• Venue:

  Engine Shed

• Date:

  Thu 25 Jan 2018

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In the final instalment of this series of Industry Takeover Seminars, Urban Development and Multi-Track discuss the importance of promoting your music through live performance. New artists need to build a fanbase and the best way to do that is to get on stage. We take a look at how you can stage a gig or club night and how do you get booked by promoters, venues and festivals.

Chris Cooke – CMU:DIY (Chair)
Milly Allan – Coda
Nigel R Glasgow – B Flat Productions
Tom Paine – Team Love

This event takes place at Engine Shed. 
Ages 16+

What is Industry Takeover Seminar series?

British Urban youth music charity Urban Development have teamed up with Multi-Track, Bristol Plays Music’s into-industry portal, to bring their hugely popular Industry Takeover Seminar series to Bristol.

Packed with game-changing advice and unrivalled insight from the music industry’s biggest players and new-wave of disruptors, Urban Development and Multi-Track’s specially curated, forward-thinking seminars will deliver advice to help aspiring artists and industry professionals get a foot in the door.

For more information and to view all events taking place in the Industry Takeover Seminar series click here.

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  Home of London’s new urban music talent Urban Development specialise in professional development, events and education.

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  Multi-Track is Bristol’s into-industry portal providing professional development opportunities for those involved in the city’s underground music scene to advance.

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