Conference Passes
Conference passes are priced from $104.94, including fees.
Taking place over two days in Sydney Asia-Pacific's leading electronic music conference will explore THE NEXT NOW.
Diving into the opportunities, needs and challenges of the new decade ahead, EMC 2019 will deeply explore forthcoming technology, new disruptions, and the systematic changes that will alter the way we work, model our businesses, collaborate and create our music and art.
International speakers:
Andreea Magdalina, SheSaid.So Founder
Scott Cohen, Warner Music Chief Innovation Officer
Georgia Taglietti, Head of Communication for Sonar Festival
Donald Hau, MIXMAG China CEO
Megane Quashie, Female First Sessions CEO
Liliane Chlela, Beirut-based Producer and DJ
Zaran Vachha, Collective Minds Founder
PLUS domestic speakers:
Darren Levin, Bolster Content Director
Tara Medina, Strawberry Fields Festival Co Founder and Director
Patrick Nellestein, River Road Interactive Director
Simon Caldwell, DJ, Radio Host and Promoter
+ many more to come.
Keynote: ‘Are You Ready For A New Sensation?’ – Scott Cohen, Warner Music
Keynote: 'Are You ready For A New Sensation?' with Scott Cohen, Warner Music
Investigative Session: ‘Financial Stability (and realities) for Artist Managers’
Panel: ‘Embracing The Fringe: How we're driving diversity within culture and nightlife’
Listening Session: ‘Pass The Auxiliary’ - Listening Lounge to demo your tunes
Spotlight Session: Western Sydney
Music Making Challenge: The Beat Collective
Payment options
Student prices, group rates and payment plans from approx $18 per week are also available. Conditions apply.
EMC are looking for the electronic music stars of tomorrow to showcase at EMC LIVE 2019. Whether you’re a live act as a solo, duo, trio or more, or a DJ you can apply now.
This year's showcasing artists will each receive a $500 bursary to help deliver their best possible performance.
Hurry, applications close Sunday September 15.
Electronic Music Conference is supported by Australia Council for the Arts, NSW Government through Create NSW, City of Sydney, The Ticket Fairy, MusicNSW, Roland, Decoded Magazine, FBi Radio, Muzeek, and Tame.
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