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Lobbying groups UK Music and Intern Aware have drawn up an ‘Internship Code of Practice’, which aims to encourage music industry employers to pay their interns. This Code of Practice aims to show employers what they should be offering, whilst also imparting crucial knowledge to interns as to what they should expect from their employer.
Nowadays it’s not enough for musicians to simply focus on the music. You also need to be a marketer, salesman, and a talented artist all in one. Live music is the heart of the business for most musicians, but you have to be strategic about where you play, how often you play, and how you promote the gig. Without these strategic steps, don’t expect to show up to a full house at your next live event.
From day-long music conferences at Roundhouse to open mic nights at Rich Mix, the events and project ideas come straight from the Wired4Music members themselves.
We like to get out and have our opinions heard! Our members have spoken at City Hall, Parliament Week, Arts Council England and Southbank Centre, and we're not stopping yet!
We support and enable members to kick-start an individual project idea, workshops in self-employment allow people to skill-up and working one of our many events offers real hands-on experience.
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