The UK’s Brighton Music Conference (BMC) recently confirmed its 2016 two-day event will take place at the Brighton Dome on Thursday 14 April and Friday 15 April 2016. Following the apparent huge success of BMC 2015, which saw the number of professional delegates increase by over 30% and its Academy programme enjoy capacity audiences, the conference returns to its original April schedule, which was moved in 2015 due to availability of the exhibition centre.
Brighton Music Conference has also added new members to its Advisory Board including Toolroom Records, Russ Yallop, Prok & Fitch, Timo Garcia and Believe Digital as well as continuing members Beatport, Mobilee, DJ Magazine, Native Instruments, Funktion One and Shogun to name a few.
Aimed at industry professionals, students and the next generation of creative and business talent, BMC 2015 welcomed representatives from YouTube, BPI, Kiss, Beatport, DJ Mag, Music Week, Kobalt, Defected Records, Coda, Ibiza Rocks, Back To Basics, Native Instruments, Involved management, Dave Clarke, BBC Radio 1/BBC 1Xtra, Ableton, AFEM, Novation, Hospital Records, Icicle, Robert Owens, Mobilee, BIMM, Point Blank, PRS For Music, PPL, AIM, MPA, Access to Music, Youth Music, SoundCity Brighton & Hove, and many more.
Highlights from the 2015 event’s BMC Professional programme, which included partners AFEM, BPI, MPA and Beatport, were the BMC
Keynote ‘Protecting the Dance Floor’, hosted by AFEM CEO Mark Lawrence and featuring Stuart Knight, Director of Toolroom Records, and the NTIA’s chairman, Alan D Miller; Beatport’s UK label
seminar, The Big Stream Debate; and Innovation / Inspiration: new revenue streams.
Click the link for more info: www.brightonmusicconference.co.uk
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