GOING GLOBAL 2018 - NEW SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED

Independent Music New Zealand (IMNZ) is thrilled to welcome 2018' keynote speakers RUBAN NIELSON & ANN HARRISON to the 2018 GOING GLOBAL MUSIC SUMMIT .

Are you ready to rock Auckland? No stranger to Aotearoa, Ruban Nielson of Unknown Mortal Orchestra fame will be speaking to New Zealand audiences ahead of his national tour dates about the rise and rise of UMO and how he has developed his craft over the past decade. 

Ann Harrison, music lawyer, author of the music industry bible, ‘Music: The Business’ and one of the "Top 100 most influential women in the music business worldwide (2016)" will bring to the studio her years of experience and advice in the creative world. 

And... adding to the already impressive list of curated speakers attending the two-day music conference are international delegates; 

ALISON ROSENFELD and TYLER McLOUGHLAN both specialise in locating, securing and overseeing music talent for TV and film -  they will take participants through their process from pitching to placement - all with the goal of securing their artists some cash! BEN O'CONNOR, Co-founder of one of Australia's longest running and independent record labels Chapter Music Australia will discuss his 25 year career within the alternative music and the DIY culture of Australia. Senior publicist JACOB DANEMAN will teach his tricks and tips on a successful publicity campaign and deliver the latest PR strategies to help artists spread the word about their art, while respected journalist and Managing Editor of Australia’s fastest-growing music media company, POPPY REID will report on exactly what cuts through the noise. GOING GLOBAL welcomes back leading Australian industry figure MAGGIE COLLINS to share her eleven years experience in radio, management and festival programming. And rounding off the list of music industry luminaries is OWEN MALLON, a music agent for leading entertainment talent agency Paradigm Talentwho will guide the audience through what's involved in representing the careers of artists.
 

"New Zealand has a rich musical history and still produces some of the most creative talent in the world, a mind-boggling feat considering the country’s size and population. I’ve seen this first-hand with the steady rise of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and can’t wait to learn more about the new batch of artists making their own mark on New Zealand’s musical legacy." - Jacob Daneman - Pitch Perfect PR

"Success is a long term strategy combined with lots of little decisions made along the way" - Maggie Collins (Big Sound)

You never know who you will meet!

Have you ever wondered what it's like to run social media for Japandroids and Tom Waitsor work directly with artists such as Mac DeMarco or Unknown Mortal Orchestra or in fact what it's like to BE Unknown Mortal Orchestra!? How to be one of the youngest woman-identifying A&Rs in the industry or to be named as one of the Top 100 most influential women in the music business worldwide? How to book a tour in China or a four day festival in Mexico with 18,000,000,000 portaloos? How to successfully own your own artist management or music media company, head an independent record label or successfully licence your favourite indie acts to TV shows? 

The two day GOING GLOBAL boutique music conference is a rare opportunity for any local artist, manager, publicist, A&R, producer, music writer, record label and venue manager to connect with, question and hear ideas from some of the international music industry's most relevant and forward-thinking superstars. IMNZ is bringing to New Zealand; international booking agents, synch licensors, international media, PR experts, artist managers with international experience and those working for the fast-moving live and digital music platforms. 

The 2018 GOING GLOBAL boutique music conference  is thrilled to announce the following representatives and experts in their fields of music, A&R, booking, licensing, managing, marketing, promoting and publishing as the international speakers attending the summit...

ALISON ROSENFELD (Music Supervisor, Aperture Music, USA), AMBER CAREW (A&R, Saddle Creek Records, USA), ANN HARRISON (Solictor, SSB UK / Business Affairs Peermusic UK), BEN O'CONNOR (Co-founder, Chapter Music, AU), BRIANNA LIEBLING (Booker, Billions Corporation, USA), BRIAN ZABINSKI (TAMIZDAT Artist visas, USA), BRONTË JANE (A&R Director, Third Side Music, USA), FABRIZIO ONETTO (Artist Manager, A&R, OCESA Seitrack / Partner, DiscoPanoram, MEXICO), JACOB DANEMAN (Publicist, Pitch Perfect PR, USA), JEN PEARCE (Music Licensing & Strategy / Founder/CEO, Low Profile, USA), JESSI FRICK (Manager, Citrine Management, USA), KATIE GARCIA (A&R, Secretly Group / Owner, Bayonet Records, USA), KEVIN PEDERSEN (Label Manager, Dead Oceans, USA), MAGGIE COLLINS (Triple J / Artist Manager / BIGSOUND Festival Programmer, AU), NEVIN DOMER Maybe Mars, China), POPPY REID (Managing Editor, The Industry Observer, AUST),  OWEN MALLON (Booker, Paradigm Talent, USA), RUBAN NIELSON (Artist, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, NZ/USA), TOM WIRONEN  (Manager, Friendly Announcer, USA), TYLER McLOUGHLAN (Music Licensor, Sound Pound, AUST)

