New Slang

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Co-presented by ‘The Push’ and Arts Centre Melbourne, New Slang is a monthly, live music series showcasing both touring and local artists to Melbourne’s all-ages audience.

The New Slang events team are 10 dedicated, enthusiastic tastemakers aged 15-17 years.

Working with and learning from industry professionals, the team lead the organisation and programming of New Slang. Events team members gain hands-on experience, training and networking opportunities in the contemporary music industry, across a range of areas including:

Stage Management
Technical and Sound Production
Promotions and Marketing
Video Editing and Production
Photography
Artist Liaison and Bookings
Sponsorship
Media and Communications

In 2016, New Slang included performances by Tiny Little Houses, Alex Lahey, Baro, Tyne James Organ, The Vanns, Bangers, Wet Lips and Jarrow.

thepush.com.au

Frequently Asked Questions

Is New Slang for me?

The New Slang events team are teens aged 15-17, but anyone can attend a New Slang gig Keep up to date with New Slang gigs by subscribing to the Arts Centre Melbourne mailing list or check out the What’s On pages of our website.

How do I get involved with New Slang?

We do a shout out in January each year for New Slang event team members. Applications are submitted online. For details contact The Push on (03) 9380 1277 or email push@thepush.com.au

What is The Push?

The Push is a Victorian non-profit youth music organisation established in 1986. Through a wide range of music related programs The Push aim to educate, entertain, inspire and empower young people. The Push works with music for young people as event organisers, audiences, community members and creative artists in a range of programs including band competitions, dance workshops, mentoring, and creative and professional development programs.

How do I find The Channel?

The Channel is Arts Centre Melbourne learning and participation venue. This exciting, spacious venue boasts high tech learning labs, a world class recording studio and vocal booth, and a flexible multi-use space.

For information on how to get here please download & print our visitor's map prior to your visit.