As part of commemorating International Women’s Day, MusicNT released the Are We There Yet: Annual Gender Equity Report for 2022. This report reviews our organisation and programs throughout 2022 by gender and is part of our commitment to identify and address the gaps and barriers for women in music across the NT. On the positive…

MUSICNT RECOGNISES AND ACKNOWLEDGES THE FINDINGS DETAILED BY THE MUSIC INDUSTRY REVIEW INTO SEXUAL HARM, SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND SYSTEMIC DISCRIMINATION BACKGROUND   Today the Music Industry Review into Sexual Harm, Sexual Harassment and Systemic Discrimination report, Raise Their Voices, was released. The report provides a blueprint on how we can take action to make the music industry…

The stars came out at Darwin Amphitheatre for the 2022 National Indigenous Music Awards. Last Saturday night the 2022 National Indigenous Music Awards were live and back on Larrakia Country for a powerful and moving celebration of First Nations talent. After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the awards ceremony was back with a bang.…

Top End punk rock outfit Danger Den’s track Sugar Rush was announced as the number one Territory song released in 2021, in tonight’s Territory Sounds Countdown, broadcast live throughout the NT on ABC Radio Darwin and the Northern Territory, 8CCC, Gove FM, TEABBA and PAW Radio. More than 900 people voted in the countdown with Danger…

Last night MusicNT awarded the winners of the inaugural Northern Territory Music Awards at a sold-out ceremony under the stars at the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens. To a crowd of 150 music supporters, creators and fans, the music industry peak body celebrated the Territory music industry through an expanded award offering that captured and celebrated the true…

MusicNT have today announced the music genre finalists of the rebranded Northern Territory Music Awards, known previously as the NT Song of the Year Awards. Returning for the first time since 2018, this year’s announcement sees a number of categories expand beyond the usual four finalists due to incredibly close scoring, speaking volumes to the strength of the Territory’s music…

Yesterday the Australian music industry launched a national survey on, as part of the Music Industry Review on sexual harm, sexual harassment and systemic discrimination. If you work in the industry, we need to hear from you. Your stories, opinions and observations will help create safer and more inclusive workplaces in which we can all thrive. How you…

MusicNT’s All Good Project is pleased to partner with Top End Pride’s Darwin Festival for the programming and delivery of their Fierce Festival Finale, which will close the 2022 Pride Festival and kick off the inaugural Northern Territory Music Week! The Fierce Festival Finale will showcase a selection of incredibly talented local Queer musicians overlooking…

MusicNT’s All Good Project is excited to partner with Dancewize NT to support the safety and wellbeing of attendees, staff and performers at this year’s BASSINTHEGRASS music festival on Saturday, 21 May. Expecting over 17,000 attendees at the sold-out Mindil Beach festival, Dancewize NT and the All Good Project will assist festival-goers to party safely,…

MusicNT have announced a rebranded, reimagined annual award ceremony to celebrate the incredible talent, innovation and dedication of the Northern Territory music industry. The NT Music Awards, previously known as the NT Song of the Year Awards, return for the first time since 2018 and include a number of new award categories to capture and…