Starring the best emerging acts from the Queensland Conservatorium Bachelor of Popular Music program, the launch will feature a performance from Tesla Cøils, who were named Breakout Artist of the Year at the Gold Coast Music Awards.
Music fans take note. You can catch Australia’s best young performers in action at the Queensland Conservatorium’s Popular Music graduate showcase this month at the Gold Coast Arts Centre on November 24.
Seed is back to present original live music from local independent bands in a free mini-festival series at South Bank.
Brisbane’s top emerging musicians are taking over Brisbane this weekend. Griffith University’s Queensland Conservatorium Popular Music students will perform throughout...
A weekly mini-festival series of original live music launches this Friday to present the next big thing in the local music scene.
With just one track, 25-year-old Danny Harley has had the kind of break most musicians can only dream of. Better...
Seed artists and Head of the Popular Music Dr Donna Weston talk about the innovative industry-first, student-focused project which sees...
More than 300 people turned up to the official launch of The Seed Project at QPAC last Friday night featuring...
Dr Donna Weston and Dr Gemma Carey have been awarded 2012 Arts, Education and Law Group Learning and Teaching citations....
Twenty-five young musicians will take to the stage on Friday afternoon to celebrate the end of an exclusive annual Rock...
