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SensoriaPro 2026 – Music Industry Day

SensoriaPro 2026 – Music Industry Day

SensoriaPro returns with a day of talks, panels, roundtables and one\-to\-one advice sessions exploring music for film, TV and games\. Hear from acclaimed composers including Aaron May & David Ridley \(*Adolescence*, *Boiling Point*\), Adiescar Chase \(*Heartstopper*\) and Jim Ghedi, plus take part in the annual Scoring Contest with industry judges from across film and music\. The day also includes networking opportunities, refreshments and closing drinks\. **Launchpad associates receive 25% off** by selecting the **‘Affiliate’** ticket when booking\.

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The Workstation, SheffieldOct 23, 2026Link

Musical Director

Musical Director

🎶 Could you be Bradford Concert Band’s next Musical Director? 🎶 We’re looking for an inspirational, ambitious and enthusiastic Musical Director to lead BCB from January 2027. We’re a friendly community wind band of around 30 players, with a busy programme of concerts and a real ambition to keep developing and raising our musical standard. Our ideal MD will be an exceptional musician, with strong knowledge and experience of wind band repertoire. We’re looking for someone who is creative and adventurous in their musical choices, focused and committed to getting the best out of the band, and friendly and approachable, creating rehearsals that are enjoyable, positive and inspiring. We want someone who can challenge us, encourage us and bring fresh ideas, while sharing our enthusiasm for making great music together. 🎵 📍 Baildon Hall, Baildon 🗓 Thursdays 7:30–9:30pm & Sundays 10am–12pm 💷 Honorarium payable Sound like you – or someone you know? 📧 For full details visit b-c-b.org.uk/news or if you require further information, or would like to send your CV and a covering letter to apply, email Barbara at chair@b-c-b.org.uk Please share and help us find the person to lead BCB into its next chapter! 🎺🥁🎶 Deadline for applications: Sunday 25 October 2026 Auditions to be held from Thursday 5 November 2026

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Not Just London: Women Powering Music - Artist Management

Not Just London: Women Powering Music - Artist Management

Not Just London: Women Powering Music (Leeds Edition - Artist Management) DOORS 6:30PM / EVENT 7PM - 9PM Bringing together four leading female artist managers building careers and shaping the music industry across the North. An open conversation about artist management, breaking into the industry, developing artists, building careers outside of London and navigating the music business as a woman. The Cat's Mother Network focuses on women, female identifying and non-binary professionals aged 18-30 who want to work behind the scenes in the music industry, providing free mentoring. Panellists: Sarah Brooksbank (Manager of Adult DVD, CASISDEAD, Working Men's Club, TTSSFU) Alice Banister (Manager at NQ and Founder of Hope Valley Creative with roster including Luca Zuccotti, Shao Dow) Pippa Morgan (Manager at Singing Light with roster including Lambrini Girls, Pigs x 7) Jenuelle Na-Oy (Manager of Liverpool pop artist Pixey) Host: Anjola Akeju - The Cat's Mother Steering Committee Member + Artist and Label Partnerships Coordinator at YouTube

The Attic, LeedsOct 25, 2026Link

SisterHudd Networking and Industry Session at Vibrations Studios

SisterHudd Networking and Industry Session at Vibrations Studios

📣 Calling all women and gender-minority musicians who have never recorded before! We’re super excited to announce our next SisterHudd industry session - and this time, we’re stepping inside a professional recording studio! 🎶 We’ll be heading to Vibrations Studios in Huddersfield for a hands-on introduction to the recording process! Producer and engineer Piper Dawes will talk us through recording techniques, studio equipment and tips for making the most of your time in the studio, before we head into the mix room with producer Abi Swift and put it all into practice. And, of course, there’ll be time to meet and have a chat with other local musicians! 🤝 So if you ever wondered what actually happens in a recording studio, you’re thinking about recording your first song, or you want to understand the process a little better - come along, ask questions and have a go! 🎟 Tickets to this session are free, but limited due to the studio capacity, so make sure you sign up in advance.

HuddersfieldOct 25, 2026Link

Tallinn Music Week 2027 – Artist Applications Open

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Tallinn Music Week 2027 – Artist Applications Open

Tallinn Music Week (TMW) is inviting artists of all genres worldwide to apply to showcase at one of Europe's leading music discovery festivals. Around 175 artists will perform to 20,000+ people, including 1,000+ industry professionals and 100+ journalists. *Key dates:* 📅 Festival: 8–10 April 2027 📅 Conference: 9–10 April 2027  *What's offered:* Selected artists receive PRO Passes (worth €250) for all performers plus one rep, covering the festival, conference and mentoring. TMW provides promotion, sound, lighting and basic backline. International acts also get transfers, one night's 3* hotel and a hot meal but TMW does not cover travel or performance fees, ⏰ *DEADLINE: 26 OCTOBER 2026, 23:59 (EET)* 👉 https://forms.gle/iZMfhiKAu11xtmUD7

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Deadline: Oct 26Link

PPL Momentum Music Fund

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PPL Momentum Music Fund

The PPL Momentum Music Fund offers grants of £5k-£15k for UK based artists/bands to break through to the next level of their careers. Activities eligible for support include recording, touring and marketing. Previous recipients include Little Simz, Sam Fender, Kae Tempest, Knucks, Hannah Peel, Big Joanie, Shygirl, Anna Meredith, K-Trap and many more.

Deadline: Oct 26Link

Step Up to the Mic (BCB Radio)

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Step Up to the Mic (BCB Radio)

🎙️ *Step Up to the Mic – Free Radio Course for Women* BCB Radio is running a free 12-week course where women learn new skills, build confidence, meet other people and have fun making radio together. *Who can apply:* Women who are not currently in paid work but are eligible to work in the UK. It particularly welcomes women managing physical or mental health challenges that are a barrier to developing their potential, and anyone wanting to try something a bit different. *Key details:* 📅 Every Wednesday morning 📍 BCB, Bradford Arts Centre, St Peters House, 1 Forster Square, BD1 4TY (behind The Broadway) 🚌 Bus fares can be provided ⏰ *STARTS: WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER 2026* Funded by the UK Government, with support from VCS Alliance, Healthy Working Life, Bradford Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority. 👉 Contact Mary Dowson: mary.dowson@bcbradio.co.uk or call BCB on 01274 771677

Deadline: Oct 28

PRSF Early Career Promoter Fund

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PRSF Early Career Promoter Fund

