It's a big day for The Music! The first of our new-look monthly editions hit the streets in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane.
And it’s not the just the look of the mag that’s new. As one of the country’s longest-running publishers of free entertainment magazines, Street Press Australia is once again leading the industry, with a bold new vision to reinvigorate free print media, with bigger reads, more diverse content, and a contemporary design.
"Any new venture in print publishing is crazy," says The Music Director Craig Treweek. "But when I sat down to read the first issue of The Music monthly at a café this morning, and saw them being read all around me, I was certain that we had made the right decision”
In this debut issue, we decode the crowded summer festival season, with a detailed breakdown of best of the fests across the nation.
Other November issue highlights include:
- Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich of Camp Cope on the campaign to make live music a safe space for women
- Miss Blanks flies the flag for trans artists of colour
- Louis Theroux explains why his latest documentary, Heroin Town, was one of the greatest challeneges of his career
- Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi shares his indie approach to the Marvel blockbuster
- We lift the lip on the pill testing kit controversy
We’re also debuting a new dedicated arts section, and Our Town, with the best local events, news and think pieces.
Keep an eye out as they hit Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane soon, and make sure you share your thoughts and pictures with us, we'd love to know what you think.
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