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339 shares I’m moving the Kiss tour dates. I have to, said Kisss longtime Australian promoter Andrew McManus. Within the current [Covid] guidelines the government is purporting, most shows and tours will move back to 2022. There is no way you can run a tour properly at the moment, he continued.  There is no way you can run a tour properly at the moment: Kisss Australian promoter says he is moving the bands tour back to 2022. Pictured: Kiss performing in NYC on June 11 McManus explained the K...

No jab, no entry policy to  venues being pushed by arts, music and event figures Vaccine passports could be implemented for events to save shrinking industry  Australian music industry suffered a $700 million loss last year due to Covid-19 Scott Morrison to introduce digital vaccine certificate rollout, similar to France Last week PM said states will have power to enforce vaccination rules on venues

Major events organisers in Victoria are considering introducing a no jab, no entry policy. Live Nation, Chugg Entertainment and Andrew McManus, who all specialise in putting on some of the states biggest events, believe vaccination passports are key in keeping Victorians safe against the coronavirus. Theres no denying live entertainment gigs, performances and events have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. As the state comes out of its fifth lockdown, many are asking how to prevent thes...

Pollstar, The Voice of Live Entertainment for over 38 years, provides the most up-to-date, relevant and useful data available for the global concert industry, delivering an unmatched archive of live entertainment data, a focus on editorial excellence, and the most powerful metrics of entertainment industry success available anywhere.

Pollstar, The Voice of Live Entertainment for over 38 years, provides the most up-to-date, relevant and useful data available for the global concert industry, delivering an unmatched archive of live entertainment data, a focus on editorial excellence, and the most powerful metrics of entertainment industry success available anywhere.

Mackenzie Sweetnam/Getty Images Matthew Healy of The 1975 performs at St Jeromes Laneway Festival on Feb. 8, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. TEG, the Australian live entertainment, ticketing and tech giant, expands its portfolio of music events through a partnership with Laneway, the much-loved, multi-city festival brand. Established in 2005 as a one-off street party in Melbourne, St Jerome’s Laneway Festival has evolved into a trans-Tasman roadshow selling over 100,000 tickets each year while...

One of Australia and New Zealand's most beloved touring events Laneway Festival is delighted to announce it has joined forces with TEG , the leading global live entertainment, ticketing and technology business, for its next phase. Laneway Festival ...

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By: Christie Eliezer Splendour In the GrassFestivals, Venues Receive Extra $25m In Government Funding Sixty six festivals, venues, events, productions and digital platforms shared in A$25 million ($19.6 million) of Australian government funding, in the third round of its A$200 million ($157 million) Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund.  Arts minister Paul Fletcher, making the announcement at Brisbane’s Tivoli Theatre – one of the...

Deep Sea Arcade Nick Weaver, co-founder, co-songwriter and guitarist with Sydney-based psychedelic indie outfit Deep Sea Arcade, has died after a battle with bowel cancer. He was 37. An official statement from the band reads, "Endless love to Nick Weaver, his family, and those who were close to him. Were all forever grateful for his incredible talent, humility, and quick sense of humour. It was an honour to write, perform, laugh, and create these albums together. Miss you Nick." The band broke ...