Music business seminars provide you with the opportunity to expand
your knowledge and skills and also helps you connect with other people
in the business.
Business is about relationships so these events are
well worth the time and money you spend to attend.
You'll find 6 good ways to track down seminars, conventions and other music business events in your area on the page below.
1 - Use The Press...
Weekly and daily local newspapers and magazines publish articles
and ads for music seminars and conventions. Grab a few of the latest
issues and scan them for events which tickle your musical fancy.
2 - Contact Colleges and Universities...
Local educational institutions, especially music schools and
colleges, may host or know of music business seminars. Check their
websites for contact details and phone them up!
3 - Ask Music Organizations...
Music organizations often host or sponsor events so they can be a
great way to discover events in your area. A good place on the Web to
find these organizations in your area or field of speciality is the Open Directory Project site.
4 - Hit the Search Engines...
Twitter Search, Google, Yahoo or Bing it. Search for "music
business seminar [insert your city]" or "music convention [insert your
city]" and variations. Enough said!
5 - Scan Music Business News Sites...
Music business news sites often keep calendars of important events in the business. Two fine examples are...
6 - Ask People In The Business.
Musicians, producers, engineers, promoters, publishers, booking
agents, music journalists, radio hosts and music bloggers are all good
people to ask about upcoming events or seminars.
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