Gigbeth 2008 Reviewed on Twitter
November 9, 2008
Dufus USA gig update November 2008
November 8, 2008
Sunday, Nov. 9 Pete’s Candy Store (Seth Faergolzia Solo!), Brooklyn, NY
Nov 11/12 Recording sessions in Brooklyn (write if you’d like to be involved!)
Thursday, Nov. 13 Death by Audio, Brooklyn, NY
Friday, Nov. 14 Meattown, New Brunswick, NJ
Saturday, Nov 15 32 North Street, Binghamton, NYsome other shows…
Tuesday, Nov. 25 Bugjar, Rochester, NY
Thursdsay Dec. 4 Knitting Factory, NYC
Friday Jan. 9 The Mez, Rochester, NY
www.dufus.tv
www.myspace.com/dufus
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The Music Network Meeting 4pm, 27th November 2008 at Birmingham TIC
November 4, 2008
The Music Network organises a NETWORKING EVENT
on the last Thursday of each month, 4-6pm
at The BCU Technology and Innovation Centre(TIC), Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG. (directions/info tel: 08712 262725)
The next meeting is open to all on Thursday 27th November 4pm til 6pm at The TIC, Birmingham.
The Birmingham branch of Musicians Union will be supplying luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks lot too. Come and talk about music and what you’re up to and meet some new people, you know it makes sense.
The Music Network organises the meeting for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits and some quality entertainment…you are all invited.
Thursday 30th October 2008 - 4.00pm until 6pm The Music Network
October 27, 2008
Thursday 30th October 2008 - Birmingham City University, Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham B4 7XG
4.00pm until 6pm The Music Network
Network with other music businesses, talk about what you’re up to in music and meet some new people. The Music Network organises the meeting for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits…you are all invited. The Birmingham branch of Musicians Union will be supplying luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks lot too. http://www.birminghammusicnetwork.com
6.00pm until 10.00pm
POGUS CAESAR: Past, Present, Futuristic
BIRMINGHAM VISUAL ARTIST POGUS CAESAR PRESENTS HIS EXTENSIVE WORK IN FILM AND TELEVISION AT THIS MONTH’S CREATIVE NETWORKS EVENT
Creative Networks in association with the Black International Film Festival presents a special showcase event for the
award winning Birmingham based filmmaker and photographer Pogus Caesar on Thursday 30th October, 6.00pm - 10.00pm.
‘POGUS CAESAR: Past, Present, Futuristic’ will include a screening of selected highlights from Caesar’s award winning career, including work produced and directed for Central Television, BBC, Channel 4 and Carlton Television.
Pogus will also be in conversation with Roger Shannon, Professor of Film & Television at Edge Hill University, who will
discuss Caesar’s inspirations, travels and experiences during his 30-year career. This event is free and forms part of the Black International Film Festival which runs from October 29th until November 2nd.
To join us for this FREE event, please email creative.networks@tic.ac.uk or call Dave Taylor on 0121 331 5400 or
07989 498 550. Alternatively, register online at www.creativenetworksonline.com
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The Music Network Meeting 4pm, 30th October 2008 at Birmingham TIC
October 24, 2008
The Music Network organises a NETWORKING EVENT on the last Thursday of each month, 4-6pm at The BCU Technology and Innovation Centre(TIC), Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG. (directions/info tel: 08712 262725)
The next meeting is open to all on Thursday 30th October 4pm til 6pm at The TIC, Birmingham.
The Birmingham branch of Musicians Union will be supplying luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks lot too. Come and talk about music and what you’re up to and meet some new people, you know it makes sense.
The Music Network organises the meeting for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits and some quality entertainment…you are all invited.
