Music Victoria’s Live Music Professionals Program names its recipients for 2018

The Live Music Professionals program that has been established by the folk at Music Victoria have named the recipients of this year’s round; this group of industry individuals will be taking part in the professional and business developments program beneath the Victorian Government’s Music Works initiative.

Under the mentoring of reps from the likes of Deathproof PR, the Karova Lounge, 170 Russell, Sanicki Lawyers and more, participants will be given the opportunity to enhance and grow their skill sets within their field via a range of masterclasses and workshop sessions.

“I’m really excited with the response to Live Music Professionals applications this year.” Project Manager Sarah Deborre has said. “We had so many amazing applications from all over Victoria which demonstrates the massive need for a program like this. I’m buzzing from the overwhelming positive reactions from our successful candidates and I can’t wait to get the program started!”

2018 LIVE MUSIC PROFESSIONALS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

Adam Connally (The Lost Ones Basement Bar, Ballarat)
Annemarie Blades (The Gem Bar and Dining, Collingwood)
Benjamin Langdon (The Skylark Room, Upwey)
Evan Read (Shedshaker Brewery Taproom, Castlemaine)
Eyal Chipkiewicz (The Boite, Fitzroy North)
James Donovan (The Eastern, Ballarat)
Nyah Rowe (The Grand Hotel, Mornington)
Paul Alun Hughes (The General Store, Mt Hotham)
Samuel Pyers (The Dart and Marlin, Warrnambool)
Timothy Heath (Theatre Royal, Castlemaine)
Antony Attridge (Sensible Antixx)
Carly Aldred (Grampians Music Festival)
Cristian Muscatello (Laser Highway)
Fiona Brandschied (Common Thread Events, Birregurra)
Jacob Bourke (LAB Music Management)
James O’Hare (Macedon Ranges Music Festival)
Blair Wittstadt (Possum Stomp)
Tanya McLaine (Sona Productions)
Max Donohue (YEAH NAHHH)
Jessica Robinett (Lo Jo Jive Festival)

For more info on the initiative and program, head here!

 

 

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