GOING GLOBAL 2018 will see Auckland City come alive with a global meeting of musicians, industry, media and music lovers alike...
 

The two day conference culminates on Saturday night at three of Auckland's vibrant music venues; Wine Cellar, Backroom and Whammy! Bar. With a hand picked New Zealand music festival experience that showcases New Zealand's next big thing to fans, industry, and international tastemakers. 

The Going Global Music Summit 2018 entires have now closed - all performers will be announced Thursday 9th August.
 

The 2017 music summit event sold out, and showcases over the years have been instrumental in the discovery of some of New Zealand's biggest success stories. Previous artists include; Aldous Harding, Tami Neilson, Tiny Ruins, Kane Strang, Anthonie Tonnon, Sachi, Fazerdaze and Nadia Reid.

Dunedin musician Kane Strang is a Going Global success story with his 2015 showcase being a deal-sealer for U.S. record label, Dead Oceans (Mitski, Marlon Williams, Slowdive). Head honcho Phil Waldorf says, “I was a huge fan of Kane’s music when I travelled to New Zealand for Going Global…It’s one thing to like a few songs you’ve heard on Bandcamp or Soundcloud, it’s another to see it live. It was an inspired, invigorating performance, and confirmed what I already loved in the recordings. We had to work with him.” Kane Strang released his sophomore album in June 2017 on globally-distributed Dead Oceans and has successfully toured the U.S., U.K. and Europe.

OMAC 30 - SUSTAIN THE WAIRUA

Curated by Anonymouz (Faiumu Matthew Salapu)

28 July – 1 September

Opening: Friday 27 July, 5.30pm

Join us for the opening night, featuring short performances from Sistema Aotearoa, Soakai Malamala and Sonatane Kaufusi.

From photography and archives to music and video content, this exhibition showcases the rich history of the Ōtara Music Arts Centre over the past 30 years, featuring a special tribute to the Fuemana family and their contribution to OMAC. There is also a focus on OMAC’s future – and what the next 30 years might look like, with a examples of emerging talent coming through OMAC such as Stand Up Stand Out and Sistema Aotearoa. 

Also on display will be OMAC 30-30, a series of 30 specially commissioned video interviews which give an insight into the OMAC story, produced by Anonymouz. During the making of this video work he has discovered some rare material that’s never been seen before. On loan from various personal archives and collections, a selection of these exclusive items will also be on display.

OMAC 30 – SUSTAIN THE WAIRUA exhibition is part of a wider programme to celebrate 30 years of music at OMAC. In 1988, Otara Music Arts Centre opened as a new community arts centre with rehearsal rooms, performance hall and a recording studio in Ōtara. The impetus for the new centre came from local community members wanting a place to develop and express local talent and a desire to create positive change to address tensions in the community. 

Over the past thirty years, OMAC’s influence has extended to the many artists that have tutored, mentored, rehearsed, recorded or hung out at the centre, such as: OMC, Phil Fuemana, David Dallas, Adeaze, Scribe, Savage, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E, Dei Hamo, King Kapisi, Fiji, Three Houses Down, Annie Crummer, Vince Harder, Anonymouz, Awanui Reeder, D-Faction the Proud and UPR artists, Cydel and the Groovehouse, GiantKilla, Rosita Vai, Sammy J, Brandon Haru, MeloDownz, SFT, Swiss, Lapi Mariner, Nat Rose, Ria, Ermehn, La Coco, Tha Movement amongst many others.