The PRS Foundation **Early Career Promoter Fund** is open again for applications. **Early Career Promoter Fund** recognises the vital role independent promoters play in supporting the talent pipeline across England, and offers grant funding and capacity building support, with the aim of bolstering the local, regional and national ecosystems. Grants of up to £3,500 will be available to support a range of activity, Find out more: https://prsfoundation.com/funding-support/funding-for-industry-professionals/early-career-promoter-fund/ For: - The booking, programming and promotion of gigs, concerts, club nights, showcases, tours and other performances - Costs associated with those activities (including venue hire, production, artist and/or DJ fees, crew fees, administration and other related costs) - Capacity building (including mentoring, coaching, shadowing, workshops, masterclasses, and other skill building and networking opportunities) - Other expenditure - which helps grantees to programme a diverse range of artists, develop new audiences and build their skills

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Deadline: Oct 29Link

Bradford District Music Strategy Launch

Bradford District Music Strategy Launch

You're invited to the launch of Bradford's first-ever music strategy! Bradford District Music Strategy has been developed throughout 2026, with funding from Arts Council England. The project builds on Bradford 2025's landmark year and on more than five years of Bradford Producing Hub's work strengthening the district's grassroots music ecosystem. Led by Nanette Brimble and Caroline Hansell, it brought together artists, venues, promoters, educators and music lovers to shape a shared roadmap made by and for Bradford. Through district-wide workshops, surveys and a dedicated steering group, the strategy reflects the real voices and ambitions of the local scene. It sets out clear priorities and practical actions for talent development, venue sustainability and sector growth. It will help guide future funding, improve support for grassroots venues, and build stronger routes to sustainable music careers in Bradford. Young people aged 18–25 have also gained hands-on industry experience through paid, mentored placements. The launch event, supported by the BPI and Bradford Live, will feature live music and conversation and speeches from BPI CEO Jo Twist and Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire. The evening kicks off Bradford Music Month, a celebration of music across the district throughout November. All are welcome to help celebrate the launch - Thursday 29th October 2026, Bradford Live from 3.30pm.

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Bradford LiveOct 29, 2026Link

Arts Council England Music Creators Growth Fund

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Arts Council England Music Creators Growth Fund

The Music Creators Growth Fund is a new investment programme designed to support growth across new music. Investments of £10,000–£20,000 will support music creators including: artists, artist collectives, bands, composers, DJs, groups, producers, and songwriters. 🎤 The Fund will provide direct access to investment for music creators with a sustained track record of professional creative practice, enabling them to: - strengthen their skills, capacity, and resilience - develop sustainable careers - create and share high-quality work - innovate and diversify income - build professional opportunities. To be eligible for this programme music creators must also: - have earned a minimum of £5,000 income from music-related activity during a full financial year within the last three financial years. Please note this must be income related to music creation and not teaching or other salaried or freelance income not directly related to your creative practice. - demonstrate a minimum of three years’ active music creation practice, with a proven track record of contributing to work that has been publicly shared, commercially released, commissioned, performed, broadcast, licensed, or otherwise professionally presented. - have professional support in place, which may include management, publishing, label representation, agent, lawyer. If you do not have professional support in place, you will have an opportunity to explain how you access professional advice, support or networks, and why a formal team structure is not currently part of your practice. Round 1 opens 1st October

Deadline: Oct 29Link

Daphne Oram at 100: Pioneer of Electronic Music and Sound: Project Call Out

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Daphne Oram at 100: Pioneer of Electronic Music and Sound: Project Call Out

Daphne Oram at 100: Pioneer of Electronic Music and Sound: Project Call Out Are you working on an artistic or research project exploring the work of Daphne Oram? DIY, or academic? The Daphne Oram Trust is seeking projects inspired by Daphne’s life and work to present as part of Daphne’s centenary of birth celebrations at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford, UK, on Saturday 21st November 2026. We will invite 4 people to present their project or work in progress in a 10 minute informal-style presentation as part of an informal discovery session in front of a small public audience. You will also be invited to join the rest of the days activities from sound workshops to keynote presentations from 11-7.30 pm happening within the the museum. We are able to offer a travel bursary of up to £200 to selected participants based on where you are travelling from. Additional access support is available on request. Criteria for applying: • Over 18 years of age • Applications open to all genders • Open to UK and International individuals • Able to attend the event in person on Saturday 21st November • You do not need to be in academia. We are looking for a diverse group of people to present projects exploring all sides of Daphne’s work in sound, from her instrument design to her more esoteric interests Deadline: Friday 30th October at 11:59 PM. Successful applications will be notified by Wednesday 4th November.

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Deadline: Oct 30Link

BPI Music Trade Mission - Xiamen, China

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BPI Music Trade Mission - Xiamen, China

BPI Music Trade Mission to Xiamen China November 2026 China became the world’s fourth largest recorded music market in 2025, with revenues growing by 20.1%, the fastest growth among the top 20 markets. BPI data also shows China to be one of the fastest-growing markets for UK recorded music exports. This mission offers UK music businesses a unique opportunity to: ✅ Attend the 2026 China Digital Music Industry Conference in Xiamen ✅ Connect with China’s leading music industry professionals ✅ Take part in B2B meetings, business networking and educational sessions ✅ Explore new business opportunities in one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing music markets The mission is open to UK artists, managers, labels, publishers, distributors, festival organisers, promoters and other music businesses across all genres, with a programme tailored to support delegates in building new connections and exploring opportunities in the Chinese market. 🗓 16–22 November 2026 📍 Xiamen, Fujian Province 💷 Registration: £200 per delegate (excl. travel & accommodation) Further details here: https://web-assets.bpi.co.uk/china-application-2026-v2 Music professionals in West Yorkshire are able to apply for support through the Northern Music Export Office Industry Professionals Fund.

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Deadline: Oct 30Link

BLK SCL x Generator: L'ATELIER

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BLK SCL x Generator: L'ATELIER

L'ATELIER is a professional development programme from BLK SCL and Generator for early-stage Black music industry professionals based in the North of England and the Devolved Nations. A cohort of 10, chosen through open application, will attend a two-day bootcamp in Newcastle upon Tyne on 28–29 November 2026 (10:00–18:00). Sessions include masterclasses, fireside chats, peer sharing, one-to-one mentoring, networking and action planning, covering career positioning, deal flow, money and rights, sustainability, visibility and long-term progression. Three participants will also be offered a three-day major-label placement. It is open to freelancers, employees, founders, managers, marketers, A&R, publishing and live professionals, creative entrepreneurs and community music leaders actively working in music. Applications close 31 October.

