November 2018 | WAM

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Labor turns the volume up on Aussie music announcing a $28m music policy

30 Nov |

Today federal Labor announced a comprehensive music policy that will see significant investment ...

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Songwriting Workshop With Jere Sosa

Songwriting Workshop With Jere Sosa

26 Nov | Events, Workshop

West Australian Music (WAM), in partnership with Healthway and Beaufort St Song Writers Club, ...

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Hyperfest Cancelled

26 Nov | All-Ages, Events

We were incredibly saddened to hear the City Of Swan has decided to cancel their upcoming ...

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WAM Member Benefit: Revolution By Decibel

26 Nov | Events, Member News

Revolution by Decibel, is dedicated to the vinyl record – as a sound source, musical instrument ...

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Have your say on noise regulations in Northbridge area

23 Nov |

Earlier this year The State Government unveiled plans for a crack down on whingers who move ...

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Working towards a National Indigenous Arts and Cultural Authority

20 Nov | Indigenous

For decades, the idea of a National Indigenous Arts and Cultural Authority (NIACA) has emerged ...

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Mentoring program for female songwriters wraps with series of gigs

19 Nov |

I Call Val, Clauds, Ribs, and Stevie-Leigh will be playing launch shows Following a dedicated ...

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WAM Member Spotlight: Whildfyre semi finalists for ACMF

16 Nov | All-Ages, Member News

WHILDFYRE MAKE THE SEMI FINALS FOR ACMF’S SONGWRITING COMP! The Australian Music ...

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WAM Opens Applications for Inaugural Girls Rock! WA Camp

13 Nov | Opportunities, WAM Events / Projects, Workshop

West Australian Music (WAM) is pleased to announce that applications for the inaugural Girls ...

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WAMAwards 2018 Winners Announced Kicking off the Biggest WAMFest Yet!

1 Nov | Awards, Events, WAM Events / Projects

Ahead of this weekend’s biggest WAMFest & WAMCon program yet, the 2018 WAMAwards lead the ...

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Government of Western Australia Department of Culture and The Arts

Government of Western Australia Department of Culture and The Arts

WAM is supported by the State Government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries and Lottery West, and is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.