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First round opens for $20M Live Music fund

The Live Music Australia program will distribute $5 million a year over four years.

12 Aug 2020 12:00

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Melbourne rock band Amyl and the Sniffers. Image via Facebook.

The $20 million Live Music Australia fund is designed to support performance opportunities for original contemporary music and industry partnerships and collaborations.

In its early stages the fund is also open to applications from live music venues to assist their re-opening following the impact of COVID-19.

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