FAQ – Artists

Pitch

The Set Up

What we need to pitch you in our Submission Hub

Booking Your Act

Pushworth provides a suite of services to clients. 

  • 1. Event Management
  • 2. Artist Representation
  • 3. Live Music Curation
  • 4. Special Event Curation
  • 5. Artist Management

When we offer you a gig date, it will be under any of these client packages. You do not pay a commission. Your fee is added into the budget for the service package.

Your Gig Marketing Obligation

Give the audience a good time!

Show Production

In House Show Production

Installation – Standard Cover Show

Installation – Feature Show

On-Stage Off-Stage Delivery Standard

Hospitality

Regional or Special Event Hospitality

Professional Expectations

Sexual Harrassment

The Pushworth Group has zero tolerance for any form of sexual harassment at any shows booked by them.

You should report any conduct that you believe is sexual harassment, whether it is against you or another person, to your booker directly.

You also have the right to seek advice or assistance from others (such as your union or lawyer), or seek assistance from or make a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Whilst neither The Pushworth Group or the Venues and Promoters for your shows, employ performers for shows as employees, we assure you that timely, fair and appropriate action will be taken to address any complaint. Victimisation of any person who raises a complaint is unlawful.

We encourage you to speak up. Contact us. You are safe.

Everyone has a responsibility to promote appropriate standards of behaviour at all times.  This includes during the performance on stage, in the breaks, rehearsals and pre or post shows or out of hours while attending industry-related functions.

Any person can be personally liable for engaging in sexual harassment.

Sexual harassment is any unwanted, unwelcome or uninvited behaviour of a sexual nature, which makes a person feel offended, humiliated or intimidated.

This includes staring or leering, unnecessary familiarity, such as deliberately brushing up against you or unwelcome touching, suggestive comments or jokes, insults or taunts of a sexual nature, intrusive questions or statements about your private life, displaying posters, magazines or screen savers of a sexual nature, sending sexually explicit emails or text messages, inappropriate advances on social networking sites, accessing sexually explicit internet sites, requests for sex or repeated unwanted requests to go out on dates.

Some forms of behaviour may also be considered to be an offence under criminal law, such as physical assault, indecent exposure, sexual assault, stalking or obscene communications.

Be clear with your Consensual behaviours. Establish clear boundaries. Level up in your own personal Self Care strategies.

And finally, we recommend you research the many safety apps available for women that can track, alert, guide and assist you when needed. 

Sexual harassment is the most common problem women face in the music industry, finds study. A new study conducted by Midia Research, Tunecore, and Tunecore’s parent company Believe has concluded that sexual harassment is the most prominent problem women experience in the music industry.

We encourage you to click on the link and read the report.

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