Applications are now open for the Australian Government’s new $8.6 million program.
The Revive Live program was announced by the Government in the 2024–25 Budget.
Grants are available for established live music venues or established contemporary music festivals, for activities that support a sustainable operating environment to protect performance opportunities, and the development and discoverability of original contemporary music by Australian artists.
Revive Live also has a dedicated focus on activities that improve accessibility and provide participation opportunities for audiences, and career pathways for musicians and music workers, with disability.
Revive Live will safeguard performance opportunities for Australian artists with targeted funding to create a more resilient and sustainable live music ecosystem, in the face of rising operational costs for live music venues and festivals. This recognises live music venues and music festivals as a fundamental pillar for success that is vital to the development of both artist and audience—allowing artists to grow audiences, build professionalism and profile, and earn an income.
To apply and for more information, visit: www.arts.gov.au/funding-and-support/revive-live
Applications close 23 August 2024.
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