Radio Adelaide: 2012 WOMADelaide Festival

enadmin, 29th February 2012
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Book in now for 3 stunning live to air programs direct from the 2012 WOMADelaide Festival.

Radio Adelaide co-ordinates a team of 7 community and Indigenous stations from around the country to bring you music live from the concert stages, exclusive interviews and as-it-happens online coverage.

The live radio programs are a long weekend special event for your station, across
Saturday, Sunday and Monday afternoon or evening, March 10, 11 and 12.
Broadcast times:

  • WA:  4 – 6pm
  • NT:  5.30 – 7.30pm
  • QLD:  6 – 8pm
  • SA:  6.30 – 8.30pm, 
  • ACT, NSW, TAS, VIC:  7 – 9pm

Preview interviews, presenter profiles and promos are being added to http://womadelaidelive.org. Subscribe to the site to receive the latest news and interviews. You are welcome to download and broadcast on your station.

Let us know if you are broadcasting – either live or recording to play later -  and we’ll make sure we shout out to your listeners. Email [email protected] and we’ll also link to your station on the site.

And on the weekend, also check out as it happens interviews, live music performances,  and exclusive video and on the spot reports from team members, as we cover the festival hour by hour on http://www.womadelaidelive.org

Sponsorship info
The broadcast contains 1 minute per hour of embedded sponsorship (Australian Ethical and one tbc)  If you wish to play additional local sponsorship, please fade down the broadcast and insert.

For DDN capture ensure you have Extras 1 ticked at the DDN site. Separate files will record as Womadelaide pt1, pt2, pt3 respectively. Contact CRN staff for any assistance.

Broadcast permissons
The WOMADelaide festival and its artists have given permission for one live broadcast of the programs and one repeat broadcast of Womadelaide 2012 LIVE! exclusively to Australian community broadcasters  Please respect the artists wishes and use the program as authorised.

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