave Orr Band (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Nathan Cavaleri (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Ray Beadle (8.15pm -9 .00pm) BRASS MONKEY Doors 7.30PM Jess Spahr (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Ellie Drennan (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Leanne Tennant (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Jordan Kenny (9.00pm - 9.30pm) Coterie (9.45pm - 10.15pm) Josh Reck (10.30pm - 11.00pm) Stellar Addiction (11.15 pm - 11. 45pm) BoomChild (11.40pm - 12.10pm) EL SOL Doors 6.00PM Yeevs (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Dande And The Lion (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Wanderers (8.15pm - 8.45pm) The Butlers (9 .00pm - 9.30pm) Lost Tropics (9 .45pm - 10.15pm) The Carbons (10.30pm - 11.00pm) Hibiscus Biscuit (1 1 . 1 5 pm - 1 1 .45 pm) ASM GLOBAL STAGE JMC SHOWCASE Doors 6.00PM Little Green (6.30pm - 7.00pm) Blake Williams (7.15pm - 7.45pm) Emily Alice (8.00pm - 8.30pm) Petiguana (8.45pm - 9.15pm) Electrik Lemonade (9.30pm - 10.00pm) The Coconut Ruffs (10.15pm - 10.45pm) RHYTHMS STAGE @ CROYDON LANE STANLEY RECORDS / MOTHER HEN SHOWCASE Doors 6.00PM Sam Shinazzi (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Georgia State Line (7.30pm - 8.00pm) Peta Caswell and the Lost Cause (8.15pm - 8.45pm) Ben Leece and Left Of The Dial (9 .00pm - 9 .30pm) Katie Brianna (9 .45pm - 1 0. l 5pm) Lachlan Bryan and The Wildes (10.30pm - 11 .00pm) JD and The Hunger Men (11.l5pm - 11.45pm) JD’S Doors 6.00PM Leah Flanagan (7.00pm - 7.30pm) Melanie Horsnell (7.45pm - 8.15pm) Fenn Wilson (8.30pm - 9.00pm) Alannah Russack’s Entropy Band (9 .15pm - 9.45pm) Madeline Leman and The Desert Swells (1 0.00pm - 10.30pm) Froggy Prinze (10.45pm - 11.15pm) LOW & LOFTYS Doors 5.00PM Miles Recommends (6.45pm - 7.15pm) Declan Kelly (7.30pm -8.00pm) The Tin Knees (8.15pm -8.45pm) China Tiger (9.00pm - 9.30pm) BREIZERS (9.45pm -10.15pm) Hey Major (10.30pm -11.00pm) Watching Wolves (11.15pm-11.45pm) GRIND Doors 6.00PM Duncan Crawford (6.30pm - 7.00pm) ELEEA (7 .15pm - 7.45pm) Chris Tamwoy (8.00pm - 8.30pm) Colan Mai (8.45pm - 9 .15pm) Jimmi Carr (9.30pm - 1 0.00pm) ST ANDREW’S CHURCH HALL Doors 5.30PM KIDS CONCERT Colin Buchanan (5.30pm - 7.00pm)

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CRONULLA VENUES 1 St Andrew’s Church Hall 2 Box Office / Artist Services 3 ASM Global Stage 4 El Sol 5 Western Sydney University Beach Stage @ Dunningham Park 6 ASM Global Delegate Hub (GU Film House) 7 Croydon Lane (Rhythms Stage) 8 JD’s 9 Blooms The Chemist 10 Grind 11 Low and Lofty’s 12 Brass Monkey

Friday 8 November SPEAKER PANELS Panel No.15

HYPOTHETICALLY LIVE FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 12.20pm - 1.20pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Owen Orford (New World Artists) SPEAKERS Peter Noble (Blues Festival), Edwin Tehrani (New World Artists), Brad Hinds (Oztix), Black Angus & Miss Connie (Sneaky Sound System), Neil Hunt (Sureshaker), John Watson (Eleven Music), Scott Mesiti (MJR Presents) More action than Avengers: End Game! A LARP session focusing on dynamics influencing performance decisions – format based on mock negotiation/s by the panel. Climb the music ladder via Club shows to Festivals to Event tours , Stadium Arena level with them in a non-stop action packed thriller, full of ‘but what if ?‘ alternative scenarios. Agent, Manager, Artist, Promoter, Festival Programmer, Ticket Co, Publicist, Marketer, Publisher and Label Rep will role play and debate the various agendas head to head and in tag team combos. The secret sauce of success is prepared well before a show is announced. Find out what actually goes on and why the only credible currency worth dealing with in the Music Business is summed up in 2 words - SOLD OUT!

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 12.20pm - 1.20pm / Cinema 3 MODERATOR Rob Scott (Source Music, Indica, Interface Muisc) SPEAKERS Aaron Curnow (SPUNK), Basil Cook (Four Four), Justin Cosby (Inertia), Troy Barrott (Dine Alone Records, Believe), Luke Girgis (The Brag Media), Peter Karpin (A&R Consultant) When do I need a label? When does a label need me? Sit in and hear from those who know how labels used to operate and how they are successful now. Understand how this relationship works and understand why you may need them on your team.

