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Acces – Music In Africa Conference For Collaboration, Exchange & Showcases

Kenya National Theatre, Nov 15 - 17 2018

The Music In Africa Conference For Collaborations, Exchange And Showcases

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Countries represented
50+
Snr industry players
100+
Networking hours
20+
Performers
45+

What is ACCES?

ACCES is a pan-African event for music industry players to exchange ideas, discover new talent and create business linkages. ACCES is held in a different African city every year attracting active music industry players from across the globe. Connect with the African music industry | Promote your work/business | Meet local, regional and international professionals | Build new partnerships | Gain new knowledge | discover talent

Highlights

Former Fela Kuti manager to demystify artist management at ACCES 2018

At the upcoming Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES), which takes place from 15 to 17 November...
ACCES 2018 unveils programme

With two months to go before the 2018 edition of the Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES) kicks off in Nairobi, Kenya – the Music In Africa Foundation (...
Top acts confirmed for ACCES 2018 music conference

As excitement builds up ahead of the 2018 Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES), the...
Registration open for ACCES 2018

Registration for the 2018 edition of the Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES) is now open.
Call for applications: ACCES 2018 showcases

The Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES) invites African musicians based on the continent to...
ACCES confirms curation committee for 2018 edition

The Music In Africa Foundation (MIAF) has announced the curation committee for this year’s ...
Eric Wainaina to deliver keynote address at ACCES 2018

Iconic Kenyan musician and activist Eric Wainaina has been confirmed as the keynote speaker for ACCES 2018.
Baaba Maal: African music needs to be its own brand

Veteran Senegalese musician Baaba Maal has said that African music needs to impose a brand of its own.