Federation of Music Conferences

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The FoMC is a non-profit organization that aims to connect, represent and empower music conferences with an international, national and regional target, which share the scope of taking care for the interests and belongings of the music ecosystem.

02/06/2026

Europe’s music sector needs dedicated, targeted support.
The Federation of Music Conferences is proud to be among the 26 European music organisations supporting the AgoraEU draft report by MEPs Rafowicz and Kuhnke, which recognises music as a dedicated strand within the future EU cultural programme.
This is an important step forward.
Music is one of Europe’s most visible and widely accessed cultural forms, but it depends on a fragile ecosystem of independent artists, NGOs, SMEs, venues, festivals, educators, export offices, managers, publishers, composers, performers and many other actors.
A dedicated music strand can help address key structural challenges, including market concentration, platform dominance, opaque streaming systems, AI disruption, limited cross-border circulation, unequal access to finance and the need for better working conditions and social protection.
The proposed earmarking of 15% of the cultural budget for music is a very welcome milestone. But it must be understood as a floor, not a ceiling.
For AgoraEU to deliver real impact, the music strand needs sufficient funding, strong governance, structured dialogue with the sector and practical tools such as a European Music Observatory.
FoMC welcomes this progress and calls on EU institutions to build on it during the negotiations.

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22/05/2026

The Federation of Music Conferences (FoMC) supports the current AgoraEU draft report by MEPs Emma Rafowicz and Alice Kuhnke and its proposal for a dedicated Music strand within future EU cultural funding.
At a time when cultural funding risks becoming increasingly consolidated across sectors, earmarked support for music is essential to preserve the diversity, sustainability and international connectivity of Europe’s music ecosystems.
FoMC particularly welcomes the report’s focus on mobility, professional exchange, cross-border collaboration and the next generation of music professionals.
Music conferences and showcase festivals are not only events, but essential infrastructures for knowledge exchange, innovation and ecosystem building across Europe.

09/05/2026

🌋 Sicily Music Conference returns from 13–16 May 2026 in Palermo and Catania, bringing together artists and music professionals from across Europe and beyond.
With showcases, panels, workshops and networking events across two Sicilian cities, the conference has become an important Mediterranean hub for exchange, collaboration and innovation in music. 🇮🇹🎶
📍 Palermo & Catania
📅 13–16 May 2026
🔗 https://www.sicilymusicconference.com

06/05/2026

🇫🇷 Today, the 4th edition of Strasbourg Music Week officially begins! 🎶

From 6–9 May 2026, music professionals, artists, festivals, labels and innovators gather in Strasbourg for four days of showcases, networking, discussions and international exchange at the crossroads of the European music ecosystem. 🌍

Wishing everyone an inspiring week in Strasbourg! ✨

01/05/2026

FoMC is proud to be part of this year’s Athens Music Week, contributing to key conversations around touring, showcases and emerging markets across Europe.

With sessions like Beyond the Hubs: The Rise of Europe’s Next Touring Markets and Where It Starts: Navigating Showcases and the Live Circuit, we’re highlighting how music conferences can act as connectors and catalysts for international growth.

Together with our partners, we continue to build bridges between markets, scenes and professionals across Europe.

16/04/2026

BIME Bogotá returns as one of the most important meeting points between Europe and Latin America’s music industries. 🇨🇴🌍 5-7 May 2026

From forward-thinking conference sessions to curated showcases and high-level networking, BIME connects key players shaping the future of music.

If you’re looking to expand your network and explore new markets, this is the place to be.

06/04/2026

Scotland’s premier music conference Wide Days returns to Edinburgh from 30 April to 1 May 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
From insightful discussions to exciting live showcases, Wide Days brings together music professionals and artists from across the globe to connect, exchange ideas and discover what’s next in music.
A key meeting point for Scotland, the UK and international industry – and a great place to discover new talent emerging from Scotland.

27/03/2026

🎻 Classical:NEXT is back!

From 8–11 April 2026, Classical:NEXT brings together the global art music community in Budapest 🇭🇺

Join over 1,500 professionals from 50 countries for four days of exchange, inspiration and connection – across conference sessions, showcases, films, and networking opportunities.

A key meeting point for everyone working in classical and art music.

👉 More info: classicalnext.com

13/03/2026

🌍 Budapest Ritmo returns to Budapest from 9–11 April 2026.
The festival brings together artists and music professionals for three days of concerts, showcases and conference sessions dedicated to global music and cultural exchange.
🎶 From inspiring industry discussions and networking opportunities to vibrant live performances across the city, Budapest Ritmo has become one of Europe’s key meeting points for the global music community.
📍 Budapest, Hungary
🔗 Learn more: budapestritmo.hu

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