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MENTAL HEALTH FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 12.20pm - 1.20pm / Cinema 4 MODERATOR Clive Miller (Support Act) SPEAKERS Mike Schwartz (The Rock Doctor), Andrew Leslie (Blooms The Chemist), Nathan Cavaleri (Artist), Louise Sawilejskij (Support Act) In October 2018, Support Act (with the support of Levi’s) released a series of 6 interviews focusing on mental health and wellness in the music industry. In this panel discussion, a rock doctor, a rock star, a manager and a pharmacist will continue to explore different ways that musicians, crew and music workers can prioritise good mental and physical health on tour, in the studio, or while waiting for the next big opportunity; and discuss some of the resources that are available to support you on this journey.

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AGENTS AND TOURING FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 12.20pm - 1.20pm / Cinema 6 MODERATOR Rod Yates (Jaxsta) SPEAKERS Jess Wust (Niche Productions), Eleanor Rigden (Woodfordia Inc), Edwin Tehrani (New World Artists), Scott McKenzie (Premier Artists)

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None of us really want to have a ”Hello Cleveland” moment! If you have got to the point of attracting an audience you will want the agent to help you navigate the minefield of touring. Most of us can navigate the occasional booking but when you have an agent that believes in you and is on your side things change. Hear what makes an agent tick and how they are able to identify opportunities that you probably didn’t even know existed. This panel literally could be as valuable as gold itself

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Visit our pop-up studio “301 Live Lounge” Nov. 7 - 8th at GU Filmhouse, Cronulla Live acoustic performances Studios 301 engineer and producer consultations Get feedback on your mixes and productions

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FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2.00pm - 3.00pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Lars Brandle (Billboard) SPEAKER Geoff Jones (TEG)

Geoff Jones served for 18 years in the Australian Defence Force, latterly as a Lieutenant-Colonel. Today Geoff tours global artists such as Eminem, Katy Perry, Hugh Jackman and Queen, as well Australian stars such as Hilltop Hoods, Amy Shark, Keith Urban, Grinspoon and John Butler Trio. It’s a remarkable tale, one you won’t hear anywhere else in the music industry and it’s about to take a new twist.

Geoff is the Chief Executive of TEG and the architect of the company’s integrated model across live entertainment content, ticketing, and technology, including its coveted analytics business.

Under Geoff’s leadership, TEG has grown into a true Australian success story, punching above its weight in the

global live entertainment arena every day.

But the story doesn’t end there. TEG’s potential for further growth was acknowledged in October when Silicon Valley private equity firm Silver Lake agreed to buy the company.

The news made headlines across the world, from Sydney to London via New York.

Silver Lake has never invested in Australia before but it knows a thing or two about live entertainment: its many other investments include Endeavor, Madison Square Garden Group and UFC. It’s also the global leader in technology investing, with investments such as Alibaba Group, Dell Technologies, and Ancestry.

In this exclusive session, Geoff will reveal: • how he and his team took TEG to this historic moment in the company’s 40-year history, • what the Silver Lake deal means for TEG and its many different stakeholders, and • what the future holds for TEG as it prepares to roll its integrated model out further internationally.

Along the way, Geoff will discuss TEG’s integrated business model and its use of insights and analytics and share his unique perspective on the Australian live entertainment industry.

Attendees will also get to see the

affable, no nonsense, Brisbane-born bloke behind the TEG success story in action in a rare conference appearance.

Geoff will be interviewed by leading Australian music journalist Lars Brandle. Lars is Australian correspondent for Billboard and contributor to The Industry Observer.

After leaving the army in 1998 Geoff Jones joined entertainment marketing firm IMG as a director for four years then spent another four as national sales director of Foster’s.

Geoff’s association with TEG began in 2007 when he was appointed CEO of Ticketek. He spent three years growing its market share, partnerships and ticketing technology innovation.

After a stint as a Partner and Director of SEL, one of Australia’s leading sports and entertainment companies, Geoff returned in 2011 to lead the diversification of Ticketek and its affiliated companies into live entertainment promotion and tech to create TEG, Asia Pacific’s largest diversified entertainment company.

TEG was sold by Nine in 2015 for $640 million to Affinity Partners.

Since then it has expanded rapidly, both organically and through acquisitions including Melbournebased Dainty Group, several deals in Asia and most recently a decisive move into the UK with The MJR Group.

TEG has reportedly more than doubled in value under Geoff’s leadership since 2015.

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Keynote podcast

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Friday 8 November SPEAKER PANELS Panel No.20

RADIO FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2.00pm - 3.00pm / Cinema 3 MODERATOR Stuart Coupe (Stuart Coupe Publicity) SPEAKERS Jason ‘Noddy’ Velleley (Aussie Music Weekly), John Zucco (The Right Profile), Chris Beckhouse (Triple M), Adam Lewis (Planetary Group), Nova 96.9 (TBC)

ENGINEERS & PRODUCERS PRESENTED BY STUDIOS 301 FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2:00pm - 3:00pm / Cinema 4 MODERATOR Ron Haryanto (Studios 301) SPEAKERS Stefan Du Randt (Studios 301), Craig Porteil (Eargasm) Engineers & producers panel curated by Studios 301.

