We have learnt that the highly anticipated third Indie Musician Summit is kicking off on 19th November 2022 and is a 100% free conference for independent and emerging artists, providing practical training, industry insights and new ideas to propel music careers forward.
This year, the summit focus is on Press Play; the idea that we all need a little help in getting our music into the hands and ears of our fans. With a jam-packed day of speakers including, Steve Jaz (Music Valley), Lola Major (Kitchen Sync Music), Jena Marino (RSOM), Sidney (Emerging Artist), Chrissy McHugh (Video Producer), Francesca de Valance (I Heart Songwriting Club) and Kerri Ho (The Songbird Tree), just to name a few of over 25 guests, the focus will be on music distribution, sync and licensing, social media and music promotion and marketing.
“There’s so much good stuff ahead for indie artists but also a lot of confusing messages about what they should or should not do so I’m excited to host a space to bring clarity and options for our attendees. In this era of abundance – so many artists, so much music, it’s nice to know that there are places we can go to help sort out the spam and scams from the real and relevant help and support and I’m proud to be able to host a summit that is doing that!”, comments Kate Westwood, Summit Founder and owner of Westwood Management.
Anyone who would like to attend the Indie Musician Summit will need to register for free, and will have access to all speakers and artist showcases for 48 hours. Registrants will have the option to purchase an all-access pass if they would like to retain the content beyond the 48 hours and will also gain access to bonus courses.
Kate Westwood adds, “We believe that there is room at the table for everyone but that to be successful in this industry, it’s more than being talented or having a great song – you need to know how to manage the business side of your music. And that you can’t do that alone – you have to learn how to ‘Do It With Others’ #DIWO and that is exactly why we are here.”
To learn more about the Indie Musician Summit, visit indiemusiciansummit.com