Volunteer at WOMEX 24

We’re looking for a team of passionate and enthusiastic volunteers to give the world’s music industry a warm Manchester welcome this October!

Volunteer at WOMEX 24

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WOMEX (Worldwide Music Expo) is the world’s leading music industry event for global music, bringing together over 3000 music professionals and artists from over 100 countries. Now in its 30th year, WOMEX 24 will take up residence in Manchester for 5 packed days of networking and performances between 23-27 October 2024.

During the day Manchester Central will be a hive of activity as it plays host to a huge trade fair and conference programme for WOMEX delegates.

At night, venues across the city centre (Albert Hall, Aviva Studios, HOME, Manchester Central, O2 Ritz Manchester, The Bridgewater Hall) will open their doors to the public, hosting the WOMEX 24 Global Music Festival for an exciting programme of music showcases, club nights and films.

Delegates and audiences can expect a vibrant mix of musical genres and styles including folk, roots, jazz and electronic, from traditional music forms to the latest underground sounds.

Why volunteer at WOMEX?

  • A one-off opportunity to be involved in a major international music event, coming to the UK for the first time in over 10 years
  • Represent the best of Manchester to thousands of international visitors
  • Develop skills and experience in a range of areas
  • Make connections with people from across the world, and on your doorstep.

Benefits

As a WOMEX 24 volunteer you’ll receive:

  • A WOMEX 24 wristband, giving you access to all activities when you’re not on shift, including night-time music showcases
  • Expenses to cover the cost of public transport within Greater Manchester when travelling to and from your volunteer shift
  • A WOMEX t-shirt to be worn on shift
  • Refreshments while on shift


Who we’re looking for

We want to hear from a wide range of people based in and around Manchester. Whether you’re a music fan or just fancy trying something new – there’s a place for you in the team. 

As a WOMEX 24 volunteer, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring this milestone 30th edition in Manchester is one to remember!

We’re looking for friendly and approachable people with a can-do attitude, preferably good local knowledge. 

As we’re expecting delegates from over 100 different countries, we’d love to hear from people who speak languages other than English.

No previous volunteering experience necessary. 

Please note to volunteer at WOMEX 24 you must be aged 18 years or over.


What’s involved

We’re asking all volunteers to commit to at least 2 shifts. Most of the roles will take place over the event days (23-27 October 2024) although some may involve lending a hand during set-up and take-down in the days before and after.

Many of the roles take place at Manchester Central and at our other night-time venues Albert Hall, Aviva Studios, HOME, O2 Ritz Manchester and The Bridgewater Hall. Some roles may take place elsewhere but all are based in the city centre.

We have a wide range of volunteer roles available. If there’s something specific you’re interested in, please let us know in your application form. 


Day-time Conference and Trade Fair volunteers
Be part of the action during the day at Manchester Central helping with:

  • Registration and Check-in – greeting and welcoming delegates, distributing badges and wristbands, handing out event bags, helping at the information desk
  • Hospitality – assisting with set-up and changeover of rooms used for film screenings, conferences and receptions 


Night-time Venue volunteers
Be part of the lively night-time activity helping with: 

  • Front of house welcoming people to the music showcases, providing information, checking wristbands and tickets, showing people to their seats
  • Box office – supporting the night-time team with guest lists for the opening night concert and music showcases, distributing wristbands, general ticket enquiries
  • Production Artist Liaison supporting the showcase team backstage, assisting artists to their performances, maintaining dressing rooms, replenishing catering supplies, assisting with the film screening Q&As at HOME
  • Technical some positions may be available assisting sound and audiovisual (AV) at music showcase venues 

Please note that night-time volunteers may finish late evening as the music showcases start at 9pm. Transport home will be available for anyone volunteering after 11pm.


How to get involved

Step One – Apply 

Complete an online form and tell us about yourself, what you’re interested in, and your availability. 

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Step Two – Meet the Team

If you’re shortlisted we’ll invite you to have a face-to-face chat on either 31 August, 5 September, 8 September or 12 September. This is a chance for us to get to know you, and for you to decide if volunteering at WOMEX is right for you. 

Step Three – Get Ready 

All volunteers will attend an online induction session at the start of October where you’ll learn more about WOMEX and receive all the training you need for your volunteer role. This session will be recorded for those that are not available on the day.  

Got a question about your application?

Get in touch and email WOMEXvolunteer@englishfolkexpo.com

Manchester Music City is the host organisation for WOMEX 24. As a key Manchester Music City partner, English Folk Expo is responsible for delivering the event. This includes managing the volunteer team.

