Smaller Music Venues Musing Solutions As Crisis Bites Harder
Attendance at small-to-medium-sized Australian music venues has fallen on average by 60 percent.
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Attendance at small-to-medium-sized Australian music venues has fallen on average by 60 percent.
The Great Club in Marrickville have had to cancel their two-up event for Anzac Day after angry locals reported the popular venue to the Inner West Council and complained about the noise.
There are whispers of a revolution, but there’s a big difference between thriving and surviving.
There are whispers of a revolution, but others are far less hopeful about the state of the industry.
A Former Greek Macedonian Community Club in Marrickville Has Been Converted Into the Great Club, a Live-Music Venue and Bar With Big Greek Energy It had been empty for almost two years when a pair of music-industry veterans took it over. Now it’s devoted to live music, and there’s a menu of Australiana-inspired cocktails and a local chef turning out an ever-changing menu of Greek hits, where the only rules are “freshness and salt”. Photography: Yusuke Oba by Dan Cunningham “This is our sparkly vagina,” Brooke Olsen tells Broadsheet, pointing to a glowing pink concavity in the cei...