Exhibition dates: 28 July – 1 September

FREE PUBLIC PROGRAMMES

Beatmaking workshop with SFT: Wednesday 15 August, 3.30 - 5pm

Learn the basics of beat making and finger drumming from producer SFT (for ages 12+)

DJ workshop: Saturday 25 August, 10am – 12.30pm

Enjoy a demo from DJ Exile, try out basic DJ techniques and have a go in the open mic session

GLOBAL MUSIC INDUSTRY INFLUENCERS JOIN TO INSPIRE AND SCOUT NEW ZEALAND MUSICIANS

Independent Music New Zealand (IMNZ) is excited to announce the highly anticipated return of the annual GOING GLOBAL MUSIC SUMMIT, a two day boutique conference once again taking place at the renowned Roundhead Studios in Auckland.

GOING GLOBAL MUSIC SUMMIT 2018

Friday 31st August  / Saturday 1st September

 - Roundhead Studios, Auckland, New Zealand - 

Tickets on sale now from Eventbrite
 

GOING GLOBAL PRESENTS 2018  

Saturday 1st September

- Whammy, Wine Cellar, Whammy Backroom - 

Auckland K'Road

Tickets on sale now from undertheradar.co.nz

Have you ever wondered what it's like to run social media for Japandroids and Tom Waitsor work directly with artists such as Mac DeMarco or Unknown Mortal Orchestra? How to be one of the youngest woman-identifying A&Rs in the industry? How to book a tour in China or perform at a four day festival in Mexico with 18,000,000,000 portaloos? Own your own artist management company, head an independent record label or successfully licence music? The two day GOING GLOBAL MUSIC SUMMIT is a rare opportunity for any local artist, manager, publicist, A&R, producer, music writer, record label and venue manager to connect with, question and hear ideas from some of the international music industry's most relevant and forward-thinking superstars. IMNZ is bringing to New Zealand; international booking agents, synch licensors, international media, PR experts, artist managers with international experience and those working for the fast-moving live and digital music platforms. You never know who you will meet! 

The 2018 GOING GLOBAL MUSIC SUMMIT is thrilled to announce the following representatives and experts in their fields of music A&R, booking, licensing, managing, marketing, promoting and publishing as the first of many international speakers attending the summit...

AMBER CAREW (A&R, Saddle Creek Records, USA), BRIANNA LIEBLING (Booker, Billions Corporation, USA), BRIAN ZABINSKI (TAMIZDAT Artist visas, USA), BRONTË JANE (A&R Director, Third Side Music, USA), FABRIZIO ONETTO (Artist Manager, A&R, OCESA Seitrack / Partner, DiscoPanoram, MEXICO) , JEN PEARCE (Music Licensing & Strategy / Founder/CEO, Low Profile, USA), JESSI FRICK (Manager, Citrine Management, USA), KATIE GARCIA (A&R, Secretly Group / Owner, Bayonet Records, USA), KEVIN PEDERSEN (Label Manager, Dead Oceans, USA), NEVIN DOMER Maybe Mars, China)AND TOM WIRONEN  (Manager, Friendly Announcer, USA).
 

Independent Music New Zealand (IMNZ) General Manager, Dylan Pellett says “We are building another great line-up of speakers for this year’s GOING GLOBAL. Following on from the success of 2017s sell out event, we are once again elated to be able to host the conference in Neil Finn's world class recording studios". 

"From the hospitality, the band showcases, the delegates and the opportunity to meet local labels and artists, Going Global is a thoroughly worthwhile affair" 
- Andrew Jervis, Bandcamp USA 

The two day conference culminates on Saturday night at three of Auckland's vibrant music venues; Wine Cellar, Backroom and Whammy! Bar. With a hand picked New Zealand music festival experience that showcases New Zealand's next big thing to fans, industry, and international tastemakers. 

"I’ve met with many of the industry speakers coming to New Zealand for the 2018 summit and they are very excited to be travelling to the South Pacific – with all the recent global attention being paid to our artists... it has them all wondering!” 
Dylan Pellett - Independent Music New Zealand

The 2017 event sold out and showcases over the years have been instrumental in the discovery of some of New Zealand's biggest success stories. Previous artists include; Aldous Harding, Tami Neilson, Tiny Ruins, Anthonie Tonnon, Sachi, Fazerdazeand Nadia Reid.

