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27 September 2024

A summary of events and resources for music managers from the week.

 

Today we hosted the Essentials of Music Management training at Howden in London.

 

We were also at the Labour Party Conference this week. A highlight was Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, speaking with Demos Chief Executive, Polly Curtis.

 

EMMA is hosting another Folk/Global Managers Meetup on 30th September.

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The Great Escape has opened artist applications for 2025.

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YouTube Music is hosting a masterclass on 1st October. The online class will cover the best way to utilise YouTube’s available tools and features to maximise the power of YouTube for your next release.

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As part of Generator Live 2024, Generator is hosting a free music conference on 4th October in Newcastle.

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