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Deadline: Oct 31Link

Singing Tutor

Singing Tutor

🎶 Yorkshire Young Musicians (YYM) is recruiting a Singing Tutor for its Leeds centre. YYM is a Centre for Advanced Training in Music, supported by the DfE's Music & Dance Scheme. It offers high-level tuition to talented young musicians aged 8–19. 🎵 The role involves one-to-one vocal lessons for approx. 4–4.5 hours per week. Teaching takes place on Sundays during term time (30 Sundays a year) at Leeds Conservatoire, and may also include ensemble coaching. YYM is looking for an experienced teacher who can inspire and nurture young singers. Candidates need a music degree or equivalent professional experience and a strong understanding of safeguarding. An enhanced DBS check is required. ⏰ Applications close Sunday 1 November Download the application pack and apply here: https://yorkshireyoungmusicians.uk/jobs/singing-tutor-vacancy/

Yorkshire Young MusiciansLeedsDeadline: Nov 1Link

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Brand Your Band Programme

BRAND YOUR BAND PROGRAMME FREE REHEARSALS FOR YOUR BAND? ARE YOU IN A BAND? OVER 19 AND LIVE IN WEST YORKSHIRE? Expert music industry guidance 3 hours of free rehearsal time a week Access to opportunities and gigs Brand Your Band is an Old Chapel project delivered in partnership with Kirklees College, supporting emerging artists and music students to develop their identity, creative skills and understanding of the music industry. Through practical workshops and industry connections, participants explore branding, promotion, visual content, live performance and the business of being an artist. PHONE: 07749 927929 EMAIL: manni@oldchapelleeds.org OLD CHAPEL, 1 CROSSLAND COURT CZAR STREET, HOLBECK LEEDS LS11 9PR

Deadline: Nov 1Link

Building a Festival

Building a Festival

🎪 *Building a Festival – Networking & Panel Event* How do festivals get off the ground? Festival leaders from Bradford, Liverpool and Kenya share how theirs began – and the highs and hurdles of launching and growing a new one. *On the panel:* • Muthoni Drummer Queen – Blankets & Wine founder (Chair) • Ben Pugh – Bradford 2025 • Paul Duhaney – Africa Oyé • Mr. Alordia – Ghana Party in the Park • Beneath the Baobabs (Kenya) *Who's it for:* • Music & creative sector pros across West Yorkshire • Event organisers and festival founders – current or aspiring • Artists and producers *Plus:* • Networking drinks • DJ set from Dipak Mistry 📅 Mon 2 Nov, 5:30–9pm 📍 Loading Bay, Bradford 🎟️ Free – fully accessible Part of the Bradford and Nairobi Music Development Programme, supported by the British Council. ⏰ *FREE BUT BOOKING REQUIRED* 👉 https://bradfordculture.co.uk/event/building-a-festival/

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Loading Bay, BradfordNov 2, 2026Link

Jazz North: Northern Line

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Jazz North: Northern Line

🎷 Applications for Jazz North: Northern Line 2027–28 now open! Northern Line is an 18-month programme that helps jazz and jazz-inspired artists in the North of England scale up their live touring. It has supported 90 bands since 2013. What artists get: 💷 A cash bursary for gig fees, travel and rehearsals 🗺️ A bespoke artist development plan and 1-1 support 🎤 A paid showcase at Manchester Jazz Festival (23 May 2027) 📚 Priority access to specialist workshops Who can apply: Solo artists and bands aged 18+, based in the North West, North East or Yorkshire & Humber, who play original music and have a tour-ready live show. ⏰ DEADLINE: Mon 2nd November. 💻 Mon 12 Oct: 'Applying to Northern Line' Zoom session, 11am.

Deadline: Nov 2Link

The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation - Large Grants

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The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation - Large Grants

The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation supports people of all ages across South Yorkshire who are experiencing social or economic disadvantage. We work with organisations supporting people with disabilities and complex needs, children and young people, schools, and communities facing hardship across Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Doncaster. We can only support applications where music is at the heart of the project and where the people who will benefit are based within South Yorkshire. Grant Funding We offer two types of grants: Small Grants – up to £750 Large Grants – up to £2,000 Our Small Grants programme is open throughout the year and supports a wide range of music-based activities, projects and opportunities. Our Large Grants programme is designed for new project ideas or established projects seeking additional funding to expand their impact. As funding is limited, only a small number of Large Grants are awarded each year. We encourage applicants to carefully consider which grant programme is most appropriate before applying.

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Deadline: Nov 2Link

Sound and Music: In Motion

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Sound and Music: In Motion

🎶 Sound and Music: In Motion 2027 – Applications Open In Motion is Sound and Music's 18-month artist development programme for original music creators who are ready to deepen, expand or reimagine their practice. Up to 10 creators get support to develop a new project with a public-facing outcome. What's offered: 💷 £1,800 bursary + up to £4,000 production grant 🤝 Dedicated Creative Programme Leader, coaching & mentoring 👥 Group sessions & residential Networking Days Who can apply: UK-based creators in any genre who are 18+, not currently studying, and have been UK-resident for the last two years. Key dates: 📅 12 Oct – Access support requests 📅 19 & 20 Oct – Online Meet the Team sessions 📅 1 Apr 2027 – Programme begins (runs to Oct 2028) ⏰ DEADLINE: MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2026, 23:59 GMT Supported by Arts Council England, PRS Foundation and Creative Scotland. 👉 https://soundandmusic.org/programmes/in-motion/

Deadline: Nov 2Link

United by Bass

United by Bass

🔊 *United by Bass – Networking & Panel Event* Bradford Culture Company hosts a free industry conversation on grime, garage, bassline, house and Onja Onja (Afro House): how street-born sounds gained global recognition, and what these scenes can learn from each other in the club space. *The panel:*  Tanya Vital (chair) – Vital Culture UK, Bassline Symphony AIMEE – Bradford house DJ/producer Elijah – co-founder, Butterz Muthoni Drummer Queen – Nairobi artist, founder of Blankets & Wine Toby Egekwu (TK) – co-founder, Finesse Foreva; AIM board member *Who can attend:*  Open to all, whether or not attendees work in music. Followed by networking drinks and a DJ set. *Key details:*  📅 Tue 3 Nov 2026, 5:30pm–9pm  📍 Loading Bay, 1 Duke Street, Bradford BD1 3QR Part of the Bradford & Nairobi Music Development Programme, supported by the British Council. ⏰ *FREE – BOOKING REQUIRED* 👉 https://bradfordculture.co.uk/event/united-by-bass/

