Insane Festival is one of the biggest electronic music and multidisciplinary festivals in the South of France.
Read MoreSFH is an independent organisation for the administration of rights for performing artists and record companies in Iceland.
Read MoreRóisín Dubh is undoubtedly one of the best music and comedy venues in Ireland, bringing established talent to Galway, while also providing a stage for emerging artists.
Read MoreMinding Creative Minds is an organisation established to offer a free 24/7 wellbeing and support programme for the Irish Creative Sector.
Read MoreThe Choice Music Prize was established to highlight, showcase and promote Irish music of excellence through the Irish Album of the Year & the Irish Song of the Year awards.
Read MoreThe Green Gathering is a showcase of real life, low-impact alternatives. Its focus is education for sustainability, with the emphasis that education should be hands-on and fun.
Read MoreTrempo helps to improve services for musicians, territories and their inhabitants, and in a larger sense the “popular music” sector. Trempolino also plays an essential role by building partnerships with local creative, social and business stakeholders, by creating a dialogue with public authorities and by influencing the rise of a European music community.
Read MoreSOUND EARTH LEGACY is an NGO working to preserve the Sounds of the Earth and supporting pioneering scientific projects on climate change through sound and music.
Read MoreNoOx Management is an artist management and label agency for Black and urban artists, focusing on Afro Italian Projects / Second Generations.
Read MoreMercat de Música Viva de Vic is a professional meeting place for all of the sectors of the music industry. A showcase for musical ideas that grow out of the exchange of information between programmers and bands, cultural managers and musicians, the music business and its public.
Read MoreGolden Sneakers International Hip Hop Film Festival takes place annually in Hamburg, and presents a celebration of Hip Hop films, directors and live music, and the importance of uniting, and fighting hate and racism through music.
Read MoreThe Icelandic Opera has staged full scale diverse opera productions since 1980 for audiences of all ages with dedication to excellence, joy, creativity and collaboration.
Read MoreThe Nordic House in Reykjavík is an international venue for Nordic contemporary art and culture. It was established in 1968 and is operated by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
Read MoreReykjavík Music City is a three year development project with the aim of growing Reykjavík
further as a music city by creating favourable conditions for thriving musical activities throughout the city.
The festival Nordic Music Days has been arranged since 1888, and they’re proud to say that it is one of the oldest and well respected festivals for contemporary classical music in the world.
Read MoreKÍTÓN is an association of women in music and was founded in 2012 in Reykjavík, Iceland who strive to increase the visibility of female musicians in Iceland and work towards greater equality in the music industry on all levels.
Read MoreINNI is an independent music company based in Iceland that represents a diverse roster of producers, composers, and songwriters including aYia, Amiina, INKI, Rose Riebl, Sin Fang, Atli Örvarsson, Skúli Sverrisson, and more.
Read MoreBased in Reykjavík at the Harpa Concert Hall, the Iceland Symphony Orchestra is an internationally acclaimed orchestra that has performed regularly at festivals and concert halls around the world, including the BBC Proms, New York's Carnegie Hall and Vienna's Musikverein.
Read MoreHarpa is one of Reykjavik‘s greatest and most distinguished landmarks - a cultural and social centre in the heart of the city and features stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the North Atlantic Ocean.
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