Music Cities Convention is the world’s first conference to explore the relationship between city planning, strategy, urban development, quality of life and the music industry. From venue and community space development to education, employment, event provision, licensing, regulation and demographics, the music industry impacts a number of issues prevalent in city planning, strategy and regulation.
In exploring these topics, Music Cities Convention brings together the top minds from municipalities, regions, academics, consultancies, developers, artists and the music industry to introduce new ideas to make all our cities ‘music cities’.
This October, the event will be held here in DC at Georgetown University on Sunday October 25, the day before the FMCs Policy Summit; its the first time Music Cities Convention will be held in the United States. Some notable speakers to look forward to hearing from this fall include Joyce Linehan, Chief of Policy for the City of Boston, Martin Elbourne, Co-Founder of Music Cities Convention and The Great Escape Festival and Nikki Rowling, President and Co-Founder of Titan Music Group and Austin Music Foundation.
You can bundle your Music Cities Convention registration with our Policy Summit and save big! Visit musiccitiesconvention.com for details!