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Loading Bay, BradfordNov 3, 2026Link

Let's Make A Scene - Bradford Music Scene Networking Event

Let's Make A Scene - Bradford Music Scene Networking Event

LET'S MAKE A SCENE #7 at KCC - Bradford's newest music venue (in Shipley) GET THE GIG. FILL THE ROOM! Want more gigs? Want bigger audiences? Want to make more connections in the music industry? Bradford Music Scene is back with another Let's Make a Scene, bringing together musicians, bands, DJs, promoters, venues and music industry professionals for an evening of new connections, opportunities and practical advice! This time we're tackling two of the biggest challenges facing grassroots musicians and promoters: • HOW TO GET GIGS How do you get booked? What are promoters and venues actually looking for? How do you land support slots, approach bookers and find opportunities beyond your local area? We're bringing together people who book gigs, promote shows and perform live to share their experiences, insider tips and practical advice. • HOW TO PROMOTE GIGS You've got the gig... now how do you get people through the door? We'll explore what really works when it comes to promoting live music, selling tickets, finding new audiences and building excitement around your shows. From social media and grassroots marketing to working with venues and promoters, we'll be sharing ideas you can actually put into practice! • MEET THE PEOPLE MAKING THINGS HAPPEN We'll also have introductions, news and opportunities from Launchpad, Bradford District Music Strategy, KCC, & us, plus more to be announced Plus, our famous pass the mic - 1 minute to introduce yourself to the audience 😊 ❤️ MORE THAN JUST AN INDUSTRY EVENT Let's Make a Scene is all about bringing people together. Whether you're an established musician, just starting out, putting on gigs, working behind the scenes or simply looking to get more involved in the local music community, you're welcome! Expect: • Friendly faces and new connections • Practical advice from people working in live music • Opportunities to meet promoters and venue programmers • Industry news and opportunities • Plenty of time to chat, share ideas and make things happen! Just come along, get involved and be part of the scene! All welcome 😊

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Kirkgate Centre, ShipleyNov 3, 2026Link

Music Tutors (Various)

Music Tutors (Various)

We're Growing Our Team! 🎵 Sheffield Music Hub is delighted to be recruiting 9 new Music Tutors to join our award-winning team. As demand for our music education programmes continues to grow across the city, we're looking for passionate and experienced musicians and music educators to help inspire the next generation of young musicians. We're currently recruiting tutors in: Drums Piano / Keys Vocal / Singing Guitar Woodwind Rap & Music Production Brass These salaried roles are available between 1 and 4 days per week, depending on demand, and include a mixture of: Specialist instrumental and vocal teaching Whole-class music teaching Ensemble and group direction At Sheffield Music Hub, we are ambitious about reaching children and young people in every corner of Sheffield, creating inclusive opportunities and supporting progression at every stage of their musical journey. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and are committed to building a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve. Applications close: Tuesday 3 November Interviews: Thursday 26 & Friday 27 November Start date: January / February 2027 (subject to pre-employment checks) For information about the number of days available in each specialism, please contact Ian Naylor, Head of Music Education Sheffield at ian.naylor@sheffield.gov.uk before applying.

Sheffield Music HubSheffieldDeadline: Nov 3Link

Yorkshire Music Industry Expo

Yorkshire Music Industry Expo

Yorkshire Music Industry Expo (Yorkshire MIX) is back on Friday 6th of November in Doncaster. Delivered by Higher Rhythm through **Music Industry Yorkshire** this series of free events is designed to support access to careers in the music industry. **This Autumn edition of Y-MIX** is levelling up, moving to a bigger space in CAST performance venue, and featuring even more industry practitioners to inform and inspire by sharing their experience. Alongside practitioner panels, discussions, and a new, **demo-tape speed-date session** Y-MIX will feature a **spatial audio demo session** from remixing pioneer Paul Dakeyne, and an audience with internet celebrity and **Music YouTuber, Danny Sapko**.

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CAST, DoncasterNov 6, 2026Link

Culture Sheffield Cultural Networks Fund - Round 2

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Culture Sheffield Cultural Networks Fund - Round 2

Cultural Networks Fund Round 2 is now live ⬇️ This is a targeted grant programme designed to strengthen and support the development of Sheffield’s existing cultural networks. Collaborative leadership and delivery remains at the heart of the shared vision for Sheffield’s cultural sector, and many networks would benefit from further support to build on their progress and maximise their impact. Networks can apply for up to £4,000, and the total funding pot available is £20,000.

Deadline: Nov 6Link

Wakefield Council Culture Grants

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Wakefield Council Culture Grants

Wakefield Council Culture Grants support local creatives and communities through arts, heritage, and creativity. Small grants support up to £1,500. They are open to applications from constituted community groups, charities, CICs, and other VCSE organisations to run small creative, cultural and heritage projects and activities. Individuals and businesses are not eligible to apply.

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Deadline: Nov 9Link

Bassline Symphony® Youth Symposium

Bassline Symphony® Youth Symposium

BASSLINE SYMPHONY® YOUTH SYMPOSIUM Ages 16–25 Expression of Interest A free music and creative-careers programme for young people aged 16–25 in Bradford. Whether you already make music or are simply interested in the industry, the programme will offer opportunities to meet other young creatives, connect with music professionals and explore different routes into music. You do not need professional experience or need to be studying music to express an interest. Date: Tuesday 10 November 2026 Session: Late afternoon/evening, with final timings to be confirmed Proposed venue: Bradford Arts Centre Cost: Free Places: Up to 80 First-round deadline: 5pm, Friday 9 October 2026 ⠀ The programme is currently being finalised and is expected to include: * Honest conversations about music careers and routes into the industry * Releasing music, rights and getting paid * Networking and speed mentoring * Opportunities to meet artists and industry professionals * An open-mic or performance-sharing section Submit EOI here: https://www.basslinesymphony.com/16-25-eoi

