The NSW Government invites people working in the live music industry to take part in our survey of the live music industry. We are seeking to understand the live music landscape, the barriers and opportunities facing the industry, and how it can be supported to increase its social and cultural impact.

The NSW Government’s vision is for the state to be known for its bold and exciting arts and culture, which engages the community and reflects the state’s rich diversity. The revival of the live music industry will be enhanced by your valuable insights. The results of this research will help shape the NSW Government’s policy and support for the live music industry going forward.

It will take approximately 15 minutes to complete, and your answers will be anonymous. You will not be asked to identify yourself.

Please note, this survey is designed for people who work in the live music industry, such as artists, sound technicians, event organisers and venue operators. If you do not work in the industry, you can find more information here.

If you are interested in staying up to date with the NSW Government’s work to support live music, you can sign up to receive updates here.

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* 1. What is your residential postcode?

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* 2. What is your age?

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* 3. What is your gender

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* 4. How long have you been involved in the live music industry?

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* 5. On what basis do you work in the live music industry?

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* 6. Do you consider your work in the live music industry to be your primary professional focus?

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* 7. What best describes your work in the live music industry? Select your primary role.

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* 8. What genre of music is your work associated with? (You may select multiple options)

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* 9. Why is live music important to you?

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It brings people together through shared experiences
It contributes to economic prosperity
It contributes to vibrant cities and communities
It provides enjoyable experiences
It can be a powerful form of cultural expression, particularly for marginalised groups
It allows for a high degree of self-expression
People can find a sense of community through music subcultures
It improves people’s wellbeing

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