Electronic music has become the most favourable genre at festivals in the UK according to a new report published by the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA). The findings of the report show that 29% of all artists performing at UK festivals represented genres of electronic music – from drum and bass and jungle to house, techno, trance and garage…
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Last Friday saw day two of the Night Time Economy Summit. Just like the previous day, promoters and events industry professionals descended on London’s E1. What followed was an engaging series of talks, the hum of people making new connections and excitement about what was on the programme for the day. The scope of the…
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On Thursday 9th February, London’s E1 hosted eighty-five speakers across three rooms. Why? The Night Time Economy Summit. Here, promoters got the chance to gather insights from thought leaders in the event industry. The first edition of the summit, held in 2022, took place in Bristol. And after its success, the Night Time Industries Association…
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Nightlife. It’s a precious thing. It’s where we make memories, witness once-in-a-lifetime gigs, discover the artists of tomorrow and have a blinder of a time. Whether it’s stadium capacity super shows or unforgettable nights in low-ceiling sweatboxes, you’d be hard-pressed to find a music lover without a favourite venue or club night. But, there are…
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Promoters from across the country will descend on London’s E1 on the 9th and 10th of February. The event in question? The Night Time Economy Summit. It’s a two-day series of panels with some of the industry’s leading names. The Night Time Industries Association has set up the event, and it’s the follow-up to the…
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Event capacity reductions There seems to be more to consider than ever when putting on an event these days! We’re very aware that things are likely to change at the last minute too in order to conform to Government guidelines. Lately we have come across event capacities being reduced making an event oversold. Should this…
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