The Federal Government’s Revive Live program is providing $11.6 million in 2025–26 to support Australian-owned venues and festivals in presenting original live music and building strong, sustainable futures. Grants can be used to strengthen programming, support artist fees, improve accessibility, upgrade infrastructure, and expand audience reach.
Music Victoria and the VMDO present an online information session on Friday 12 September at 11am with Office for the Arts on the Revive Live program.
Rob Hall, Assistant Director Contemporary Music, will outline the program’s aims, eligibility requirements, funding priorities, and what assessors are looking for in applications. The session will conclude with a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and gain direct insights.
Applications close at 11:30 pm AEST on Friday 26 September 2025. If you’re a venue operator or festival organiser, this is for you.
Register for the information session here.
More information regarding Revive Live can be found here.
Music Victoria’s Playbook Series will unpack the album strategy behind Alice Ivy’s third studio record Do What Makes You Happy on Wednesday 23 July at CY Space, Collingwood Yards - Unit 7/35 Johnston St, Collingwood VIC 3066.
Featuring collaborations with Mayer Hawthorne, Mallrat and Josh Teskey, the album debuted at #1 on the ARIA Australian Dance Albums chart and #5 on the ARIA Australian Albums chart, cementing Alice Ivy’s reputation as one of the most exciting producers in the country. The event will feature both Alice Ivy and her manager Zac Abroms (Viceroyalty) in conversation with Huw Nolan (Here for Good Agency, Good Manners Music).
This event is free to attend for Music Victoria Essentials members and above.
Tickets for non-members are $20 and $15 for Basic members. There are also streaming tickets available for $10. Ticket prices are exclusive of booking fees. If you would like to attend but cannot due to financial constraints, please contact info@musicvictoria.com.au.
Mon 15 Apr - 1:00pm–3:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Tue 16 Apr - 1:00pm–3:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Tue 16 Apr - 5:00pm–7:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Wed 17 Apr - 1:00pm–3:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Wed 17 Apr - 5:00pm–7:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Mon 22 Apr - 1:00pm–3:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.
Wed 24 Apr - 1:00pm–3:00pm
Music Victoria are calling on you, the industry, to share your insights into what you want for the future of music in our state.
Following on from our work undertaken in the lead up the Victorian State Election–White Paper: Priorities for the Victorian Music Industry–we are hosting a series of facilitated Industry Forums to open up the conversation and hear from those who shape our sector.
As the Victorian Government Creative State Policy comes to an end, we need your input to inform what should be included in the next Creative State 2029 Policy.