Artists, Managers, Making Records and Money. Navigating through the industry as a audio engineer and producer.

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Aria’s latest statistics indicate that we spend 5.9 hours a week listening to radio and this number is on the up. Due to simplicity and accessibility, the car has become the battle ground. In the last 3 months new artists have mostly been discovered through radio closely followed by word of mouth. Don’t believe everything you read. Radio is relevant and you need to understand which radio and why. Jump into this panel and dive into what happens behind the scenes from those that are closest.

AMERICANA - NETWORK TO NASHVILLE.....AND BACK AGAIN! FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2.00pm - 3.00pm / Cinema 6 MODERATOR Adam Simon (Americana Music Association of Australia) SPEAKERS Lachlan Bryan (Artist), Dan Biddle (CMAA), Glenn Dickie (Sounds Australia), David Garnham (Artist) Amongst the amazing showcase of artists and industry professionals at AmericanaFest each September In Nashville, Australians have always had a strong representation. But how much work goes into getting there can often be a little daunting. And then there is the all important follow through when the conference is over. The opportunity to attend the conference and showcase at the festival is such a fantastic opportunity, so an artist needs to ensure that they capitalise on it as much as possible. Our panel is a collective of artists and industry who have attended AmericanaFest and can share some insight, from the starting point of planning your festival application, preparing for the trip and following through on the network gained when you get back home.

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Peter Garrett is a long-time advocate and campaigner on a range of local and global issues. A member of Midnight Oil, one of Australia’s most successful bands, he served as a cabinet minister in the Rudd/ Gillard Labor governments from 2007-13.

The ‘Oils’ are renowned for their fierce independent stance and active support of the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and protection of the environment. The band’s protest and benefit shows, most notably the anti-Exxon performance on the back of a truck in the streets of New York, and the ‘Sorry suits’ appearance at the closing of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, were hallmarks of a 13-album career leading to an ARIA lifetime achievement award in 2006.

Peter Garrett was appointed the youngestever President of the Australian Conservation Foundation (1989-96). Significant results were achieved in his first term for many threatened areas of Australia’s natural heritage including Queensland’s Wet Tropics and Jervis Bay in NSW. The second term saw ACF’s profile expand with the development of partnerships with non-government and business organisations and increased focus on marine issues and Northern Australia.

Peter entered federal parliament as the Member for Kingsford Smith in 2004. In 2007, Labor won government and he was appointed Minister for the Environment, Heritage & the Arts.

This role saw substantial additions to Australia’s national reserve system, particularly to Indigenous Protected Areas, along with increased investment and new programs for conservation of the Great Barrier Reef.

As Minister for the Environment, Peter Garrett was instrumental in the campaign against so called “scientific whaling” in the Antarctic, culminating in Australia’s successful challenge to Japanese whaling in the International Court of Justice in 2014. He secured agreement to a national waste policy leading to Australia’s first ever e-waste recycling scheme, and delivered a long awaited resale royalty scheme for visual artists.

Following the 2010 election Peter was sworn in as Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth. In that role he secured a broad suite of education reforms.

These included legislating, for the first time, a needs-based funding system for all Australian schools, as well as implementing a national curriculum and initiating indigenous ranger cadetships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

A member of the Order of Australia for contributions to the music industry and environment, and an Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters (France), in 2010 he received the ‘Leaders for a Living Planet’ award from WWF Australia & International.

In 2015, Peter Garrett’s best selling memoir ‘Big Blue Sky’ was published described as “something much greater than a political autobiography. It is a true memoir…a beautifully written autobiography, but also a social, cultural and political history of great depth and moment.” In 2016 Peter’s debut solo album ‘A Version of Now’ was released and toured nationally with his band the Alter Egos. In 2017, Midnight Oil embarked on The Great Circle World Tour – with most dates selling out within 24 hours, the band played across 14 countries.

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FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 3.20pm - 4.20pm / Cinema 2 MODERATOR Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter) SPEAKER Peter Garrett (Midnight Oil)

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THE VINYL GUIDE SATURDAY 8TH NOVEMBER MODERATOR Nate Goyer (The Vinyl Guide) 4.00pm - 5.00pm / Cinema 2 SPEAKERS Bob Lefsetz (The LefsetzLetter) 5.30pm - 6.30pm / Cinema 2 SPEAKERS Artist TBC The Vinyl Guide, a popular and continually growing podcast with 20 - 30,000 listeners, most of them record buyers and music collectors. Each week we have a guest on the show discussing their history with vinyl records, the records that influenced them, the ones they made, anecdotes on the rare records and current projects. Past guests have included Henry Rollins, Don Was, Joe Satriani, Jello Biafra, members of King Crimson, Kraftwerk, Sex Pistols and heaps more. To learn more, see our guest lists and even listen in, go here: TheVinylGuide.com – Be part of the audience as The Vinyl Guide is recorded live at Australian Music Week.

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