Liverpool Sound City 2013 dates announced AND early bird tickes on sale tomorrow
Early Bird tickets on sale tomorrow
The final chord has rung out, the feedback has stopped howling and the last exhausted, happy punters have left the venues, bars and wide open spaces of Liverpool Sound City 2012 with their ears ringing and their minds blown.
Highlights of LSC 2012 included Nelson George and Arthur Baker discussing how creative communities grow and evolve, Andrew Mains and Eamonn Forde on the power of mobile technology and Gered Mankowitz and Craig Pennington on the past, present and future of music photography at convention.
Other stand-outs at The Hilton included packed panels on new tech, music discovery and the new record labels as well as the highly successful launch of the LSC Roundtable sessions - where our delegates from 23 countries discussed, debated and networked to their hearts content.
Elsewhere, Sound City Expo got off to a flying start with 42 exhibitors showcasing the best in new tech and music services, while our inaugural Match Day, tailored by Umbro, brought Kicking + Screening football film festival, the John Peel World Cup (well done to 80s Casuals for winning it) and even a table football tournament together as one main event.
And by night The Temper Trap, Django Django, Alt-J, Ghostpoet, White Denim, Death In Vegas, Pond, Michael Kiwanuka, James Vincent McMorrow, Alkaline Trio, Kids in Glass Houses and more all played across the city to a legion of rabid music fans and industry.
But if you missed these stand-out performances - or you were there and you’re just plain thirsty for more - don’t fret. On Friday May 25th at 10am a limited number of Early Bird wristbands for 2013 go on sale at £20. If you picked up one of these Early Birds last year, you must be feeling pretty pleased with yourself right now and if you didn’t, now’s your chance to invest in some future smugness as we announce over the coming months the acts, bands, performers and artists that will make up next year’s LSC.
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