September 2008 Music Network minutes
October 9, 2008
The Music Network
25th September
TIC, Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham
Attendees
Andy Derrick -Midlands Regional Officer for the Musicians’ Union andy.derrick@musiciansunion.org.uk www.musiciansunion.org.uk
Lyndsey Hardiman - Midlands Regional Administrator for the Musicians’ Union lyndsey.hardiman@musiciansunion.org.uk
Dave Ewer - Creative Communications lowerarchy@msn.com www.birminghamwords.co.uk
Cameron Morgan - Student from South Birmingham College purebreed69@live.co.uk
Abi Seabrook - Singer and workshop leader abigail.seabrook@hotmail.com
Bob Ubki - Singer/songwriter and project leader bobubki@aol.com
Simon Howes - Hardware developer and acoustic engineer simon.howes.mobile@gogglemail.com
Robert Lane - Singer/songwriter and guitar teacher rlane110@hotmail.com www.robertlanemusic.co.uk
Emma Nouriel - Head of Music from Scratch radio emma.nouriel@scratchradio.co.uk www.scratchradio.co.uk
Justin Stainton - Head of New Music from Scratch radio justin.stainton@scratchradio.co.uk www.scratchradio.co.uk
Pete Rhead - Video producer from Musoplex pjrhead@yahoo.com www.musoplex.com
Andy Blakemore - from Creative Launchpad a.blakemore@creativelaunchpad.co.uk
Perminder - Singer for Asian films
Clare Edward - Gigbeth www.gigbeth.com
Angela Wilson - Singer/songwriter angellacorrina@yahoo.com
Emma Seel - Singer/songwriter karmicenergy3@goony.com
Dave Withney - Owner of the Roadhouse venue in Stirchley theroadhouse@klminternet.co.uk
www.roadhousevenue.co.uk
Apologies - Mark Sampson (in Norway)
Introduction
Andy Derrick introduced how the Birmingham Music Network works and that it was a support network for musicians.
1. Lyndsey Hardiman asked if any of the attendees had come across pay to play in any local venues.
Abi Seabrook said she had heard of venues that make the band buy an amount of tickets.
Bob Ubki said that Rich Bitch studios wanted bands to pay for hire of the room for invited guests.
Andy Derrick voiced the opinion that pay to play takes away artists choice and is very narrow minded thinking.
A discussion ensued of what opportunities are available for Birmingham bands.
2. Andy Derrick asked the attendees if they were aware of Surface Unsigned and what their thoughts on it were.
It was mentioned that on certain websites and blogs there is a general negative feeling. There is a rumour that it is pay to play and that bands are required to sell a certain amount of tickets.
Robert Lane asked for people’s opinions on competitive gigs
Abi felt that even if it was competitive it was just another gig that would raise your bands profile although she would never pay to enter one. Also that a bit of competition is a healthy thing.
3. Bob Euby is looking to get Bhangra footage edited and put together and asked if anyone could help.
Andy recommended musoplex and Pete offered to help.
4. Dave Ewer who is a student at Birmingham College University has taken over Birmingham Words which is a local website whose funding has been taken over by the University. He wants to find creative people in the following areas, music, film and fiction writing.
The website is going to be re-launched over the next few months and they are hoping to bring out a quarterly magazine. He is hoping to feature and showcase people, also to promote Birmingham.
Simon Howes recommended that he spoke to Andrew Dubber and Paul Bradshaw both of which work in the Media School. Also that he speaks to Paul Brushwood who is a Creative teacher in the college.
5. Pete Rhead spoke about his work at the studio Musoplex which can do everything for a musician from videos and photos to recording etc.
Andy spoke about the workshop that is happening at Musoplex on Thursday 9th October entitled ‘Everything you need to know about the music business’.
6. Andy Blakemore talked about Creative Launchpad which helps people in the creative sector and is free of charge. It can assist people to put together a business plan. He offered his availability to help anyone that wanted to chat.
7. Perminder who is a singer for Asian and English film is looking for finance for films. He spoke about his work to date and the fact that it is a very specific art form and difficult to do.
