This week the Norwegian Royal Family visited Jordan for the first time on their 50th State Visit. Thanks to our partners Oslo World and Music Norway, Keychange had the privilege of being part of the occasion!
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74 artists and music industry professionals from 12 different countries have been selected by industry and export experts as the future leaders
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As Keychange aims at increasing diversity on the global music scene, Oslo World has become one of the official partner festivals in Keychange 2.0
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Details of the next phase of Keychange were announced at a presentation and press launch at Reeperbahn Festival, Hamburg, hosted by Puja Patel (Editor In Chief at Pitchfork).
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Iceland Airwaves returns to Reykjavík Wednesday, November 6 through Saturday, November 9, bringing together more than 130 bands from 20 countries. As proud Keychange partners, Iceland Airwaves has achieved equal gender balance for the second year running, with a 50/50 split on the line up. Today, Iceland Airwaves reveals its final wave of performers.
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The Keychange initiative also reveals a new partnership team for the second phase to launch in September at Reeperbahn Festival by Keychange ambassador Kate Nash and others Today, the European partner network behind the gender balance movement Keychange, is thrilled to announce the funding of €1.4 million from from the Creative Europe programme…
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Annie Mac heads up the latest initiative from SMIRNOFF’s “Equalising Music” campaign – the ‘Equalising Music Pledge’
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Keychange was announced as the winner under the category of Innovation at the SIM Awards in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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I started to explore the idea of a European talent development programme for female artists back in 2014 when we were evaluating our own Women Make Music fund at PRS Foundation.
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