Get WOMEX Ready: UK visas explained

Get WOMEX Ready: UK visas explained

Get all the information you need to ensure a smooth entry to the UK as an artist, speaker, delegate, or crew member.

This webinar offers information, guidance and support for anyone attending WOMEX 24 in Manchester as an artist, conference speaker, delegate, exhibitor, film presenter or a member of crew. It will focus on the movement of people, not the movement of goods. 

WOMEX 24 is the 30th edition of the Worldwide Music Expo, happening in Manchester between 23-27 October.

Webinar date:
Thursday 11 July, 4pm UK time

The session will include:

  • UK entry requirements & who will require a visa
  • Information about coming to the UK as a Standard Visitor & the documentation you will require
  • Welcome Letter & Visa Invitation Letters supplied by WOMEX
  • Information about what to expect at the UK border
  • Information about other plans in the UK, pre or post WOMEX
  • Resources and how to get in touch
  • Time to ask questions

Speakers

Rachel Down, WOMEX 24 Lead Producer (Manchester Music City / English Folk Expo)

Zelie Flach, European Officer (Wales Arts International / Arts Infopoint UK)

Nicola Smyth, Senior Manager, International (Arts Council England / Arts Infopoint UK)

Register for the webinar

We encourage everyone to:

If you can’t come along to the webinar, we’ll post a recording on our website afterwards.

More Information

The ‘Get WOMEX Ready’ series is produced by Brighter Sound as part of the WOMEX 24 legacy programme.

Manchester Music City, the local WOMEX 24 partner, is led by Brighter Sound, English Folk Expo, Manchester City Council and Marketing Manchester, with support from Horizons, Arts Council England, British Council and Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA).

Arts Infopoint UK is a partnership initiative of the 4 Arts Councils and cultural agencies of the UK. They develop free, practical and reliable resources and information around international cultural mobility. They provide information and guidance to international artists and companies coming to the UK, and UK venues and companies who want to invite and host international creative visitors.

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Header image: Ustad Noor Bakhsh showcase at WOMEX23 by Jacob Crawfurd

WOMEX 24 Festival wristbands are now on sale

WOMEX 24 Festival wristbands are now on sale

Discover sounds from across the globe at this year’s Worldwide Music Expo (WOMEX)

Coming to Manchester this October, this prestigious music industry event will open its doors to the public with over 50 acts across 5 venues.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant mix of musical genres and styles, including folk, roots, jazz and electronic, with artists representing diverse cultures and regions from around the world.

Tickets

A limited number of WOMEX 24 Festival wristbands are now on sale. Choose between a 3-Night Pass and 1-Night Pass to suit your schedule. 

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WOMEX 24 Festival wristbands give you access to multiple venues, all within walking distance, making it easy to move between gigs, meet friends, and enjoy the atmosphere.

By purchasing a 3-Night Pass, you’ll also gain access to the exclusive Opening Night concert on 23 October at Bridgewater Hall, showcasing the very best of Greater Manchester’s global music scene.

Tickets for individual venues will go on sale in September. Sign up to Manchester Music City’s mailing list to stay up-to-date.

Artists

Adédèji (Nigeria) | Ali Doğan Gönültaş (Türkiye) | Batsükh Dorj (Mongolia) | BIM (Benin International Musical) (Benin) | Chakam Ensemble (Iran / Palestine / France) | Clare Sands (Ireland) | Cristina Clara (Portugal) | Ensamble B11 (Venezuela) | Erol Josué (Haiti) | Ganna (Ukraine / Germany) | House of Waters (Japan / Argentina / USA) | Jonathan Ferr (Brazil) | Justin Adams & Mauro Durante (UK / Italy) | Kabaka Pyramid (Jamaica) | Kamakan (Iran / France) | Katarina Barruk (Norway / Sweden) | Les Mamans du Congo x Rrobin (Congo / France) | Pelkkä Poutanen (Finland) | Sara Curruchich (Guatemala) | Votia (La Réunion)

From traditional music forms to the latest underground sounds, find out more and listen to the WOMEX 24 artists

More artists and DJs will be announced in July. Sign up to Manchester Music City’s mailing list to stay up-to-date.

Access

We’re committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is able to fully participate and enjoy the event.

All venues offer wheelchair spaces in designated areas. These are limited and reserved on a first come-first served basis. Personal Assistant tickets are available for anyone who requires support to attend the event and must be requested in advance.