8. Justin from Scratch Radio which is a student and community station that is trying to reflect what goes on in Birmingham. They want to connect with people that are passionate about music and are willing to get involved. Examples of way that people can get involved are interviewing bands and artists and going to gigs and reviewing them. They are offering training to anyone that is interested in getting involved. The radio station is based at the Perry Barr Campus and is going live in January 2009. studio@scratchradio.co.uk
9. Clare Edwards came to speak about Gigbeth which is running in conjuction with Music Live. The headlining acts are the Guillemots and the Sugar Hill Gang plus lots of local bands. There will be a conference at the Radisson Hotel on the 6th November. Gigbeth has three stands of thought music education, how to promote your music better and music law and IP. Clare offered to have interviewers from Scratch Radio. Tickets are available from ticketseller.com and at Rooty Frooty’s and also from 0844 8883 883. www.gigbeth.com
The Music Network Meeting 4pm, 25th September 2008 at Birmingham TIC
September 18, 2008
The Music Network organises a NETWORKING EVENT on the last Thursday of each month, 4-6pm at The BCU Technology and Innovation Centre(TIC), Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG. (directions/info tel: 08712 262725)
The next meeting is open to all on Thursday 25th September 4pm til 6pm at The TIC, Birmingham.
The Birmingham branch of Musicians Union will be supplying luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks lot too. Come and talk about music and what you’re up to and meet some new people, you know it makes sense.
The Music Network organises the meeting for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits and some quality entertainment…you are all invited.
Radio To Go podcast
September 6, 2008
Hurrah! A new Radio To Go podcast.
The latest is devoted to the September Project X Presents! I’m referring you to the PXP, cos this rather fab event is really difficult to put into words - you kind of have to be there. Of course, it helps if you’re in Birmingham. On September 13th. At BUSK on Gough St. Get your tickets now, off the website. or at Jibbering.
This ‘cast has 360, Lil Miss Vix Buzzfox, Rich Batsford, Arc Vel, Loopz and Cellardoor.
Radio To Go Podcasts normally surface, work permitting, about once every month… although for some unaccountable reason, it’s taken me nine months to get this one up. They are devoted to the stunning wealth of terrific music coming out of Birmingham and the West Midlands in the UK. Find them at feedburner and iTunes.
More details at http://radiotogo.blogspot.com/
Project X Presents Sept 13th 2008
September 6, 2008
Greetings Citizens of the Future!
You are cordially invited to the one and only performance of our unique Project X Presents event
Saturday, September 13th, 8pm
Tickets - £10
BUSK, Gough Street, Birmingham, B1 1HN
Concerned that the UK has more than 20% of the world’s CCTV Cameras? Worried for the wellbeing of a nation addicted to television? Concerned your bank details have just been sold on ebay? Come explore some Orwellian themes with us and see if things will turn out alright in the end.
Join us on this entertaining journey of music and spoken word, spread across three stages with you in the middle of it all, loving every second. The continual mix of exciting and beguiling sounds will combine with theatre performers, set designers, dancers, poets, stand ups and a whole team of VJs - each adding their unique style to the mix.
Some of the acts appearing are:
A frenetic concoction of Electro and BreakBeat executed with fearsome Punk Rock energy. SUBSOURCE are PUNKBREAKS. Subsource serve frenzied sermons of primeval beats and their live shows are controlled collisions of musical sub genres.
one of Birmingham biggest bands - a fantastic 8 piece fusion of ska, funk, reggae and all things good and all things Birmingham.
possibly the best and most challenging comic in the UK today - provocative, bold and piercingly perceptive. Triple Perrier Nominee.
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Free Control |
Cellardoor |
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DJ Marc Reck |
Rich Batsford |
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Lil Ms Vix Buzzfox |
Mixmaster Morris |
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Aa’shiq al Rasul |
Khalgani |
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Arc Vel |
Shana Tova |
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Loopz |
Iain Armstrong |
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VJ Chromatouch |
and much, much more! |
Our smaller room offers a chilled selection of beats, bleeps, lounge and glitches and our Object X crew have produced a tantalising array of of weird and wonderful pieces to enjoy - interactive toys for the curious!
The venue, BUSK is a superb new venue in Birmingham City Centre (Gough St, near the Mailbox) plays host to this great new production - a carefully sequenced evening where many performers combine to present a seamless whole of sound, light and interaction
… an “omnimedia experience”.
