Live Music Forums : Aberystwyth & Swansea
Going Live! - Live Music Forums
WMF are researching and compiling information on the live scene in Wales with the overall objective to develop a long-term strategy to ensure the future of a successfully and economically viable live music sector. If you’re involved in live music in Wales, please join us in Aberystwyth on 9th November 2010 and Swansea on 11th November 2010 to find out more and offer your views and insights.
These FREE sessions are being held at both Aberystwyth and Swansea:
Live Music Workshop
Do you work in live music…or want to? Are you in a band, looking to play more live shows? Trying to meet agents? Play at festivals? Find out where and when to play, how to identify and reach an audience, and how to retain a fan-base to grow future shows.
Live Music: What Needs to Change?
A gathering of promoters, managers, agents, artists and venues, amongst others, from across Wales and beyond, encouraging you to share any opinions, barriers you may have faced locally or nationally and any thoughts on how the live scene could work more effectively.
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Aberystwyth – Tuesday 9th November 2010
Drwm, The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, SY23 3BU
3-4pm Live Music Workshop
4.15-5.15pm Live Music: What Needs to Change?
Swansea – Thursday 11th November
Monkey Bar and Café, 13 Castle Street, Swansea, SA1 1JF
1-2pm Live Music Workshop
2.15-3.15pm Live Music: What Needs to Change?
Free to attend.
To request a space, please email hello@welshmusicfoundation.com
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Contribute to the research online by completing a short questionnaire, here: https://www.survey.glam.ac.uk/livemusicwales
This survey has been devised by Dr Paul Carr (The ATRiuM, University of Glamorgan) in conjunction with The Welsh Music Foundation. Your time will not be wasted, all responses will be taken seriously and play a significant part in helping to shape the future of the live music industry in Wales.
