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Arizona State University’s Popular Music Program is hosting its second annual music industry conference at its Phoenix location. The event, aiming to shape the future of the recorded music industry, will feature professionals from companies like TikTok, Def Jam, TIDAL Music, Spotify and Universal Music Group, and will offer attendees the opportunity to have their material reviewed by A&R professionals. The two-day event will begin with a performance showcase at the Valley Bar, before a day-long conference at the Fusion on First building, and is free for students and educators, with tickets for the general public costing $100.
Arizona State University’s Music Industry Conference Returns
The Popular Music Program at Arizona State University (ASU) will host its second annual music industry conference in downtown Phoenix. This event aims to connect industry professionals, students, and the broader music community, offering hands-on learning experiences to shape the future of the recorded music industry.
“Phoenix houses numerous talented musicians and professionals in the music industry. This conference allows us to bring this vibrant community together and educate the future generation of musicians, DJs, producers, and entrepreneurs,” expressed Erin Barra-Jean, ASU Popular Music Program Director.
The conference will feature professionals from companies such as TikTok, Def Jam, TIDAL Music, Spotify, and Universal Music Group, and provide special presentations from Grammy and Emmy nominees. Participants can attend masterclasses, individual sessions, and studio sessions, and will have their material reviewed by A&R professionals.
The event kicks off on March 22 with a performance showcase at the Valley Bar. The conference will continue on March 23 at ASU’s latest downtown location, Fusion on First, equipped with professional recording studios, rehearsal and production spaces.
A Comprehensive Program for Music Enthusiasts
The Popular Music Program at ASU, housed within the School of Music, Dance and Theatre, prepares students for all aspects of the music industry, from performance to entrepreneurship.
The conference will be held at ASU’s Fusion on First, with free admission for students and educators. Tickets for the general public are available for $100. For conference itinerary and ticket information, visit ASU’s Music Industry Conference.
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