You can buy your tickets right now online or by phone, or in person at Moseley’s Jibbering Records, or just rock up and get them on the door.
This event thrives on word of mouth, and no one gets paid - we do it all for the love - so please pass this email on to your friends - spread the joy!
You can find us on Facebook and Myspace if you’d like to be friends 
Featured here are a few of the amazing acts taking part on Saturday 13th September from 8pm. For lots more information, do visit our shiny new website http://www.projectxpresents.com/
Doors open at 8pm
Saturday September 13th
please arrive early to experience
the whole journey.
Big love
Project X Presents
Xx
email: info@projectxpresents.com
web: http://www.projectxpresents.com/
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THE GLEE CLUB, BIRMINGHAM
September 6, 2008
The Midlands’ premier live comedy & music venue
0871 472 0400 www.glee.co.uk | +18
We hope you’ve enjoyed the summertime and can draw further pleasure in reading our autumn live music listings. Some of the imminent highlights include.
TUE 09 SEP
GEMMA HAYES
Gemma’s new album ‘Hollow Of Morning’ is out now and follows her Mercury Music Prize nominated ‘Night On My Side’. Get a taster - www.myspace.com/gemmahayes
MON 15 SEP
THE HOT CLUB OF COWTOWN
Elana James & co. head to Glee following her Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson collaborations. Get a taster - www.myspace.com/hotclubofcowtown
TUE 16 SEP
CIBELLE
Sao Paulo artist who infuses intimately poetic senses of electronica and soundscapes into her Brazilian roots. Guest artists on her recent album include Devendra Banhart, Seu Jorge (City Of God / The Life Aquatic…David Bowie songs) and Mike Lindsay (Tunng) and there is a wonderful cover of Tom Waits’s ‘Green Grass’. A rare and special show not to be missed! “Spellbinding” - The Guardian. Imaginative, Elemental, Textured, Captivating, Enchanting, Seductive! ‘White Hair’ ep out Sept. 15th and available at Glee show! Get a taster - www.myspace.com/cibelleblackbird / www.cibelle.net / www.crammed.be
WED 24 SEP
TEDDY THOMPSON
Single - ‘In My Arms’ and Album - ‘A Piece Of What You Need’ out now! Son of Richard & Linda Thompson. Please note - this show is nearly sold out! Get a taster - www.myspace.com/teddythompsonmusic
FRI 26 SEP
ADEM
Adem was last at Glee with Vashti Bunyan playing tracks from his ‘Love And Other Planets’ album on Domino Records. Get a taster - www.adem.tv
Further information on all artists at www.glee.co.uk
Followed by…
Gigbeth Music Festival, Birmingham, 2008
September 5, 2008
Gigbeth 2008 - Initial announcement just in.
Digbeth hosts Birmingham’s biggest Music Festival bringing together a large variety of independent musical styles and cultures.
Gigbeth, Birmingham’s biggest celebration of music, returns to Digbeth this November. Boasting a 2008 line up of A-list artists from a wide range of musical genres, Gigbeth is taking place as Birmingham’s very own Music Festival.
Gigbeth 2008 music festival will take place from 7th-8th November throughout Digbeth in Birmingham. Gigbeth 2008 has something for all music loving members of the public, with top draw artists from many genres and a line up that will see established favorites join the newest rising stars.
With performances in over 10 venues throughout the entire weekend, alongside an outdoor main stage at Millennium Point, Gigbeth 2008 is Birmingham’s biggest ever music festival.