If you have specific accessibility questions or requests please get in touch at info@manchestermusiccity.com. Further accessibility information can be found on the WOMEX 24 Festival website.

Photo Credit: Eric van Nieuwland

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Artist call-out: WOMEX 24 Opening Concert

Artist call-out: WOMEX 24 Opening Concert

We are looking for four artists and/or bands from Greater Manchester to perform at the opening concert of WOMEX 24 in Manchester this October. 

This is a unique opportunity to showcase your music to around 2,600 of the world’s music industry from 90 different countries. 

As host partner for this year’s WOMEX, this is our chance to showcase Greater Manchester’s musical identity and incredible talent on the global stage.

What is WOMEX?

WOMEX (Worldwide Music Expo) is the most international and culturally diverse music meeting in the world and the biggest conference of the global music scene. 

The event features a huge trade fair, talks, films and showcase concerts. Its musical spectrum covers everything from the most traditional of music forms to the latest local underground, embracing folk, roots, jazz and local cultures, alongside electronic sounds from across the globe.

WOMEX 24 will take place in Manchester between 23-27 October, with the Bridgewater Hall hosting the prestigious opening concert on the first night (Wednesday 23 October).

About this Opportunity

If selected you will perform a 15 minute set at the WOMEX 24 opening concert at Bridgewater Hall on Wednesday 23 October.

To apply you should:

  • Be an artist and/or band making music in the broad genre of global music – this could include Folk, Jazz, Latin, Reggae, Afrobeats, Roots, Electronic and Fusion
  • Be an experienced ‘export ready’ artist and/or band who is able to make the most of this unique opportunity, and the associated networking opportunities

You will receive: 

  • An honorary fee of £500 per artist/band (we’ll also cover your travel and expenses)
  • WOMEX artist passes for you/your band
  • A WOMEX delegate pass for one of your representatives
  • Showcase listing to all WOMEX delegates

The deadline to apply is Sunday 23 June, 11pm.

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for this opportunity you/your band should:

  • Be aged 18+
  • Be originally from Greater Manchester, or a current resident 
  • Have at least one of the following representatives: Manager, Booking Agent or Label
  • Have a comprehensive and up-to-date online presence including multiple social media platforms

You and your representative should also be able to commit to attending all of WOMEX 2024 (23-27 October 2024).

We want to hear from artists from a broad range of genres including Folk, Jazz, Latin, Reggae, Afrobeats, Roots, Electronic and Fusion.

For an insight into the types of artists who’ve played before, check out WOMEX’s YouTube playlist from 2023.

Apply now

Access

We’re aware that not everyone is able to fill out written forms. If you would prefer to submit a video application, please send this to jeka@manchestermusiccity.com.

You’re welcome to apply with support from a personal assistant or carer. 

If there is anything else we can do to help you to apply, please let us know.

Contact Details

If you have any questions please contact jeka@manchestermusiccity.com

Header image photo credit: Tarnish Vision 2, Kojey Radical at Dark Matter, Manchester International Festival 2017

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WE, THE LEADERS legacy programme announced

WE, THE LEADERS legacy programme announced

As the host partner for this year’s WOMEX (Worldwide Music Expo), we are excited to announce further details of our legacy programme, WE, THE LEADERS, which will include showcases, leadership training, commissions, industry roundtables, TED-style leadership lectures, a supplementary schools programme for Manchester’s young diaspora communities, and a youth-led music conference for 16-30’s.

Produced by Brighter Sound, WE, THE LEADERS will run alongside the main WOMEX 24 schedule with a focus on supporting and championing the new and emerging trailblazers in the music industry – both in Manchester and across the UK & Ireland.

With its overarching theme of ‘New Voices, New Work, Next Steps’, the programme will animate the city during WOMEX 24 and ensure a long-lasting impact beyond the event,  benefiting thousands of young people, music creators and professionals, with a focus on supporting those who are currently underrepresented within the music industry. 

Kate Lowes, Director, Brighter Sound said: “Hosting the biggest conference of the global music scene in Manchester is an incredible opportunity for our city region and the UK & Ireland more broadly. However we know the industry can be a tough place, particularly for those from marginalised and underrepresented groups. Working closely with our amazing partners and with thanks to our supporters, we will work to ensure a broad range of people at different stages of their music career can make the most of this major event coming to the city, and that the legacy of WOMEX 24 is felt for years to come.”

