Michael Gudinski did a great deal to change perceptions of what Australian musicians could do on the stage,in the recording studio and in the business.
That first handshake with Michael Gudinski never left me. I was about to interview Jimmy Barnes,but when the flesh got pressed in the record company boardroom,I learned who was in charge.
The founder and chairman of Mushroom Group died in his sleep on Monday night.
Premier Daniel Andrews has championed ideas pitched by the Fox family and their friends. A hotel quarantine facility near Avalon Airport is the latest proposal.
The venue hopes to build a new stage,host more festivals and attract smaller acts.
The honour comes as Roach celebrates the 30th anniversary of his seminal debut album Charcoal Lane.
Given nothing seems to please those who watch grand finals,the time may have come to withdraw their entertainment access.
Michael Gudinski says the return of big stadium concerts are a long way off but artists,venues and promoters will find ways to let the music play.
A triple-vinyl album,a double act with Premier Dan Andrews,and a singular vision are helping the veteran promoter survive his worst year.
James Reyne says he's always writing and happier in music these days than ever.
It's time for some innovative thinking to get live music back on its feet,so we convened a roundtable with some of the biggest names in the industry.