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BradfordNov 10, 2026Link

Bradford BOOST: Meet the Mentors

Bradford BOOST: Meet the Mentors

🎶 *Bradford BOOST: Meet the Mentors* 🎶 All Star has launched Bradford BOOST, a 12-month programme for 19–30 year olds looking to break into the music industry. Delivered with industry partners and supported by Arts Council England, it offers hands-on training, professional mentoring and real work experience. *Areas covered:* 🎛️ Music Production 🔊 Live Sound & Light Engineering 🎤 Live Event Production 💼 Artist Management 📚 Music Education & Media …plus more *Launch event:* Attendees can meet professionals from across the music and creative industries and find out about the programme, the mentors and the opportunities available. Live performances, food and refreshments provided. 📅 Thursday 12th November, 4pm 📍 Bradford Arts Centre ⏰ *FREE TICKETS: BOOK NOW* 👉 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bradford-boost-meet-the-mentors-tickets-2003396465759

Bradford Arts CentreNov 12, 2026Link

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Breakthrough Weekender

🎸 *Breakthrough Weekender – Yorkshire Artist Development* Breakthrough Weekender is Higher Rhythm’s Arts Council England-funded programme backing Yorkshire artists with a team of industry pros. *What’s on offer:* * Residential recording weekend at a pro studio * Accommodation + travel expenses paid * An engineer PLUS a producer from a pool incl. Skinny Pelembe, Justin Lockey (Editors) & Dilettante * An experienced music biz mentor * Single release with wraparound marketing * Mini-festival gig, recorded for broadcast Artists keep their master rights. *Who can apply:*  Yorkshire-based artists/bands of any contemporary genre (not classical) writing and playing original music. They’ll need gigging experience, 2+ demos with some reach, a good online presence and ambition to earn a living from music. *How it works:*  7 acts are picked across 2 calls a year by an independent industry panel.

Deadline: Nov 14Link

BOOST

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BOOST

BOOST is a 12-month creative skills development programme helping young adults aged 19–30 living in Bradford District break into the music and creative industries. Delivered by Allstar and supported using public funding by Arts Council England, the programme combines practical training, one-to-one mentoring, hands-on industry experience and connections with local creative professionals. Participants can develop skills in: * Live sound and lighting engineering * Staging, rigging and live events * Music production and composition * Artist management and representation * Music education * Media and presenting Over the year, participants build real skills, expand their professional network and gain genuine industry experience to support their next steps into a creative career. For more information, contact Ross at ross@allstarents.co.uk

Deadline: Nov 14Link

Discover Creative Careers: Indie Blueprint - Launching a Multi-Genre Record Label

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Discover Creative Careers: Indie Blueprint - Launching a Multi-Genre Record Label

🎧 *Discover Creative Careers: Indie Blueprint - Launching a Multi-Genre Record Label w/ Saving Grace* Saving Grace is hosting a free virtual Insight Day for young people keen to discover the business behind the music. Delivered with Futures For All as part of Discover Creative Careers, it’s led by artist, producer and founder Savvy and the Saving Grace Music team. *What’s covered:*  How an independent label works, from finding and developing artists to producing music, designing artwork and promoting releases. Participants explore roles in A&R, production, digital marketing and artist management, plus how music supports communities. Includes live Q&A. *Who can apply:*  Ages 14–19, anywhere in the UK. No experience needed. Places are limited. *Key dates:*  ⏰ Apply To Attend Deadline: 18 November 📅 Event Date: Wed 16 December 🕙 10:00–14:00, online

Deadline: Nov 18Link

Production Futures

Production Futures

Production Futures ON TOUR is heading back to @productionparkuk 🥳 📍 Production Park, West Yorkshire 📅 Thursday 19th November 2026 If you’re curious about a career in live events, music, touring, theatre, TV, broadcast or film, this is one date you’ll want in your diary. Expect hands-on workshops, industry talks, networking, career advice and the chance to meet the people and companies shaping the future of entertainment production. Whether you’re taking your first step into the industry or looking to build on the experience you already have, Production Futures ON TOUR is designed to help you learn, connect and discover where a career behind the scenes could take you.

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Production Park, WakefieldNov 19, 2026Link

Youth Music Trailblazer Fund

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Youth Music Trailblazer Fund

The Youth Music Trailblazer Fund, supported by Arts Council England, offers grants of £2,000 to £30,000 to organisations in England to run projects for children and young people (25 or under) to make, learn and earn in music. The project should trial work or test a new way of working, sustain a grassroots programme or disrupt the status quo (or all three!). Your work must meet one of our themes: - Early years - Disabled, d/Deaf and neurodivergent young people - Youth justice system - Young people facing barriers - Young adults - Organisations and the workforce.

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Deadline: Nov 20Link

Help Musicians - Fast Track Live

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Help Musicians - Fast Track Live

Got a live opportunity too good to miss but need support to make it happen? Fast Track Live is now open. Offering up to £1,000 towards costs connected to live performance opportunities, Fast Track Live is designed to help musicians make the most of career-building moments such as tours, festivals, showcases, support slots and launch shows. Whether you're reaching new audiences, building momentum or taking the next step in your career, Fast Track Live can help you seize the opportunity. Alongside funding, successful applicants will also have access to a career clinic session, providing tailored advice and guidance to help you get the most from the opportunity and plan the next steps. Fast Track Live is a Help Musicians programme delivered with support from LIVE Trust. Be sure to check the eligibility criteria before applying.

Deadline: Nov 20Link

SXSW 2027 - Apply to Play

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SXSW 2027 - Apply to Play

South by Southwest (SXSW) is an internationally renowned annual congregation of conferences and festivals celebrating the convergence of tech, film, television, music, education, and culture Showcasing Artists are the beating heart of the SXSW Music Festival. Be part of the next wave of musicians from around the world bringing fresh sounds, new discoveries, and unforgettable live performances to stages across Austin, Texas. Showcases will take place between March 15–21st 2027

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Deadline: Nov 20Link

Record Store Day Unsigned (Breed Media)

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Record Store Day Unsigned (Breed Media)

Unsigned UK-based artists are being invited to enter #RSDUnsigned, run by Breed Media in partnership with Record Store Day UK, for the chance to have their music pressed onto 500 vinyl records. This year's competition is bigger than ever, with guest judges Jess Iszatt (BBC Radio 1), Karen Emanuel (Key Production Group) and Mark Fulton (The Vinyl Countdown, Whitchurch). To enter, artists upload a three-minute video of their music to YouTube and Instagram or TikTok using the #RSDUnsigned tag, then submit the video URL via the link in the bio. The winner could also receive a pair of Bowers & Wilkins 607 S3 bookshelf speakers, courtesy of longstanding RSD UK partner Bowers & Wilkins, plus a Marantz Stereo 70s amplifier to support their ongoing music creation journey. The closing date is Wednesday 24th November 2026.

