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MMF Weekly Roundup

12 April 2024

A weekly summary of events and resources for music managers.

 

After the brilliant Young Music Boss Awards last year (pictured first), the 2024 edition is now rapidly approaching! We’re proud to once again sponsor the Best Manager award for the ceremony on Thursday, 25th April at the Pelligon in Canary Wharf, London.

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We’re contributing to the latest FAC 101 online session on Thursday, 25th April. MMF member Charlotte Caleb will be talking through what artists should know about working with managers.

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EMMA is hosting another Folk/Global Managers Meetup on Tuesday, 16th April. Next week’s meetup is a networking event where managers can share experiences and insights, discuss their daily challenges, and inspire each other by sharing success stories.

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PRS distribution day is coming up on Monday 15th April. Check your statements to make sure everything is correct and you have been paid properly.

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