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Fengaros Reacts returns for its fourth edition with performances by six different local artists this October

Keeping the momentum from the success that was this year’s Fengaros Festival, Louvana Records proudly presents Fengaros Reacts Vol. 4! This series of live performances were disguised as Secret Concerts and starting on October 9th, they will be released online and will present six different local artists across nine days. What started as a means to keep the Cypriot music scene alive during lockdown has become a staple for showcasing local artists year after year. This time around, the performances were filmed and recorded live in front of an audience, in an intimate setting, over three nights this September. Come October, the ful...

Tremor Announces first confirmed artists

The first line-up announcement for Tremor 2024 is out. The Azorean festival returns to the island of São Miguel in March and with it concerts by Cole Pulice, Colleen, Glockenwise, Jards Macalé, Prison Affair and Romperayo. Making their debut at the festival a new band composed by Portuguese artists Mc Falcona, Sreya and Bejaflor, Estrela.Cole Pulice moves in the fields of composition, electroacoustic music and saxophone study and practice. For this concert in the Azores, they bring their most recent solo work, Scry. A deeply contemporary record, incorporating saxophone/wind synthesizer with live signal processing and electronics...

Green Events and Innovations Conference announces full program

The Green Events and Innovations Conference (GEI), the foremost conference for sustainable events, reveals the full schedule for its 15th edition. An agenda packed with heavyweight speakers, innovators and industry leaders in the global live music, sports and event sector. GEI will take place 28th February at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.

Sessions include the highly anticipated keynote conversation, with musician, visual artist and activist Brian Eno and Grammy-award-winning multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier, exploring ‘Music as a Social Synchronizer’, which will be hosted by Emma-Louise Amanshia (Presenter on BBC Radio 1 Relax). Plus Andy Cato (Wildfarmed, Groove Armada) and Ecotricity Founder Dale Vince OBE (who also owns all-vegan football club Forest Green Rovers) will discuss what makes what we eat sustainable in Food: Back to the Future; and research project ACT 1.5, which is supported by the hugely successful trip-hop collective Massive Attack and the Arts Council England (ACE), will share their critical learnings exploring the practical challenges of addressing emissions in the live music sector in ACT 1.5: Exclusive Research.

Full program here.