Dunedin musician Kane Strang is a Going Global success story with his 2015 showcase being a deal-sealer for U.S. record label, Dead Oceans (Mitski, Marlon Williams, Slowdive). Head honcho Phil Waldorf says, “I was a huge fan of Kane’s music when I travelled to New Zealand for Going Global…It’s one thing to like a few songs you’ve heard on Bandcamp or Soundcloud, it’s another to see it live. It was an inspired, invigorating performance, and confirmed what I already loved in the recordings. We had to work with him.” Kane Strang released his sophomore album in June 2017 on globally-distributed Dead Oceans and has successfully toured the U.S., U.K. and Europe.

Performing Artist applications for the GOING GLOBAL PRESENTS 2018 are now open at www.goingglobal.co.nz

Application deadline is Tuesday, July 31st 2018 with all artists performing being announced Thursday, August 9th 2018. 

"The bands were all high level, I didn't see anything I disliked.
K-Road is a top spot to host the event"
 Travis Banko - Laneway Festival & Lunatic Entertainment, AU

"...the standard of artists was extremely high and that I'm in discussions with about seven artists that I would love to represent for UK PR!"  
Mel Brown, Impressive PR UK 

WWW.GOINGGLOBAL.CO.NZ

5 NEW VIDEOS, 15 TRACKS & A NEW WEBSITE FROM TONI HUATA

Toni Huata certainly has been busy! She has launched a new website www.tonihuata.com and been back in the studio recording new waiata and remixing favourite tracks with producer Paddy Free and friends. The new 15 track album is called TE RERENGA - THE JOURNEY starting with single He Tangata to Iwi Radio from June 5th! Look out for teasers of every track when the new website goes live!

She has also teamed up again with award winning Penn Productions now known as Motion Valley to bring you 5 new music videos. The plan is to bring new waiata and music videos every month with all release updates will be on Toni's website.

WAIORA featured Toni and actress Oribe Maipi and has a special filmic quality with a story based on rejuvenation of the water.

Toni’s Iwi radio hit, TAHURI MAI features two amazing actors John Ulu Va'a and Mariarangi Carkeek. The waiata is about young love.
 

June 1

June 15, Wellington (rain day 16)
5.30pm – Recut 2018, Civic Square, Wellington. Toni will be performing AIO, https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/recut-n-matariki-ki-p-neke-2018/wellington

June 16, Wellington
6pm - Ngāti Porou Matariki Ball - Preview performance of Te Rerenga songs, The Pines, 

June 15, Hastings
5pm - (performance invitation) Kahungunu Matariki, Flaxmere Park, https://www.facebook.com/Matariki-Festival-Heretaunga-Flaxmere-992507467491947/

June 16, Napier
5pm - (performance invitation) Kahungunu Matariki, Napier Sound Shell, 

June 29, Wellington (rain day 30th)
6 - 10pm - AHI KAA ki Poneke 2018 (new event) Wharewaka to Te Papa stages, Opens at Lagoon - Toni performs Matariki song at opening and later on Reo Ora and Electronica Stages - Previews songs from Te Rerenga. Ahi Kaa, Olins Plaza, Wellington Waterfront, https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/ahi-k-matariki-ki-p-neke-2018/wellington

July 5, Wellington
7pm – 20th Gold Awards, Performs Aio at opening (with video debut), TSB Arena, https://goldawards.co.nz/event+details+%26+tickets?src=nav

July 6, Auckland
6pm - He Wiki Kiriata Māori - Screening of AIO and performance of songs from Te Rerenga, 

July 7, Wellington (rain day July 8th)
6.30-6.40pm - Matariki Sky Light Show 2018 (fireworks instead of Nov 5 now) broadcast on More FM and The Breeze soundtrack with excerpts of Toni's songs Matariki, E Nga Reo, Hā, Te Rerenga Tākitimu, Te Kākano, AIO, Arise during fireworks. https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/wellington-sky-show-matariki-ki-p-neke-2018/wellington  

Not to mention the countdown to Māori Music Month and Māori Language Week for the album launch of TE RERENGA  with the announcement of performances in Hastings and Wellington closer to the time.

BIGSOUND 2018 & WOMEX 2018 DELEGATE GRANTS

The New Zealand Music Commission is pleased to announce that delegate applications to attend BIGSOUND 2018 and WOMEX 2018 are now open.

BIGSOUND 2018

BIGSOUND, now in its 17th year, has a reputation as the best and most relevant music industry event in Australia. Produced by QMusic, BIGSOUND is positioned as Australia's most internationally focused conference.