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Knife Crime
September 5, 2008
Hi my name is Carl and i have written and produced a song called people need to stop knife crime. The song is aimed at reducing knife crime across Birmingham and gives parents, teachers and the general public an insight into why people commit knife crime and offers the youth a way out. The CD is on sale at Hard to find records .com and Swordfish Records Temple street Birmingham city centre. I WOULD BE GRATEFUL IF YOU COULD SHOW AN INTEREST AND SUPPORT THE CAUSE. I would like to sell the CD from community centers, schools and youth centers AND NEED SOME PR to get the ball rolling. Thanks from Carl Martin 07504 148064 ezekudo @ hotmail.com
August 2008 Minutes The Music Network Meeting
August 29, 2008
The Music Network
Aug 2008 Meeting Minutes
Present:
Mark Badger (The Music Network / Iron Man Records), Andy Derrick (Musicians union), Clare Edwards (Gigbeth), Clive Shakespeare, Craig Storey, Pamela Liburd (Artist Arena), Kevin Moore (Scratch radio), Robert lane (Singer Songwriter), Pete Rhead (Musoplex Studios), Andy Ward (Musoplex Studios), Lindsey Hardman (Musicians union), Adrian Kimberline (Exit Recording), Arjender Singh Kang (Digital recording), Vince O’Malley (Musical Exhanges), Colin Tipin (Musical Exchanges)
Apologies:
Steve Hughes, Zak,
Introductions:
New points:
Zak:
The S.O.P.H.I.E charity gig at DV8 now takes place on the 14th September http://www.myspace.com/stilettopromotions
Steve Hughes
Johnny 2 Bad (UB40 Show) is the opening night of the new DOG POOL HOTEL (Formerly the Hibernian) 1065 Pershore Road, Birmingham, B30 2YJ at 8pm Saturday 6th September. 0121 471 1910
Lee Parsons
We present a weekly show on Sky , its myself and Emma Scott from Kerrang. Showcasing new music, this week we also have interviews with We are scientists, Biffy Clyro etc.
We film in Aston at 8pm and it goes out live on Sky channel 186
Andy Derrick - Network Musician Launches on Tuesday
What is it?
A free and regular discussion group for all involved with music. Come and ask questions, share experiences, exchange information - it is an ideal chance to meet others from the music industry and network.
Who is it for?
Musicians of all styles, genres and backgrounds, managers, publishers, record producers, venue owners, promoters, record companies, funders and others connected to the music business.
How do I find out more?
To find out more call 0121 622 3870 or email networkmusician@musiciansunion.org.uk
Where and when?
Stoke College, Burslem Campus, Moorland Road, Stoke-on-Trent
Tue 2nd Sept, Tue 2nd Dec, Tue 3rd Mar, Tue 2nd Jun
The Musician Pub, Clyde Street, Leicester
Wed 10th Sep, Wed 10th Dec, Wed 11th Mar, Wed 10th Jun
Confetti Studios, Convent Street, Nottingham
Wed 8th Oct, Wed 14th Jan, Wed 8th Apr, Wed 8th Jul
Cox’s Yard, Bridgefoot, Stratford-on-Avon
Tue 21st Oct, Tue 20th Jan, Tue 21st Apr, Tue 21st Jul
The Flowerpot, King Street, Derby
Tue 4th Nov, Tue 3rd Feb, Tue 5th May, Tue 4th Aug
The Drill Hall, Freeschool Lane, Lincoln
Wed 19th Nov, Wed 18th Feb, Wed 20th May, Wed 19th Aug
All meetings from 4pm – 6pm are free with refreshments provided - Sound familiar?
http://www.musiciansunion.org.uk
http://www.myspace.com/mumidlands
Andy Derrick
Midlands Regional Officer
Musicians’ Union, Benson House
Lombard Street, Birmingham B12 0QR
Tel: 0121 622 3870
Mobile: 07974 567 163
Fax: 0121 622 5361
Email: andy.derrick at musiciansunion.org.uk
Website: www.musiciansunion.org.uk
Adrian kimberline
Asked what has happened to Robin Valk and Radio To Go podcast.
Also asked about who to speak to for help with website design for music related site.
