It’s been a minute but we’re back! From April onwards, at our state of the art new east London home, Talent House, we’ll be unpacking the topics that will help you up your music business game….
UD presents Industry Takeover Seminars in partnership with CMU:DIY
Building music industry alliances from the underground up.
The Music Industry: A Blueprint – Thursday 21st April
Sorting Out Your Music Rights And Where Labels & Publishers Fit In – Thursday 5th May
The Deal: The Route to Market And How It’s Changed – Thursday 26th May
How Lit is Your Live Game? – Thursday 9th June
How To Become Verified: Building a Fanbase – Thursday 23rd June
How to Make It Rain: A Step-By-Step Guide to Being Ready – Thursday 7th July
Hosted by Chris Cooke + industry guest panel (tba)
Talent House, 3 Sugar House Lane, London E15 2QS
Tickets £10, £5 for members, www.udtickets.com
About: Industry Takeover Seminars
Industry Takeover is aimed at equipping young people with the tools they need to navigate the music industry.
Since its launch in 2009, Industry Takeover has built a reputation for offering an unrivalled programme of professional development, entertainment, education and networking opportunities to hundreds of industry-minded hopefuls.
Think of our Industry Takeover events as a well-informed introduction to the music industry. Previous topics discussed at events range from the art of A&R and understanding music publishing to debate around the artistic merit of viral songs and whether to stay independent or sign to a major label.
Now regarded as one of the most informative career programmes within the wider music industry, whether you need to learn how to get paid from your music or to hear from professionals and artists about the highs and lows, we’re here to help you Takeover.
“The inspirational Industry Takeover events bring relevant industry professionals face-to-face with young people aspiring to develop music industry careers. Universal Music UK has worked with UD for a few years, providing volunteer speakers for panels and one-to-one sessions… it is a fantastic resource and we would be delighted to continue supporting their work.” Selina Webb (Executive Vice President, Universal Music UK)
