Live – It’s Easier To Ask For Forgiveness Than It Is For Permission

4 – 5.30pm
Moderator – Howard Monk
Panelists – Olivia Chapman (Bloom Festival / AIF), Anna Moulson (Melting Vinyl), Crispin Parry (British Underground / Circuit Live), Tim Perry (The Windmill), Jay Taylor (The Ruby Lounge), Freddie Fellowes (Secret Garden Party / AIF), Martin Elbourne (Glastonbury)
This panel is to look at the current live music industry, looking specifically at the rules, regulations, challenges and opportunities in setting up your own events, tours and festivals. It will look at how the current economic situation has affected the live industry and explore regional issues around live music. The panel will also look at strategies for artists to get shows, build a buzz around live shows and how artists can make links with industry. We hope that an outcome of this discussion is to initiate the production of a regional guide to the best promoters and festivals to expand the opportunities to independent artists and promoters.
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Pingback by unconventionswansea.com June 2, 2009 @ 2:33 pmAbout Anna Moulson
Originally from Shipley, West Yorkshire a Northern import into Brighton, Anna started promoting last century. Starting out with a D.I.Y ethos Anna has moved from rooms above pubs to promoting in cinemas and churches. Bands have ranged from Billy Childish to Sigur Ros to Fuck Buttons.
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