musicpoolberlin.net - Festival

Wie macht man eigentlich ein Festival?

Robert Witoschek — Fri, 01 Nov 2019 12:07:33 +0000

Monday, 9 December, 2019 - 14:00 to 18:00

House of Music @ RAW; Revaler Str. 99, 10245 Berlin

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THIS WORKSHOP TAKES PLACE IN GERMAN

Du liebst Musik? Du liebst Livemusik? Du wolltest schon immer mal deine Lieblingsband in deine Stadt / deinen Club holen?
Genauso hat es bei unserem BMP-Experten Daniel Kempf angefangen. Aufgewachsen in einer Kleinstadt in Mecklenburg hat er dort als Autodidakt vor 20 Jahren das Immergut Festival (http://www.immergutrocken.de) initiiert und über 10 Jahre hinweg zusammen mit dem von ihm mitbegründeten immergutrocken e.V. zu einer der bedeutendsten Festivalmarken des Landes aufgebaut.
2003 hat er zudem die Konzertagentur „Mikrokultur" gegründet und darüber u.a. Bands wie The Arcade Fire oder auch Death Cab For Cutie erstmals nach Deutschland geholt und auch deren allerersten Shows in Berlin veranstaltet.
Seine Expertise möchte er nun zukünftig beim BMP mit euch teilen.
Was sind die ersten Steps? Wo fängt man an, wenn man a) ein Festival oder b) ein Konzert veranstalten will.
Wie promote ich die Veranstaltung und wie führe ich sie durch, wenn der Tag X gekommen ist.
All das und vieles mehr erfahrt ihr hier bei diesem Workshop mit unserem BMP Experten Daniel Kempf.

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Thu, 24.08. Festival Organization and Booking - Learning from Roskilde (Music Pool x Pop-Kultur)

Eileen Möller — Fri, 18 Aug 2017 11:51:51 +0000

Roskilde Festival in Denmark is the largest music festival in Northern Europe, with 130.000 visitors and 180 concerts spanning over the festival week. At the same time, Roskilde operates as a non-profit – and has supported numerous humanitarian, cultural and other non-profit social projects. Quite an unusual combination in the music world, where setting up shows and festivals often times are financially rather precarious endeavours.

At Pop-Kultur, we are happy to get the chance for a public interview with Thomas Sønderby Jepsen, music programmer at Roskilde, to find out more about how Roskilde operates and to see what we can learn from their experiences for our own different festivals, large or small. We'll talk about working with volunteers, sponsors, logistics etc. Also, we will use the chance to learn more about Roskilde's approach to music programming and look forward to get some insights into how artists get to play at festivals at this level and the competitive business in the international big festival circuit.

Venue: Soda Salon, within the Pop-Kultur area at Kulturbrauerei, Schönhauser Allee 36, Prenzlauer Berg, U Eberswalder Str.
Thursday, 24 August
Talk: 18:00 - 19:00, Drinks at Sodaterrassen (Pop-Kultur VIP area) afterwards.
Free entry, just come by!

Picture: Orange-Jacque

Music Hack Day @ Tech Open Air (TOA) July 11th-12th 2017 at Funkhaus

Eileen Möller — Thu, 08 Jun 2017 08:44:50 +0000

Music is becoming more digital every day. And Music Hack Day is the stage to experiment with its changes and develop ideas for the future of music.
Your challenge this time is to better connect the artist with his audience, on- and offline, we will have a tremendous view over river Spree as we will stay in their Penthouse at Funkhaus Nalepastrasse.

Together with music artists - like you - we want to explore and innovate to help concepts come true within 24 hours of extended hacking. And we are not hacking in the usual place or over time. realtime CONNECT THE ARTIST WITH THE AUDIENCE! Rooftop terrace for the whole hackathon!
We are looking forward to seeing you: Exciting prizes, an international jury and the praise from the music community are waiting.

Registration is now open on the Music Hack Day website. For latest updates, please follow Music Hack Day on Twitter @musichackdayde

+++ Music Pool Berlin supports Music Hack Day 2017 in Berlin! +++