The Brighton Music Conference (BMC) is to return to the seaside town for the fourth year in 2017.
Taking place at 27-28 April, the event will take over Brighton’s Dome for two days and is split between three separate strands for dance music industry professionals.
BMC17 will bring together industry-leading delegates and speakers at over 50 talks, seminars and workshops, alongside networking events throughout the conference duration.
BMC Professional connects music with business, bringing together industry thought leaders through a series of panels to discuss the future sustainable growth of the electronic music industry, targeted networking events and access to an evening schedule of events and parties across Brighton. BMC Academy is about plugging in the next generation and fostering new talent via a series of master classes, panels and talks.
Last year saw many of electronic music's biggest names head down to Brighton to discuss the key challenges and opportunities facing the sector.
Among them were Alan Miller from the Night Time Industries Association and PRS for Music's dance account manager Ash Howard. Click their names for recent interviews with each on the health of dance music.
Visit brightonmusicconference.co.uk for more information on the 2017 edition.
Taking place at 27-28 April, the event will take over Brighton’s Dome for two days and is split between three separate strands for dance music industry professionals.
BMC17 will bring together industry-leading delegates and speakers at over 50 talks, seminars and workshops, alongside networking events throughout the conference duration.
BMC Professional connects music with business, bringing together industry thought leaders through a series of panels to discuss the future sustainable growth of the electronic music industry, targeted networking events and access to an evening schedule of events and parties across Brighton. BMC Academy is about plugging in the next generation and fostering new talent via a series of master classes, panels and talks.
Last year saw many of electronic music's biggest names head down to Brighton to discuss the key challenges and opportunities facing the sector.
Among them were Alan Miller from the Night Time Industries Association and PRS for Music's dance account manager Ash Howard. Click their names for recent interviews with each on the health of dance music.
Visit brightonmusicconference.co.uk for more information on the 2017 edition.
