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Study of Queensland Music Trails explores social impact of regional music festivals

Date Time Study of Queensland Music Trails explores social impact of regional music festivals A new study by the University of Southern Queensland dives deep into music festivals in regional areas Music festivals and cultural experiences are becoming increasingly popular events in regional and remote Australia, but who gets the most out of them – the visiting tourists, the performers, or the host communities? Senior Research Fellow at the University of Southern Queensland’s Institute for Resilient RegionsDr Geoff Woolcock is asking that exact question through a commissioned evaluation of the social impact of the newly established Queensland Music Trails, an initiative from QMF.

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Rocky artist hopes to bring statewide music initiative to CQ

Premium Content Subscriber only A Rockhampton musician is hopeful that Queensland Music Festival s statewide music initiative The Queensland Music Trials will eventually make its way to Central Queensland. The Queensland Music Trails, which were announced in April, are a world-first concept that blends music festivals and road trips in a bid to deliver greater economic and social value to communities and artists across the state. QMF ambassador for North Queensland and current member of Busby Marou, Jeremy Marou, said the initiative was a great way to boost the economy and encourage Australians to visit regional and remote areas of Queensland.

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Pollstar | Australia News: Tourism And Music Business Partner, Xavier Rudd & More

Pollstar | Australia News: Tourism And Music Business Partner, Xavier Rudd & More
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Queensland Music Festival taps Bigfish for a rebrand and its first ever TVC

Queensland Music Festival taps Bigfish for a rebrand and its first ever TVC April 15, 2021 8:30 Queensland Music Festival is exploring new territory in 2021, turning to Brisbane creative agency Bigfish to help create an advertising campaign for its new Queensland Music Trails (QMT). In a first for the festival, it has released a TVC sport starring Aussie larrikin/actor Aaron Gocs, with the campaign not only promoting the festival and associated music trails, but also to encourage Aussies to travel around Queensland. QMF CEO Joel Edmunson tells Mumbrella that the move was deliberately to create “market differentiation”. “We’re trying to establish a brand that says something about Queensland that transcends any one event.

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Katie s tuned in to the sound of stories | Canberra CityNews

Katie Noonanâ¦ âIâm fiercely proud of Australian music. I want to remove the cultural cringe across the artsâ¦ we really are world-class leaders and itâs time we believe we are.â âFOLK â itâs a big, beautiful word and for me, itâs the sound of the stories of the room,â Katie Noonan says. âI consider myself just a storyteller,â Noonan tells me at the Mitchell offices of the National Folk Festival, where she’s taking over the reins as artistic director.Â âFor years Iâve been writing stories, and I consider my band Elixir, which I formed in 1997, to be a folk band.â

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