Deadline: Nov 24Link

Sounds of Future Past: Daphne Oram Workshop at hcmf//

Sounds of Future Past: Daphne Oram Workshop at hcmf//

Yorkshire Sound Women Network and the Daphne Oram Trust are inviting participants to make music from the archive of electronic pioneer Daphne Oram (1925–2003). The Trust has curated a sample pack from Oram's own tapes (1956–74): music, sound design and spoken word from the era when she co-founded the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and set up Tower Folly, the first electronic studio founded by a woman. Led by artist Sophie Cooper, the group will explore the samples and improvise a new collective piece. No experience needed and all kit provided, though participants can bring their own. *Who can attend:* Women (cis and trans) and gender-diverse people, 18+ 📅 Thu 26 November, 7–9pm 📍 Phipps Hall, Richard Steinitz Building, University of Huddersfield 🎟️ Free

University of HuddersfieldNov 26, 2026Link

Arts Council England - Music Growth Fund (£1k - £40k)

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Arts Council England - Music Growth Fund (£1k - £40k)

The Music Growth Fund (MGF) is a new investment programme designed to support growth in new music. We define new music as original music (i.e. live performance, sound recording or musical work) recently or newly created or performed by living, UK-based artists or music creators. It is open to music festivals, music managers, music promoters, music publishers, record labels, recording studios, rehearsal spaces and grassroots music venues as well as the established sector bodies and other sector support organisations that support them. Please see the MGF Applicant Specific Guidance for further support through the Arts Council website. The Music Growth Fund is delivered through two strands: £1,000 - £40,000 and £40,001 - £100,000. The next deadline is 26th November followed by 7th January 2027.

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Deadline: Nov 26Link

Amplify Apprenticeship Programme 2027/28

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Amplify Apprenticeship Programme 2027/28

Applications are now open for the Amplify Apprenticeship Programme 2027/28, and we’re inviting AIM members to apply as employers. Grow your team and help open up paid routes into independent music, with salary support, fully funded training and practical guidance throughout. What is Amplify? Co-founded by Women in CTRL and Amazon Music, Amplify is delivered in partnership with Big Creative Education, AIM and MMF, with support from Attitude is Everything and Black Lives in Music. It is supported by Arts Council England via AIM. The programme creates paid, accredited pathways into music for young people facing structural barriers. Each employer will take on one apprentice in an entry-level administrative and operational support role for 12 months, starting by mid-May 2027. The Business Benefits: · Salary support: up to 25% of the apprentice’s 12-month salary, based on the Real Living Wage. Employers cover the remaining salary, National Insurance and pension contributions. · Fully funded training: Big Creative Education delivers a Level 3 accredited qualification, funded through Amazon Music’s apprenticeship levy at no training cost to the employer. · Practical support: recruitment, onboarding, funded HR support, mentoring and regular apprentice check-ins. Eligible businesses can also apply to Music Growth Fund Round 3 for an additional source of salary support. See the FAQs or contact mollie@womeninctrl.com for more information. Is Your Business Eligible? Applications are open to independent music businesses across recording, management and live music, including AIM members and non-members. Businesses can be based anywhere in the UK but must have a base or regular presence in England, where the apprentice must spend at least half their working hours. Employers must commit to inclusive practice and provide a dedicated line manager for 12 months. The Key dates for the scheme are as follows: · Applications open: 15 October 2026. · Employer webinar and Q&A: 29 October 2026 – sign up here. · Application deadline: 11:59pm, Thursday 26 November 2026. · Outcomes announced: 18 February 2027. · Apprentice recruitment opens in the new year, with apprentices in post by mid-May 2027.

Deadline: Nov 26Link

Schools and Community Groups Awards

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Schools and Community Groups Awards

Schools and Community Groups Invited to Apply for Music for All Awards (UK) Music for All has opened Round 4 of its Schools and Community Groups Awards, offering instruments, software and grants to support music-making in disadvantaged and marginalised communities across the UK. Music for All is a UK charity working to improve access to music making. Awards include up to 12 acoustic guitars, 30 ukuleles, 30 pBuzz instruments, five electro-acoustic or electro-classical guitars, and music software. Groups working with children aged 0–4 can apply for grants of up to £1,500. Key highlights: • UK not-for-profit schools, educational establishments and community groups can apply. • Most categories target deprived or marginalised communities. • Applicants must demonstrate barriers to music making. • Retrospective costs are not supported. Applications are made online. Decisions are expected around three months after the deadline. The deadline for applications is 30th November 2026.

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Deadline: Nov 30Link

Jägermeister's SAVE THE NIGHT Fund

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Jägermeister's SAVE THE NIGHT Fund

**Jägermeister's SAVE THE NIGHT Fund 2026 is open** Jägermeister is putting €156,000 into nightlife projects that create lasting change. The money will be split between one or more winners, depending on each project's scope and needs. **What it funds** Programmes, events and venues that go beyond a single night. One-off parties and projects that only want cash sponsorship are not eligible. **Focus areas** Diversity, accessibility, community, safety, environmental sustainability and responsible consumption. Projects do not need to involve alcohol, and alcohol-free ideas are welcome. **Who can apply** Individuals, collectives and organisations aged 21+, anywhere in the world. Applicants must show they can deliver, and projects should be realistic for a 2027 launch. Previous winners are excluded, and party-political projects are not supported. **Deadline: 1 December, 23:59 CET** Each applicant can submit only once, so starting early is encouraged. https://eu.jagermeister.com/pages/save-the-night-fund

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Deadline: Dec 1Link

The Key Club - DJs

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The Key Club - DJs

🎧 *The Key Club Leeds is Recruiting DJs* 📣 The Key Club is looking for new DJs to join its roster. The venue wants enthusiastic, experienced DJs who know its club nights and can cover a wide range of genres. *Who can apply:* Experienced DJs familiar with The Key Club's nights. Owning your own equipment is a bonus. *How to apply:* Applicants should send a CV and 3 example playlists for any of the club's nights of their choosing. ⏰ *APPLICATIONS OPEN NOW* 👉 info@thekeyclubleeds.com

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Deadline: Dec 1Link

Youth Music's Recharge Fund: Racial Equity

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Youth Music's Recharge Fund: Racial Equity

Youth Music's Recharge Fund: Racial Equity is now open for application Black and Global Majority creatives make huge cultural and economic contributions, yet continue to face systemic barriers in the very sectors they've helped shape. This fund aims to tackle these inequalities by investing in the resilience, development and wellbeing of organisations led by communities experiencing racial injustice. The fund offers up to £120,000 in core funding over four years to organisations working with children and young people across England, prioritising areas where investment and opportunities are limited. **Applications close:** Friday 4 December at 5pm 🔗 Find out more: https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/funding/recharge-fund-racial-equity

Deadline: Dec 4Link

Arts Council England National Portfolio Investment Programme 2028–33.

