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New Industry Conference Australian Music Week Adds 70 More Acts To Inaugural Lineup

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Australia’s newest music industry summit just got 70 acts bigger.

The first ever Australian Music Week conference, which is scheduled to take place across Sydney’s The Shire this November, has blown out to a 130-act strong bill following the unveiling of its second lineup today.

Joining the previously announced 60 acts including Lepers And Crooks, Ivan Ooze, Guards Of May and The Belligerents, will be Sydney MC Tuka, punk kids The Stiffys, blues guitarist Ray Beadle, Melbourne riff rockers Palace Of The King and Ben Ottewell from English indie outfit, Gomez.

In conjunction with the Canadian Independent Music Association and East Coast Music Association, Canadian bands A Tribe Called Red, Charlie A’Court, Jenn Grant and Irish Mythen will also be making the trip Down Under to showcase their musical wares.

Australian Music Week’s director, Geoff Trio, previously said in a statement: “We’re really excited by this partnership. By opening this opportunity for Canadian artists we will aim to work on reciprocal deals for Australian acts in Canada and other international markets which we hope will result in tour swaps and collaborations in writing, recordings etc.”

It being a conference and all, there’s also a monster list of industry speakers, which includes triple j’s Nick Findlay, UNFD’s Nick Yates, John Mullen from Dew Process, PledgeMusic’s Scot Crawford, Woodford Folk Festival’s Chloe Goodyear and stacks more.

The inaugural Australian Music Week will run from from Wednesday, 18th November 18th to Sunday, 22nd November 2015 at venues around Cronulla.

Check out the full music and speaker lineup so far, below.

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Australian Music Week 2015

Wednesday, 18th November – Sunday, 22nd November 2015
Assorted venues, Cronulla, NSW
Tickets: Australian Music Week

Lineup:

A Girl’s A Gun
A Tribe Called Red
Adam Harpaz
Adam Miller
AMISTAT
BANDINTEXAS
Bears With Guns
Ben Ottewell (Gomez)
Bryce Cohen
Buddy
Charlie A’Court
Chris Paton
Clea
Darren Jack
Dean Ray
Declan Kelly & The Rising Sun (Diesel N Dub)
DLUNA
Ella Fence
Emma Beau
Fait Accompli
Fieu
GAMBIRRA
Greg Nunan
Hannah Cameron
Holly Who
Hurst
Irish Mythen
IVY
Jasmine Rae
Jeanie
Jenn Grant
Jorja Carroll
Juice
Kate Lush
Katie Brianna
Kirrakamere
Krista Polvere
Latin Ministry
Le Pie
Leroy Lee
MAPLES
Mark Moroney
Mind Over Matter
Mr Percival
Nicole Prophy
Palace Of The King
Radical Son
Raindrop
Ray Beadle
Red Wine Roses
Rosaye
Rudigar
Salvador Dali Llama
Shelly Fitzpatrick
Simon Kinny-Lewis
Skegss
Skyscraper Stan & The Commision Flats
Slumberhaze
SOREN
Sound Concern
Tenderfoot
The Aviators
The Blues Preachers
The Daphne Rawling Band
The Dark Hawks
The Moving Stills
The Owls
The Stiffys
Timothy James Bowen
Tuka
Waza
Wells
Zombie Cats

Joining…

Bad Pony
C Major
Chase The Sun
Chris Cavill
Cubans In Whistler
Drawcard
Dumb Punts
Goo
Hein Cooper
Jenny Broke The Window
Kristafor Farrenkothen
Lillye
Lydia Goldthorpe
Mar Haze
Marvell
Narla
Nikita Rolleston
Pow Pow Kids
Red Wine Roses
Rin McArdle
Royal Chant
Ry
Sarah Belkner
Sue-Anne Stewart
The Cairos
The Ruckus
The Lockhearts
The Vanns
Vernas Keep
William Crighton
Black Bird Hum
BANFF
Betty & Oswald
CAPTIVES
Charity-Rose Turner
Conchillia
Demi Louise
Ed Wells
Eddie Boyd & The Phatapillars
Guards of May
Hussy Hicks
I Am Apollo
Ivan Ooze
Jesse Valach
Josh Needs
Knox
Kyle Lionhart
Lachlan Bryan & The Wildes
Leanne Tennant
Lepers & Crooks
Lloyd Spiegel
Masco Sound System
Neighbour
Pat Capocci
The Belligerents
The Morrisons
The Pinheads
Tropical Zombie
WAXHEAD
Woodlock

Speaker Lineup:

Andy Cassell — Ivy League Records
Basil Cook — ABC Music
Ben Tillman — Yours & Owls
Chloe Goodyear — Woodford Folk Festival
Chrissie Vincent — Chrissie Vincent Publicity & Management
Damien Costin — 123 Agency
Don Elford — AEG Ogden
Edwin Tehrani — New World Artists
Evan Davis — Village Sounds
Geoff Trio — Code One/Indica Australia
Greg Carey — Umbrella
Gregg Donovan — Wonderlick
Hazel Savage — Moment Media
Iain Shedden — The Australian
Jess Beston — Tiny Monster
Johann Ponniah — I OH YOU
John Wardle — Live Music Office
John Zucco — The Right Profile
Karen-Lee Goody — Entertainment Consulting
Katie Rynne — Select Music
Keith Welsh — Velocer Music
Lachlan Mitchell — Jungle Studios/Attic Studios/Know The People
Larry Heath — The AU Review
Leigh Treweek — The Music
Leon Harrison — The Lazys
Luke Girgis — Be Like Children
Maggie Collins — Fans Creative Management
Marshall Cullen — Damien Gerard/Foghorn Group
Matt O’Connor — The A&R Department
Neal Hunt — Sureshaker
Nick Findlay — triple j
Nick Yates — UNFD
Nik Tropiano — Shake Appeal/Know The People
Rob Cannon — Australian Institute Of Music
Rob Scott — Scource Music/Indica Australia
Sam Nardo — Century Venues
Scot Crawford — PledgeMusic
Scott Mesiti — MJR Presents
John Mullen — Dew Process
Stacey Piggott — Secret Service PR
Stephen Wade — Select Music
Steve Griffiths — Top Shelf Productions
Stuart Coupe — Laughing Outlaw Records
Ted Gardner — Cross Section
Troy Barrott — Hub Artist Services
Vanessa Picken — Comes With Fries
Yvette Myhill — Association Of Artist Managers

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