SECOND ANNUAL METAL INSIDER SUMMIT ANNOUNCED!
Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 at 5:06pm by MetalSucks
SECOND ANNUAL METAL INSIDER SUMMIT ANNOUNCED
Panel series added as part of the
11th Annual New England Metal and Hardcore Festival
New England Metal and Hardcore Festival, Crimson Management and The Syndicate are proud to announce the Second Annual Metal Insider Summit on April 17, 2009. The Metal Insider Summit is an interactive, educational conference consisting of two panels where fans and the metal music industry can engage, share ideas and help further the scene. The Metal Insider Summit will give fans an opportunity to meet key members in the business and gain valuable insight on how to start their own careers. It will also give labels, managers, agents, endorsers, publishers, media promoters, bands and more the chance to interact with the people who buy their albums, tickets and merchandise.
Admission is free with an RSVP at MetalInsider.net and a ticket to New England Metal and Hardcore Festival, or appropriate proof of purchase. Those unable to attend will be able to partake and contribute with exclusive coverage at MetalInsider.net, MetalSucks.net and MetalInjection.net in the days following the event.
Panel details and more, after the jump.
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