The Muso Network has heaps to offer!

• An awesome range of gigs and events on every month at The Castle in Hemmings Park, Dandenong
• Learn areas such as lights, sound, event management and hospitality
• Join the Muso Network. You will become a volunteer with the City of Greater Dandenong, which also allows for further training opportunities in manual handling, first aid, and food handling. You also get a FREE Muso Network t-shirt!

Muso Network Committee Meetings
Fortnightly on Monday nights
7.30 - 8.30pm

Come along and see what all the fuss is about! Have your say on music-related events and services for young people in Greater Dandenong

New members always welcome - age limits apply. Contact the Muso Network Coordinator on 9771 6627 or email musonetwork@cgd.vic.gov.au for more information and meeting dates.

New Muso Network members wanted

- Are you aged between 12 and 25?
- Interested in event management?
- Want to help organise music and cultural events?
- Enjoy working with link-minded individuals?

Then Muso Network wants you!

Muso Network meets fortnightly on Mondays from 7.30 - 8.30pm and organises heaps of events, including Battle of the Bands, Indie, Rock, Metal and Acoustic gigs and more.

For more information download recruitment flier or contact Youth Services on 9793 2155.

All events are held at the Castle, Hemmings Park, Princes Hwy, Dandenong.
All events fully supervised, all ages, no passouts, and drug, alcohol and smoke free.

All tickets are available at The Drum Theatre Box Office Lonsdale Street Dandenong (Dandenong Town Hall). Operating hours are from 10am - 5pm Monday to Saturday. To find out how to get jam nite passes, join the Muso Network register.

You can also buy a ticket over the phone using a credit card or money order by calling The Drum Theatre on 9771 6666. Your tickets will be waiting for you at the door on the night.

Mission
To ensure music and entertainment are utilised as a strong medium for the development of young people in a positive, stimulating and safe environment.

This will be done by providing informal training, the acquisition of new skills, completion of accredited training courses, opportunities for connecting with music industry networks and pathways into formal education and employment.

In carrying out this mission, the Muso Network Volunteers create a range of events for young people that are relevant, youth focused, provide live performance opportunities for local bands and are supportive of original live music acts.

Vision 
The Muso Network aims to be the best youth managed entertainment group which assists young people in discovering their own potential.

Brief History
The Muso Network is a voluntary advisory and management group of young people whose primary role is to organise music-related events and services for young people on behalf of the City of Greater Dandenong. 

Its secondary role is to provide an informal ‘life and vocational skills’ training ground for young people where they can learn a whole range of skills whilst enjoying something they love – music!  

The Muso Network Committee