Christine Schloithe News Today

MusicSA has commissioned BDO EconSearch to ask music consumers and businesses about the music industry’s economic contribution to SA.

A total of 37 music festivals, reflecting a wide range of genres and audiences, will benefit via the Live Music Australia programme

Three venues around Hindley Street including the city’s only metal dive have closed in the last month, while alternative bar Ancient World is battling to prevent the same fate. CityMag talks to operators about fighting to stay open in tough times, and the cultural cost of losing.

Hip hop group DEM MOB cleaned up while a legendary city pub won best live music venue at the SA music scene's night of nights.

The Wanderers, Special Patrol, The Trafalgars and a “special guest” are billed to play at the birthday party of one of Adelaide’s most beloved live music venues, Jive. To commemorate the milestone, we speak to owner Tam Boakes about the gigs, gaffes and green room moments that have made the decades

Millions of dollars left over from funds set up to help South Australia's live music venues and promoters survive pandemic restrictions remains unspent, amid a call to reinvest it into the industry's recovery.

Music SA chief executive officer Christine Schloithe has released the organisation's strategic plan to "shape the future of South Australian music".

Music SA chief executive officer Christine Schloithe has released the organisation's strategic plan to "shape the future of South Australian music".

Alongside Good Music Month, MusicSA has revealed its 2023-2025 Strategic Plan to grow the live music sector in the state.

The annual winter music festival Umbrella has been replaced with Good music Month – a new state-wide, open-access music festival happening in November.