BIGSOUND draws top national and international industry talent to Brisbane each year, forming a vibrant collection of musicians, buyers and industry experts to create an environment of new music discovery.

BIGSOUND allows the public seamless access to live and original music throughout the program in a variety of Fortitude Valley clubs and venues across two nights. BIGSOUND Live 2018 will see 140 bands perform in 14 venues for one of the most exciting industry festivals and showcases in the Southern Hemisphere.

BIGSOUND is held in Brisbane from Tuesday 4th to Friday 7thof September 2018.

More information can be found on: https://www.bigsound.org.au/

WOMEX 2018

WOMEX is the World Music Expo. It is an international networking platform for the world music industry. The annual five-day event comprises a bustling trade fair, showcase festival, conference, and film programme, as well as festive Opening and Award ceremonies. The market has a focus on contemporary music in the world, roots, reggae, dub, contemporary soul and traditional forms.

WOMEX is held in different cities every year. This year WOMEX will be held in Las Palmas, Canary Islands, from Wednesday 24thto Sunday the 28thOctober 2018.

More information can be found here: www.womex.com

Outward Sound Delegate Grants

Since July 2013 Outward Sound have offered Targeted Tradeshow grants to support our managers, labels and musicians at selected and targeted trade events of which BIGSOUND and WOMEX are two. 

Outward Sound offers successful applicants 50% recoupable support up to a tradeshow specific value. Recoupable costs are limited to airfares, delegate registration, accommodation and per diems. The grants will be offered outside of the established Outward Sound quarterly grant rounds. A breakdown of the two delegate grants and the amount of funding available follows:

WOMEX Delegate: Up to $2,500 to cover 50% of return economy airfares from New Zealand to Las Palmas, Canary Islands, delegate registration to the conference, accommodation (up to 5 nights) and per diems (up to 5 days).

BIGSOUND Delegate: Up to $1,000 to cover 50% of return economy airfares from New Zealand to Melbourne, delegate registration to the conference, accommodation (up to 4 nights) and per diems (up to 4 days).

Contact the Outward Sound office to discuss your project and receive an application form.

For further information please contact international@nzmusic.org.nz

Applications for both BIGSOUND and WOMEX delegate grants close 5pm June 18th2018. 

THIRD ANNUAL E TU WHANAU SONG COMPETITION PULLS IN THE TALENT

Writers of original songs that inspire positive change are being encouraged to get their entries into the third annual E Tū Whānau Song competition as soon as possible, to maximise their votes and chance of winning.

“We’re asking people write an original song that incorporates one or more of the E Tū Whānau values  – Aroha, Whanaungatanga, Whakapapa, Mana/Manaaki, Kōrero Awhi, and Tikanga,” says competition organiser, Teresa McGregor. 

E Tū Whānau is a movement encouraging New Zealanders from all communities to reject unacceptable levels of violence in Aotearoa by nurturing and celebrating the things that make whānau strong.

“We want people to challenge attitudes that accept violence in any form and this competition is a great way of doing that,” Teresa McGregor says.

Entries for the online song competition are currently flooding onto the E Tū Whānau facebook page where anyone can vote once a day for any number of songs, including their own. Those that attract most votes in the peoples poll will then be judged by award winning singers, Maisey Rika and Tawaroa Kawana and producer, Maaka ‘Phat’, who’ll choose the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners. Entries close at 5pm on 11th June 2018 and voting closes at 5pm on Wednesday 20th June. 

The E Tū Whānau Song Competition’s focus on grassroots talent attracts a large popular following. Last year’s winning entry, “One Love” by the group East Coast Breevas, has had 27,000 views on YouTube. Whilst 2016 winner “Whakatō Te Kākano” by Mauri has spent 49 weeks in the Top 20 Te Reo Māori Airplay Chart.

A music clip for the song “Bring Mana To Your Name” by Pianika Duncan, which attracted the most votes in 2016, has achieved an impressive 105,000 Facebook views. The song propelled Pianika into the finals in the Best Female Vocalist category at the 2017 Waiata Māori Music Awards.

Tawaroa Kawana from chart-topping group Maimoa Music is a judge for the first time this year, joining Maisey Rika and producer, Maaka ‘Phat” who have been involved in the competition since it started in 2016. 

“This competition has captured the imagination of whānau throughout the motu because it showcases the depth of talent in our communities,” says Maaka Phat.

