June 21st is the day to make some noise. It’s Make Music Day Australia, and it’s part of this huge global thing called Fête de la Musique. Basically, it’s a worldwide jam session with events in a bunch of cities across 120 countries. Whether you want to rock out in your bedroom or take the stage in a park, this is your day!
This is your chance to jump in and make some music, no matter your skill level. This whole thing is backed by the Australian Music Association and NAMM Foundation, and it’s for everyone – pros, newbies, you name it. You can do your own thing, get some friends together, or even set up an event in your neighbourhood. Just find a spot – could be a park, a library, whatever – and start playing!
So, don’t miss out. Sign up to get the latest scoop on Make Music Day and spread the word. If you’ve got a spot that can host some live tunes on June 21st, let people know and get in on the action. Let’s make some noise! 🎶
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