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EXTRA SOUND programme aims to boost Ukraine's presence in the international music community, to promote cooperation between music industry professionals and to systematically involve Ukrainian musicians in global industry events.
Ukrainian musicians will be able to present their work at the leading showcase festivals of the world, as well as get acquainted with the international music community. Showcases will become a meeting place for professionals, including influential booking agents, music festival programme managers, owners of music periodicals, record label executives looking for new names and promising music projects.
In 2021 Ukrainian musicians will have the opportunity to participate in four European showcase festivals under the EXTRA SOUND programme. Follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to hear the updates.
Reeperbahn Festival is one of the largest European music showcase events, taking place in one of the most well-known areas of Hamburg — Reeperbahn. Each year the Festival combines a diverse line-up of more than 250 international talents with thousands of visitors, booking agents, critics, and representatives of the music industry. The Reeperbahn Festival Conference offers a programme that includes seminars, sessions, conferences, and workshops.
Waves Vienna is a prestigious annual event in the music industry. Each September, the Festival gathers more than 10,000 visitors in Vienna, including top musicians and key players of the industry. Two Festival’s locations host performances of almost 100 musicians from around the world.
Budapest Showcase Hub represents the best that the Eastern European popular and alternative music has to offer. The Festival is the ultimate showcase event for the best regional bands and music experts, taking place in the heart of Budapest in spring.
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