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Arts Council England National Portfolio Investment Programme 2028–33.

Arts Council England National Portfolio Investment Programme 2028–33. ACE has now opened its Applicant Hub for the National Portfolio Investment Programme 2028–33. Arts organisations, museums and libraries can apply for five years of funding, from 1 April 2028 to 31 March 2033, with a minimum request of £50,000 per year. Applications open on 20 October 2026 and close on 15 December 2026, and decisions are due in July 2027. Organisations can apply for work that engages the public directly, supports the wider cultural sector, or both. The process has been simplified from previous rounds and the process will draw on community voices and local experts to inform its decisions. Applicants are advised to read the Applicant Guidance first, attend one of the October webinars, and begin drafting answers using the offline Word application form. More information: https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/NationalPortfolio28

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Deadline: Dec 15Link

Kickstarter Culture Fund

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Kickstarter Culture Fund

The Kickstarter Culture Fund is a $1 million fund supporting independent creators in Arts, Fashion, Film, and Music through contributions to their Kickstarter campaigns.   The fund marks Kickstarter's first direct investment in creative ideas, fueling the power of belief with meaningful financial support. Selected recipients will receive: - A direct pledge to their live Kickstarter campaign. Pledge amounts will vary based on the project and level of support needed. - Promotional support across Kickstarter's owned and operated channels, subject to editorial review. - Recipients with particularly boundary-pushing work may also receive additional campaign guidance and promotional support. Eligibility : - Projects must be in one of the following categories: Art, Photography, Dance, Theater, Film, Fashion, or Music. - Your Kickstarter campaign status must be live or in draft (with at least a main image and description). - Projects must launch before or on December 31, 2026. Applying to the Kickstarter Culture Fund is simple. Prepare your Kickstarter project. To apply, your project must be in draft or live. Find out more and apply: https://landing.kickstarter.com/culture-fund

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Deadline: Dec 31Link

The Longest Day Festival - Apply To Play

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The Longest Day Festival - Apply To Play

The Longest Day Festival is a full day event set for June 26th 2027. A totally unique grassroots event taking place in 5 venues with 6 amazing performance areas showcasing over 27 artists during the course of one day. Our venues comprise of small intimate indoor spaces, fantastic outside areas and large purpose built event spaces taking hundreds of event guests. Taking place in Cleckheaton, a town already regarded for its past music and artistic heritage, and using many of the town existing venues and performance areas, we aim to provide a mix of music and art that will be sure to entertain. If you are an artist of performer and you want to be a part of our grassroots festival, please register your details on the form and someone will be in touch.

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Deadline: Jan 31Link

The Great Escape - Apply To Play

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The Great Escape - Apply To Play

Want to play The Great Escape next May? Applications are officially open to emerging artists from across the world, across all genres. Taking over the city of Brighton every May, The Great Escape is the world’s leading new music festival for discovery, bringing together 450+ emerging artists from around the world across 30+ walkable venues, alongside a globally respected music industry conference. Taking placefrom 12th to 15th May Applications will remain open until 15th February 2027. https://greatescapefestival.com/apply-to-play/

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Deadline: Feb 15Link

Production Office Assistant

Production Office Assistant

🎛️ *Job: Production Office Assistant – Axiom Events* Axiom Events, a leading event production and rental company supplying lighting, video, audio, rigging and staging across the UK, is hiring a Production Office Assistant in Leeds. *The role:*  The postholder links the Projects team, crew and warehouse: booking technicians, co-ordinating transport and crew travel, sourcing sub-hire kit, supporting schedules and RAMS, and running the hire desk. *The package:* 💷 £27,040 a year, permanent full-time 🕘 40 hrs/week, 9:00–17:00, occasional evenings/weekends with overtime 🌴 28 days' holiday *Who can apply:*  It's entry-level with full training and a fast track into production management, so no industry experience is needed. Applicants need a full UK driving licence, strong Excel/Google Sheets skills and a flexible, can-do attitude. 📅 Applications opened 19 Oct 2026 ⏰ *NO CLOSING DATE LISTED – APPLY EARLY* 👉 https://axiomevents.co.uk/about/jobs/prod-assistant/

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Northern Music Export Office International Professional Programme

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Northern Music Export Office International Professional Programme

Northern Music Export Office International Professional Programme The International Professional Programme invests in music industry professionals and music businesses based in the North East, Tees Valley, and West Yorkshire. Offering investments of up to £5,000, the programme supports attendance at major global conferences, trade missions, songwriting camps, and international business development trips. The International Professional Programme directly supports Northern music businesses like managers, publishers, labels, and agents unlock new commercial revenue, sign international talent, build global networks, and bring long term economic value back to the North. Recipients also benefit from NMEO’s direct advocacy, matchmaking, trade delegations and international network building. **What the Programme Supports** * Attendance at significant global music conferences, showcase festivals, and trade events e.g., Reeperbahn, SXSW, ADE and Eurosonic. * Targeted, business-to-business trade missions and international market meetings with demonstrated commercial potential. ⠀**Eligible Costs** * Delegate passes and conference registration fees. * International travel and transport. * Accommodation. * Visas and entry documentation. ⠀**Key Application Criteria** * **Regional Eligibility:** Open to music businesses and independent professionals based in the North East, Tees Valley, or West Yorkshire. * **Robust Business Case:** Applicants must provide clear commercial objectives, evidence of pre-arranged meetings, business targets, and a realistic strategy for return on investment. Applications are open on year round https://generator.org.uk/northernmusicexportoffice/international-professional-grant

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Northern Music Export Office International Artist Programme

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Northern Music Export Office International Artist Programme