"People everywhere are making inspirational, meaningful music and the E Tū Whānau Song Competition gives them a chance to share it with us all.”  

First prize in the 2018 E Tū Whānau Song Competition is worth $5000. Second prize is $2000 and 3rd prize $1000. The song that receives the most votes will receive $2000. Entrants are asked to upload footage of their song being performed to YouTube and complete the online entry form on the E Tū Whānaufacebook page.

20 BANDS IN 2 HOURS 2018

What's the story?

The idea to fill an entire radio show with live music originated as a crazy student radio folly. Several instalments later the 2018 show moves to a larger venue but with the very same goal - to showcase a variety of fine local music to music lovers in one fun night. 

Every act plays one song, then there'll be a frantic changeover, for the next one to follow.

2018 marks the 30th anniversary of NZ Musician magazine, the one local music magazine still standing. It's still available in print twice a year and all year round online - squeezing 20 local acts into two hours in NZ Music Month seems a good way to celebrate!.

 

The Line Up

This year's line up is an eclectic mix of all genres, and for the first time we'll be joined by musicians from outside Auckland, notably Candice Milner from Christchurch, Daniel Young from Wellington and Tui Mamaki of Acapollinations from the Far North. A taste of this variety of genres and ages will make for an awesome live "mixtape" of some of our finest local music, both upcoming and well-established. How many gigs have you been to in recent times that offered rock, soul, hip hop and bagpipes in the same line up?

The Full Line Up In Alphabetical Order:

Acapollinations, Bels, Bernie Griffen & The Thin Men, Bone Unit, Boom Boom Deluxe, Candice Milner, Dave Weir, Dead Beat Boys, Dean Whaitiri, Dual, Fables, Felix The Thyrd, George Young, JessB, Miho Wada, OrigiNZ, Savannah, Shed, The Low Low, The Prophet Motive, and Wilde Taylor Jones. 

THE 2018 OFFICIAL NZ MUSIC MONTH SUMMIT ‘CONFRONTING ISSUES IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY’

NZ Music Managers Forum, NZ Music Commission in association with Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS and NZ On Air present

THE 2018 OFFICIAL NZ MUSIC MONTH SUMMIT

‘CONFRONTING ISSUES IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY’

 

The Official Music Month Summit returns for 2018, and this year it is tackling some of the issues the Music Industry has been facing up to over the last year.

Held at the Herald Theatre in the Aotea Centre in Auckland, the Summit features a stellar line up of music industry professionals and speakers, who will challenge and create thought-provoking  conversation around some of the industry issues that have been highlighted in the past twelve months.

The day comprises of four sessions, with four speakers for each topic and an open Q&A after each session.   The subjects and speakers are:

WOMEN IN MUSIC  

With the worldwide explosion of #MeToo and the gender pay gap revelations, gender inequality has been a hot topic this year across all industries.  Four women from different areas within Music Industry will talk about their experiences. 

DIVERSITY IN MUSIC

Is there racial and LGBTQ discrimination within the music industry? Four artists share their experiences and point of view drawing from their individual journeys.

WELLBEING

Health and wellbeing are fundamental to music-making at all levels, but also across all areas of the industry – management, production, crew.  Four speakers from different corners of the Music Industry share their stories.

REGIONAL ISOLATION

 Even though NZ is a small country, it is amazing how being a few miles away from the main hubs can create a feeling of disconnection from the industry. Four influential execs discuss their challenges and achievements in creating active and viable regional hubs.

For more information and full bio details on the Summit http://www.mmf.co.nz/2018-summit

This year there is a $10 (plus booking fees) charge to attend the Summit with 100% of the ticket income donated to the NZ Music Foundation.- a charity dedicated to changing lives through music.   

Tickets are from Ticketmaster

If the ticket price will be a barrier to you attending, please contact Lorraine Owen at the MMF – lorraine.owen@mmf.co.nz.

NZ Music Managers Forum, NZ Music Commission in association with Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS and NZ On Air present

The 2018 Official NZ Music Month Summit

‘CONFRONTING ISSUES IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY’

Date:Saturday May 26

Location: The Herald Theatre – Aotea Square, Auckland

Times: 10am to 4pm

Tickets from:  Ticketmaster

Full information: http://www.mmf.co.nz/2018-summit

With thanks to Auckland Live