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The St Annes Library will host a forthcoming session on 25 February 2027 where the Lancashire Music Association gathers professionals and enthusiasts to explore opportunities within the county's music sector. Attendees are invited to consider developing their own musical projects or investigating careers that contribute to the region's creative industry. The gathering offers a platform for those working in music to connect and discuss the evolution of the local landscape. Entry details are available on the official website.
Are you interested in a music-related career, developing your own music projects, or already working in the music sector?
Join Lancashire Music Association for Music Careers & Building Lancashire's Music Sector: LMA On Tour - a free interactive session exploring how to navigate the music industry, build sustainable activity and connect with wider opportunities across Lancashire.
You'll explore practical approaches to:
Putting on and promoting music events
Releasing and promoting music
Building audiences
Developing music-related careers and projects
Making connections and finding follow-up support
Lancashire Music Association has been gathering insight, listening to music people across the county and identifying the kinds of support that artists, musicians, promoters, event organisers, venues and emerging professionals are looking for. This session is part of our response to those conversations.
The session will explore three connected themes:
1.Building a stronger music ecology and sustainable music careers
We will look at how a functioning local music ecology depends on people, places, scenes, networks and opportunities. This will include discussion around different music-related roles, the value of collaboration, combining creativity with management and planning, and how music people can develop versatile, resilient and sustainable careers in Lancashire.
2. Developing event culture and growing audiences
We will explore how more quality music events can help build local audiences, create opportunities for artists and strengthen the wider music scene. This will include how to approach running and promoting music events, taking music to the public and thinking practically about building audiences.
3. Digital DIY, releasing music and building online activity
Music industry executive Ramin Bostan will cover digital DIY approaches, releasing music, setting up a digital record label and using online tools to support music projects and careers.
The session will be led by Music Industry Advisor Tony Rigg, founder of Lancashire Music Association, who works across the music sector, music education, live music, music business, research and cultural development.
There will also be opportunities to ask questions, make connections and meet like-minded music people. Where people want to take ideas further, Lancashire Music Association will create opportunities for follow-up one-to-one advice and clinics.
This is also an opportunity to connect with Lancashire Music Association, share your perspective and help shape future music development in your town and across Lancashire.
This session is suitable for artists, musicians, producers, promoters, managers, event organisers, students, young creatives, venue people, educators and anyone interested in developing music activity locally.
Recommended for ages 16+. Under 18s are welcome. Under 16s should be accompanied by a parent, carer or responsible adult.
Join the conversation. Build your network. Explore your next steps in music.
Free entry - booking required.
Become a Lancashire Music Association Member for FREE @ www.lancashiremusic.org
Supported by Lancashire County Council, Arts Council England, Arts Lancashire and Lancashire Music Hub.
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Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector takes place on Thursday, 25 February 2027 at 16:00.
Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector is held at St Annes Library in Blackpool (254 Clifton Dr, Lytham St Annes, FY8 1NR).
Yes — hotels within walking distance of St Annes Library can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector can be booked via Skiddle using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The St Annes Library will host a forthcoming session on 25 February 2027 where the Lancashire Music Association gathers professionals and enthusiasts to explore opportunities within the county's music sector. Attendees are invited to consider developing their own musical projects or investigating careers that contribute to the region's creative industry. The gathering offers a platform for those working in music to connect and discuss the evolution of the local landscape. Entry details are available on the official website.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Are you interested in a music-related career, developing your own music projects, or already working in the music sector?
Join Lancashire Music Association for Music Careers & Building Lancashire's Music Sector: LMA On Tour - a free interactive session exploring how to navigate the music industry, build sustainable activity and connect with wider opportunities across Lancashire.
You'll explore practical approaches to:
Putting on and promoting music events
Releasing and promoting music
Building audiences
Developing music-related careers and projects
Making connections and finding follow-up support
Lancashire Music Association has been gathering insight, listening to music people across the county and identifying the kinds of support that artists, musicians, promoters, event organisers, venues and emerging professionals are looking for. This session is part of our response to those conversations.
The session will explore three connected themes:
1.Building a stronger music ecology and sustainable music careers
We will look at how a functioning local music ecology depends on people, places, scenes, networks and opportunities. This will include discussion around different music-related roles, the value of collaboration, combining creativity with management and planning, and how music people can develop versatile, resilient and sustainable careers in Lancashire.
2. Developing event culture and growing audiences
We will explore how more quality music events can help build local audiences, create opportunities for artists and strengthen the wider music scene. This will include how to approach running and promoting music events, taking music to the public and thinking practically about building audiences.
3. Digital DIY, releasing music and building online activity
Music industry executive Ramin Bostan will cover digital DIY approaches, releasing music, setting up a digital record label and using online tools to support music projects and careers.
The session will be led by Music Industry Advisor Tony Rigg, founder of Lancashire Music Association, who works across the music sector, music education, live music, music business, research and cultural development.
There will also be opportunities to ask questions, make connections and meet like-minded music people. Where people want to take ideas further, Lancashire Music Association will create opportunities for follow-up one-to-one advice and clinics.
This is also an opportunity to connect with Lancashire Music Association, share your perspective and help shape future music development in your town and across Lancashire.
This session is suitable for artists, musicians, producers, promoters, managers, event organisers, students, young creatives, venue people, educators and anyone interested in developing music activity locally.
Recommended for ages 16+. Under 18s are welcome. Under 16s should be accompanied by a parent, carer or responsible adult.
Join the conversation. Build your network. Explore your next steps in music.
Free entry - booking required.
Become a Lancashire Music Association Member for FREE @ www.lancashiremusic.org
Supported by Lancashire County Council, Arts Council England, Arts Lancashire and Lancashire Music Hub.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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When is Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector?
Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector takes place on Thursday, 25 February 2027 at 16:00.
Where is Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector taking place?
Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector is held at St Annes Library in Blackpool (254 Clifton Dr, Lytham St Annes, FY8 1NR).
Is there anywhere to stay near Developing Music Careers & Lancashire's Music Sector?
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