AIM Ireland Connects

AIM Ireland Connects

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National Concert Hall, Thursday 8th May

AIM Ireland Connects, presented by the Association of Independent Music (AIM) in association with the Night-Time Economy Advisor, is an all-day flagship seminar designed to address the challenges and opportunities shaping the music industry today. Through a series of engaging panels and discussions, music industry leaders will explore key topics affecting the sector, with a particular focus on fostering growth within the independent music industry and the night-time economy.

This year, AIM Ireland Connects will feature two dynamic Night-Time Economy Panels, with insights from panellists representing Berlin, Glasgow, and the Netherlands, alongside a range of independent music business professionals. The event aims to foster valuable dialogue and collaboration, driving innovation and sustainability across the industry.

Tickets are priced at €15 for AIM Ireland Members and €30 for non-members.

Date:
Thursday 8th May
Time:
9.30am
Price:
€15 - €30
Address:
National Concert Hall, Earlsfort Terrace, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Ireland
Google Map of National Concert Hall, Earlsfort Terrace, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Ireland

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