Northern Music Export Office has now launched it’s International Artist Programme and Northern Sound callout, including Specific opportunities to perform at SXSW Austin (USA) and Cuew (Japan) International Artist Programme (IAP) - for artists who have already lined up international activity. It supports showcase appearances and multi-date international tours where dates are confirmed or close to it with upto £10k funding.. Eligible costs include travel, accommodation and subsistence, visas and carnets, freight for instruments, backline and merchandise, and core touring personnel such as sound engineers or tour managers. Northern Sound is NMEO's flagship showcase programme, which creates dedicated Northern stages at major international industry events such as SXSW, The Great Escape, M for Montreal, CUEW Japan and Reeperbahn. Selected artists receive up to £10,000 towards travel and production costs (flights, transport, accommodation, subsistence, visas and work authorisations, instrument freight and backline). IAP accepts applications year round, while Northern Sound deadlines are specific to showcases. Find out more at: https://generator.org.uk/northernmusicexportoffice

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Hallamshire Hotel, Sheffield - Apply To Play

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Hallamshire Hotel, Sheffield - Apply To Play

Hallamshire Hotel, Sheffield have launched an Apply To Play for artists looking to play the venue. The form is for **local and touring bands** alike. “Please do submit your information even if you've played a show with us before. Please note that we're a small team that receive a lot of applications every week and as such it's often not possible to respond immediately. We'll be in touch when we have a show that suits you!”

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The Sesh - Apply To Play

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The Sesh - Apply To Play

The Sesh is always looking for new artists to play their free Tuesday night shows at Polar Bear Music Club! It's a chance to get in front of a great crowd, meet other musicians and be part of one of Hull's longest-running grassroots music nights! Artists including Getdown Services, BDRMM, Chiedu Oraka, Divorce and The Paddingtons all played The Sesh early on, and many acts go on to perform at Humber Street Sesh too! If that sounds like your kind of night, apply below

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The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation - Small Grants

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The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation - Small Grants

The Sarah Nulty Power of Music Foundation supports people of all ages across South Yorkshire who are experiencing social or economic disadvantage. We work with organisations supporting people with disabilities and complex needs, children and young people, schools, and communities facing hardship across Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Doncaster. We can only support applications where music is at the heart of the project and where the people who will benefit are based within South Yorkshire. Grant Funding We offer two types of grants: Small Grants – up to £750 Large Grants – up to £2,000 Our Small Grants programme is open throughout the year and supports a wide range of music-based activities, projects and opportunities. Our Large Grants programme is designed for new project ideas or established projects seeking additional funding to expand their impact. As funding is limited, only a small number of Large Grants are awarded each year. We encourage applicants to carefully consider which grant programme is most appropriate before applying. There is also a Large Grants programme which opens in windows throughout the year.

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Futuresound Group Promotional Team

Futuresound Group are looking for enthusiastic and outgoing individuals with a passion for live music & events to join their promotional team! Job responsibilities include distributing marketing materials, representing the brand, and assisting with further campaign tasks. This role is suitable for someone looking for flexible, casual hours to help to gain experience working in marketing, promotions and events. Apply here: https://forms.gle/GQXa6W9gCcuSCTYeA

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Futuresound - Apply To Play

Futuresound Events organises and promotes Gigs and Festivals across Yorkshire and further afield . If you are an Artist creating original music and would like to perform on one of our shows, please use this form to register your interest. Payment will be offered for all performances.

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Arts Council England - Project Grants

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Arts Council England - Project Grants

National Lottery Project Grants is Arts Council England's open access programme for arts, libraries and museums projects. The fund supports thousands of individual practitioners, community and cultural organisations The program supports individuals, organizations, and community groups, with a focus on grassroots music, collections, and cultural initiatives. It is a permanent, rolling fund supporting creative development. Project Grants is always open for applications between £1,000 and £100,000.

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first direct bank arena - Casual Venue Hosts

first direct bank arena are hiring for Casual Venue Hosts. The Venue Host plays a vital role in creating a positive first and lasting impression for all guests visiting the **first direct bank arena**. As the face of the venue, this role is responsible for meeting and greeting guests both outside and inside, ensuring every visitor receives a warm, friendly and professional welcome. The postholder will deliver exceptional customer service at all times, helping to create an inclusive, safe and enjoyable environment that enhances the overall guest experience. **first direct bank arena**, Leeds is the largest indoor entertainment venue in Yorkshire. The venue hosts approximately 100 events per year covering everything from exhibitions to national touring shows including stand-up comedy, live music and a wide variety of entertainment events. Find out more and apply here: https://eujobs.legendsglobal.com/jobs/7447041-casual-venue-host

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Live Event Crew

WE'RE HIRING EVENTS CREW/TELE OPS!🦋🦋🦋 As Festival season draws closer, we are looking for more passionate & enthusiastic freelancers to join our books! ⭐👀 We'll be on site as early as June and we hope to see you there! The Music Consortium was founded in 2011 with the purpose of raising the standard of live event crew and production services in the Live Events Industry. Since then the TMC Butterfly has become synonymous with high quality live event crew and production services, and you will see it on event sites across the UK and Ireland. See our Event History below for more information about our work.

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Apply To Play - Not A Thing, Leeds

Not A Thing say: "We want people to play our nights who really want to play, and who’ll do the shared work to bring people down." "In 2026, we’ve moved from different sign up forms for different nights, to a single shared sign up for, for ease. Submissions to this form are shared between multiple DIY promoters in Leeds – click through to see the list!"

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Apply To Play - Grayston Unity, Halifax

Applications now open to play at The Grayston Unity in Halifax

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Launchpad Online Advice Sessions

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Launchpad Online Advice Sessions

Launchpad offers one to one Online Advice Sessions to emerging artists and music industry professionals across Yorkshire. To book a session - please complete the form on this page with details of your enquiry. Before accessing a session, check out our advice portal for a list of opportunities and a range of articles to support you. These sessions are useful if you’re looking for advice on: - Releasing your first single - Taking the next step in your career - Creating and implementing a release plan & more - Opportunities, and funding that may be available to you

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Launchpad+

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Launchpad+

Supporting artists, managers and labels to release their music effectively and maximise their royalty collection. If you are release-ready, we can support you to: - Distribute your music, ensuring your release strategy is optimised for best success with effective pitch management. - Collect all you publishing income from streaming, live performances and radio play as well as pitch for sync opportunities on film, TV, games and adverts. - Collect all your neighbouring rights from radio play and other public performance.

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