Register to perform at The Longest Day Festival 2026 in the North of England.

Uplift Earned Income has been created for organisations which are keen to embrace entrepreneurship. 

New free advice sessions for LGBTQ+ people looking to develop their careers.  

The session will explain some of the terms that are used within safeguarding and discuss roles and responsibilities. It will introduce the idea of safeguarding as a culture, not a policy and offer some signposts for further information and support.

Tues 10 Mar, 11:00

 Creative Confidence is a workshop designed to support early-career creatives who want to build confidence and keep their creative spark alive even when times are tough.

An exciting opportunity to join the expanding team at LD Communications, one of the UK’s leading live entertainment + music PR agencies.

Launchpad takes over the Music Leeds Us open mic session at Leeds City Museum in March, April, May and June.

This Educator Pathway Programme is for music educators, education hubs and talent development organisations. 

It consists of a two-day in-person event at Canterbury Christ Church University on 14 and 15 March 2026, plus two accompanying webinars on 11 and 18 March. 

For people working in health, education + community sectors who want to turn high-pressure urgency into high-impact sustainability.

Join the authors of a new book on youth work, music and identity for an online event featuring chapter insights, themed discussions, and practical guidance on evaluating and improving youth music programmes.

Whether you’re an artist, performer or musician, knowing how to plan and lead a creative workshop can be a great way to make some money using your creative practice. Learn all the skills you need to plan & lead a successful workshop with experienced workshop leader Kathleen Fitzpatrick-Milton.

At this 3-day practical training course, musicians will learn a range of new techniques, share experiences, and explore new ideas in a non-judgemental environment.

In its 16th year, the prestigious Young Songwriter 2026 competition, supported by PRS for Music, is open to all songwriters aged 8-22 worldwide and all levels.

A global programme funding under‑30 creatives and collectives using arts, culture, and storytelling to drive social justice. Supports music, sound, performance, writing, digital art, design, activism and more. Grants up to $20,000.
 

This Educator Pathway Programme is for music educators, education hubs and talent development organisations. It consists of a two-day in-person event at Reading University (London Road Campus) on 11 and 12 April 2026, plus two accompanying webinars on 8 and 22 April. 

Are you interested in singing, spoken word, making music or writing songs? Nu Noize is a weekly music project for young people (16-25) that brings music, storytelling and performance together through co-creation, mentorship and live performance. 
 

Rock and Pop Music Teacher Roles with Rocksteady