As we continue to face extraordinary and uncertain circumstances within the Events & Entertainment industry due to the ongoing global Coronavirus crisis, The Music Consortium would like to reassure you that we are committed to the safety and wellbeing of…
2018 has been another eventful year, what with moving offices, taking on new clients, bigger events, and changes to our office team. We moved to Castleton Mill in Leeds at the start of April, a grade II listed building that…
Before we start here’s wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year. So what did 2017 bring to The Music Consortium’s table? Lots of change that’s what. We launched a shiny new web site, we took on more staff,…
May has been a hectic month so far for The Music Consortium as we keep filling our already packed 2017 schedule with more jobs and more clients we can only imagine how much we will grow this year. Radio 1’s…
I was recently asked ‘Spike, what do you think of ‘Record Store Day’?’. I’m sure they didn’t expect my overly honest verbal berating, but they did say ‘You should write a short blog on that’. In my opinion ‘Record Store…
Do you know something, after decades of going to see the great and the good at numerous venues all around the world, I don’t know if I can handle going to gigs anymore? “Really?” I hear you say. Is this…
Following on from our other news items earlier this month The Music Consortium are proud to announce that we’re going to be working with Hull UK City of Culture 2017 over the next year. Our new Hull office is in…
Those of you who have followed our progress or worked with The Music Consortium during 2016 will be aware of what a good year we had. 2017 has started in a similar vein, and just 12 months after moving onto…
Readers, It’s been nine months since my last confession (Blog), for which I apologise, but 2016 seemed very much to be a case of blink and you’ll have missed something. I’m typing this in the production office of the Liverpool…
I was sitting in my favourite coffee shop in town last month trawling through the Sunday papers to see if anything of interest jumped out at me from the morass of tedium and propaganda that usually has me shaking my…