As part of a unique Industry Week...
dBs Institute of Sound & Digital Technologies has revealed its program for the 2025 Industry Week.
This special collection of talks, workshops, and networking events will be held at dB’s Manchester Campus, aiming to connect a new generation of creative talent in the city.
Scheduled from February 10th to 15th, the program will feature contributions from the dynamic rap artist OneDa, indie pop songwriter Phoebe Green, and 6 Music presenter Chris Hawkins, among others.
Jeremy Pritchard from Everything Everything will participate in a discussion, stating:
“dBs Institute Manchester has become a center for creativity and innovation, and I’m thrilled to be invited to partake in an 'In Conversation' session during their Industry Week. It’s always motivating to interact with the upcoming generation of artists and creators, and I look forward to sharing insights, ideas, and discussions with such an energetic community.”
The events will encompass music, visual art, and gaming, aiming to bridge the gap between established artists and young students.
“I am extremely proud to announce Industry Week at dBs Institute Manchester,” remarks Damian Morgan from dBs Institute. “In my role as Industry & Employability Lead [North], it’s heartening to see the impressive lineup of esteemed guests and engaging workshops that showcase our Manchester campus's exceptional standing within the city’s lively creative scene. This week is a celebration of the outstanding creativity, commitment, and talent of our students and staff, and I am genuinely eager to witness the connections, inspiration, and opportunities it will create.” Industry Week will occur at dB’s Institute's state-of-the-art Manchester campus from February 10th to 15th.
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dBs Institute of Sound & Digital Technologies has revealed its schedule for the 2025 Industry Week programme. This unique series will include talks, workshops, and