Music licences for bars, hotels, cafes, and restaurants

Everything you need to know about music licensing for the hospitality industry.

Spoil customers and staff and invite prospective customers to enjoy a unique live music performance at your Christmas party this year!

OneMusic will tailor the best live music package for your event, whether you’re after a DJ to fill the dance floor or an acoustic performance for ambience.

Prize includes

A live music package tailored to your event, AV, travel and accommodation for the performer and a publicity campaign with OneMusic.

What does a music licence cost?

OneMusic licence fees for hospitality venues vary based onthe music source, the seating capacity and/or the number of music devices used.To see how music licence fees are calculated for your business, you can fill inyour details in our Online Portal see our Information Guide.

Cisco’s Italian A La Carte Restaurant

Cisco’s Italian A La Carte Restaurant is a standalone restaurant and the OneMusic Dining licence scheme applies.

45 Seats — Background Music for Dining via a non-commercial digital music (streaming) service1

(Gold Package) = $1817.09

Free live music performance 30 nights a year (performer is paid less than $6,000 per performance, that is, under the threshold for this licence scheme)

30 x $13.79 = $413.70

Total = $2,230.79 or around $185.90 a month

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The Half Full Glass, CBD Bar

The Half Full Glass, CBD Bar as a bar and the OneMusic Hotels, Pubs, Taverns, Bars & Casinos scheme applies.

Background Music for Location via a personal digital music service1 from a single device.

(Gold Package) = $603.67

Digital Copy/Delivery for up to 2,000 tracks

= $459.94

Total = $1063.91 or $88.65 a month

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1 You should be aware that a OneMusic Australia licence, even when it includes Digital Copy/Delivery only gives you permission to use our music in your business (or event); it does not override the Terms of Use for the personal digital music service you are using, nor does it give you permission to use that particular digital music service for a commercial purpose – that permission can only come from the owners of that digital music service.

Even with our licence, the use of digital music streaming services by you in your business may be in breach of the terms and conditions of your end user agreement with that service. You should check with your service provider.

You may consider a commercially licensed digital music service. We have compiled a list of these music services in the Background Music Guide.

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What is OneMusic?

OneMusic provides blanket licences for businesses

OneMusic proudly represents music creators and the songs and compositions they create and own.  A OneMusic licence allows businesses to play almost every song released, worldwide.

We ensure creators music creators get paid

Licence fees are paid directly to music creators as royalty income.

We provide various licence cover for businesses

A licence covers the use of music in various formats and settings including office and retail spaces, services and hospitality - as background music, live music, DJ sets, fitness class and dance class music and more.

OneMusic is a joint-initiative between APRA AMCOS and PPCA

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