You are invited to attend and participate in the Black Country Music Network, a real face-to-face opportunity for business and individuals involved in the music business and allied industries in the Black Country.
This meeting takes place at the Bingley Enterprise Centre, Norfolk Road, Wolverhampton WV3 0JE from 3pm on Wednesday 29th July.
There is some free parking nearby and bus stops from central Wolverhampton are close by.
Click this link for a map http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=wv3+0je&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=37.871902,56.074219&ie=UTF8&z=16
The Black Country Music Network is aimed at organisations, business and traders in and around the music industry in the black country. The event aims to provide those attending with a forum for discussion, asking for help and advice, meeting and connecting with new partners and collaborators or just to discover more about their local scene.
Please RSVP info at sostenuto.org.uk whether or not you can make it and also please let anyone you know that you think would be interested
The Raghua Dixit Project – Birmingham, 26th July 2009, originally uploaded by Iron Man Records.
KAV is releasing his “Mr Nice EP” in the UK on the 21st September. A Free Download single from the EP featuring Howard Marks will be released via a National Newspaper & London label ’This Feeling’ at the end of August.
As well as this coverage, KAV & Howard will be available to do Press & Radio interviews.
“An Evening With Howard Marks & KAV (ex Happy Mondays). Howard Marks & KAV DJ Sets… PLUS…KAV & his Brand New ‘Dirty Rock N’ Roll’/ Psychedelic/ Project – Full LIVE Set”
Welcome to the official website of Howard Marks; you'll like him
Most of my work is based around Driving and or Tour Management in the Music Industry but I have also worked with the Theatre and Film Industry.
I have played in all sorts of bands myself over the years, I’ve organised 1000’s of gigs as i used to put on regular shows in Birmingham, I’ve set up tours, managed bands, put together press kits, pr and promotion strategies, worked out online strategies for artists big and small, i run a record label, and i’ve dealt with all sorts of madness along the way so I have an understanding of most problems, pressures and issues that performers and their crew may face. I’ve taken a lot of people to a lot of gigs from living rooms, small venues, squats, warehouses, TV and Radio Stations to major music venues and festivals of all shapes and sizes.
A reminder that we are a week away from The First-Ever (so far as we know) Peace News Summer Camp – book now to make sure of delicious food from Veggies of Nottingham (£8 per day).
The camp features:
War News – Iraq Afghanistan Pakistan Iran; Local anti-arms trade campaigning; Worker’s control; Trident replacement; whole camp debates on 2003 and Where Next For The Anti-War Movement; Civil liberties and freedom to protest; peace education; ‘Does Nonviolence Protect The State?’ debate; calm interventions for resistance; Anti-Militarist Network/NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Edinburgh; tripods, lock-ons and climbing workshops; short Chomsky’s Politics course; libertarian education and home ed resistance; Using the System – how activists can utilise the planning, legal and parliamentary systems; Islamophobia and the “war on terror”; and more
Starting in July across the Black Country, unemployed people* can access free workshops and networking sessions focusing on numerous parts of the music industry.
If you want to look at how to develop your potential and gain con?dence through working in one of the many areas of the music business, then please come along to our introductory workshop:
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