NUSIC ACADEMY WORKSHOP – RADIO

Tuesday 3 March 2020

5:30 pm :

14+

Tickets

Free entry but you will need a ticket

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Nusic Academy Workshops help Nottingham musicians acquire knowledge, skills and contacts to get their music wherever they want it to go.

Featuring…

  • Jason Carter – The founder of BBC Music Introducing. One of the most connected humans in UK music.
  • John Kennedy – Radio X’s patron saint of New Music. Having championed artists as diverse as Dizzee Rascal, Adele and M.I.A, John is one of the most important radio DJs in the UK.AND – he’s a big fan of NG artists.
  • DJ Barely Legal – She’s curated Room 2 at Fabric, played Warehouse Project and Glastonbury, plus you’ll find her all over Rinse FM, 1Xtra and more.

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Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.
Standing gigs offer accessibility for disabled patrons in our mezzanine. We will always do our best to accommodate individual requirements, and other viewing options may be available at standing gigs following a risk assessment of the event.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

 

NUSIC ACADEMY WORKSHOP – RADIO

Nusic Academy Workshops help Nottingham musicians acquire knowledge, skills and contacts to get their music wherever they want it to go.

Featuring…

  • Jason Carter – The founder of BBC Music Introducing. One of the most connected humans in UK music.
  • John Kennedy – Radio X’s patron saint of New Music. Having championed artists as diverse as Dizzee Rascal, Adele and M.I.A, John is one of the most important radio DJs in the UK.AND – he’s a big fan of NG artists.
  • DJ Barely Legal – She’s curated Room 2 at Fabric, played Warehouse Project and Glastonbury, plus you’ll find her all over Rinse FM, 1Xtra and more.

+ more TBA

 

Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.
Standing gigs offer accessibility for disabled patrons in our mezzanine. We will always do our best to accommodate individual requirements, and other viewing options may be available at standing gigs following a risk assessment of the event.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

 

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