Names mentioned by those present included http://www.buildimages.co.uk, http://www.pallmallmedia.com
discussion followed
Ajender Singh
asked about training in logic pro. Musicians Union offered a number of contacts and info and also mentioned the training on offer at the NTI building. Anyone who can offer ajender help with logic pro email: ajender@blueyonder.co.uk
Musical Exchanges
http://www.musicalexchanges.co.uk have launched to help musicians find each other. adverts on the site are free for the first few months then £2 a week after that. the site is aimed at an online notice board for musicians needing to find others to form bands or replace members etc.
Pete Rhead Musoplex
Musoplex is a one stop shop for musicians and bands. The place offers pro recording studio, rehearsal rooms, photographic studio, video filming and editing, tv production, editing, promotion and a record label. Based off junction 2 near m5 to west of Birmingham. http://www.musoplex.com
Robert lane
http://www.robertlanemusic.co.uk
singer songwriter looking to work with other musicinas. Idea to start a blog about experiences of other bands at the unsigned level and stories of what happens.
Scratch radio
www.scratchradio.co.uk
email: music at scratchradio.co.uk kevin.moore at scratchradio.co.uk
New radio station will be broadcasting from january for the whole of next year. Looking for submissions from local bands and artists of all genres. submissions can be on CD or on MP3 and the station will be broadcasting as radio, podcast and on the internet. see scratchradio.co.uk for more information.
Pam Artist Arena
www.artist-arena.biz
info at artist-arena.biz
new review site, midlands based provining content including information, music and entertainment. Advertising space will be available and also online shop called beat bay.
Craig
looking for a band mention and discussion of partisans.co.uk and musofinder.co.uk
Discussion about how to get started teaching music to young people and places to try to find work in midlands. Mention of musicians union, central library, bham youth music, sandwell youth music, library,
Clare Edwards - Gigbeth
The Gigbeth Conference this year is on 6th November at the Radisson. There are three themes: Music Education and Industry links, Music Law and IP and Promoting you music. Some great speakers lined up and a fabulous VIP party afterwards with free Champagne from Harvey Nicols! More details: www.gigbethconference.com
The Gigbeth Festival is 7th and 8th November and is being held at the Custard Factory and the Digbeth Institute. Line up includes Sugarhill Gang, Stanton Warriors, DR:eam and loads more. updates on the Gigbeth website (but bear with it a few days if your having trouble - we’ve been hacked!! www.gigbeth.com
Also Gigbeth has always been about trying to bring more co-ordination to all things music in the region and has recently been awarded some funding to support and promote local music businesses (e.i venues, promoters, managers, lables etc). This is still being sorted out but Gigbeth will be finding ways to get you ideas and involve people in the project - so watch this space for more information.
Next Music Network Meeting will be Thursday September 25th at 4pm at TIC, Birmingham.
I will aim to keep the minutes short and to the point. If you want the full detail and contact numbers you will have to attend a meeting in person and take notes. Turning up will always be more productive for you than trying to read about it later.
Moving Space - Vehicle hire for the Entertainment Industry
August 27, 2008
Moving Space Tours has a new website and are offering great discounts through September 2008 on the brand new fleet of luxury Mercedes 311cdi splitters plus other ranges and models.
Prices range from £60 to £100 a day.
The Luxury range: normally £100 a day + vat but this month will be subject to a 20% discount.
Also the mini sleeper is available in September for £150 a day inc trailer (normally £200). This vehicle sleeps 6 and seats 10 and is available to view at the new web address For enquiries about out September 2008 offer contact Charlene on
charlene@movingspacetours.com
or call the office on 02082052503
Music Network Meeting Thursday 28 August 4pm at The TIC
August 21, 2008
Are you coming to the Music Network meeting Thursday 28 August 4 til 6pm at The TIC?
The Birmingham branch of Musicians Union will be supplying luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks lot too. Come and talk about what you’re up to and meet some new people, you know it makes sense.
The Music Network organises a NETWORKING EVENT on the last Thursday of each month, 4-6pm at The BCU Technology and Innovation Centre(TIC), Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG. (directions/info tel: 08712 262725)
The meeting is open to all involved in Birmingham Music who wish to network.
The Music Network organises the meeting for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits and some quality entertainment…you are all invited.
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