Lettuce Turnip the Beat.
The Vegetable Plot release the first teaser to their animated series. See Gus, Collie and the band help save the day for the avocado’s Watch here
The Bass Line Report
The Bass Line establishes the first nationally consistent methodology and analysis of the direct economic contribution of Australia’s music industry. It provides: This a long time coming and holds incredible value for the music industry. You can read all about it here
SAVE THE DATE
Thats right, Saturday the 18th of October see’s the Australian Children’s Music Awards return for its 4th year. Held at Sydneys iconic Eternity Playhouse Theatre in Darlinghurst, This year promises to be the biggest yet. So grab the diaries and stay tuned for further information regarding entries, tickets and voting.
Bunyingganha
I’m so proud to share my new children’s album, Bunyingganha — which means “breathe” in Wiradjuri language.
These songs are for children, families, educators and you! Sharing messages about wellbeing, culture, caring for Country and self. 🌿💛
Each track is a little invitation to slow down, connect, move, and remember who we are and where we come from.
HUGE shout out to the amazing majik music man, Marly from @alchemixstudios for once again helping me bring my vision to life 💛🥰
Proudfoot and friends Live
Lucas Proudfoot brings his live show to Sydney next week for Parramatta’s Riverside Theatre, Parramatta: 2 Shows, 11am Tuesday 20th & 10:15am Wed 21st. Head to the link for more details Tickets
Getting the Goss With Bryce and Sean
We have two very exciting MMMA-ster class’ coming your way. The first with the extraordinary Sean Peter. Sean is a legend in the childrens music industry and you can read all about him here. And the second with Bryce Padovan. Bryce is the production genius behind many a project but most notably. the visual representation […]
Bin Chicken
Bin Chicken is the latest release by NSW east coast performer Yeah Nah. A song that shines a light on all our favourite mall marauder, the Ibis.
Mimi’s Symphony
Ages 3+ | Join Australia’s much-loved actress and singer, Justine Clarke, conductor George Ellis and an 18-piece orchestra in a magical children’s concert where a little magpie’s journey from her nest leads to a captivating musical adventure.
Monkey Baa
Specialises in young adult programming.
200+ seat venue.
Centralised City location
Accessible access