Made possible with investment from Arts Council England, Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and British Council, WE, THE LEADERS has 3 phases of delivery; a pre-WOMEX programme running until October 2024, activity in and around WOMEX itself (23-27 October), and a post-WOMEX programme running through to 2025. 

The following opportunities are now live on Brighter Sound’s website:

  • Global Music Leaders in partnership with British Council – an ambitious leadership programme that will upskill, profile and connect a cohort of emerging industry leaders and change makers from the UK & Ireland with their international peers
  • Creative Commissions – for Greater Manchester artists and collectives to produce new work that examines or challenges the future of the music industry 
  • Young Producers Training – which will culminate in a youth-led music conference for 16-30’s in partnership with Young Manchester and supported by Contact 

In addition, an open call for artists and bands from Greater Manchester to showcase their music at the prestigious opening event of WOMEX 24 at Bridgewater Hall on 23 October is now live on Manchester Music City’s website.

Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “Manchester is known the world over as a city of music with a musical heritage that spans home-grown talent, chart-topping innovation and classical creativity. Supporting new and emerging music creators and industry professionals is vital to ensuring our thriving and diverse music scene continues to flourish and this is what makes the WE, THE LEADERS legacy programme so important. We’ve long recognised the powerful role music and culture play in regeneration, creating jobs and other opportunities and we’re determined to do everything we can to support the sector.”

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Get WOMEX Ready: Submitting a Proposal

Get WOMEX Ready: Submitting a Proposal

The first in a series of webinars offering advice and insights to anyone interested in taking part in WOMEX 24.

WOMEX 24 is the 30th edition of the worldwide music conference, happening in Manchester between 23-27 October.

Never been to WOMEX, or even heard of it? You’re in the right place. Here you can get a better understanding of what’s involved and whether it’s right for you.

This webinar focuses on the call for proposals, which is open to musicians, DJs, filmmakers and music professionals until 1 March 2024.

Watch or listen back below to find out more about:

  • What WOMEX is
  • The opportunities available to musicians, DJs, filmmakers and music professionals from England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
  • The difference between the official WOMEX selection and the Horizons stage
  • What kind of music is selected, and what stage in your career you should be at
  • The benefits of performing at WOMEX, from previous showcase artists
  • How to submit a proposal

Contributors

  • Kate Lowes (Manchester Music City / Brighter Sound)
  • Tom Besford (Manchester Music City / English Folk Expo)
  • Ríoghnach Connolly and Stuart McCallum (The Breath, WOMEX 23 Showcase Artists)
  • Crispin Parry and Steph Wilkinson (British Underground)

More Information

The ‘Get WOMEX Ready’ series is produced by Brighter Sound as part of the WOMEX 24 legacy programme.

Manchester Music City, the local WOMEX 24 partner, is led by Brighter Sound, English Folk Expo, Manchester City Council and Marketing Manchester, with support from Horizons, Arts Council England, British Council and Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA).

The Horizons partnership is supported by Arts Council England, Arts Council Northern Ireland, Culture Ireland, Creative Scotland, Wales Arts International, Arts Council of Wales, British Council and British Underground.

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Header image: Yannis Psathas

YouTube image: Eric van Nieuwland

WOMEX 24 showcase, conference and film proposals now open

WOMEX 24 showcase, conference and film proposals now open

As host city partner for WOMEX 24, we’re excited to announce that musicians, filmmakers, and music professionals can now submit proposals to take part in the 30th edition of the worldwide music conference, taking place in Manchester between 23-27 October.

The deadline for all applications is 1 March 2024

Proposals can be submitted in four categories:

  • Showcase – for artists
  • Club Summit – for DJs
  • Film – for filmmakers
  • Conference – for music professionals 

The selection is made each year by a group of seven hand-picked jury members. Proposals can be submitted now

Recognised as one of the most important gatherings in the global music scene, WOMEX is the most diverse music meeting worldwide. Its musical spectrum spans from the most traditional to the cutting-edge global local underground, embracing folk, roots, jazz, local and diaspora cultures, and urban and electronic sounds from across the globe. 

WOMEX is committed to diversity and inclusivity and welcomes submissions from all backgrounds. The organisation encourages proposals that contribute to the diversity of the international music scene, encompassing different cultures, regions, styles, performance traditions, and more.

The music showcases will offer two high-profile opportunities to perform in Manchester, as part of the official WOMEX programme and on the Horizons Stage, a platform for showcasing the best music talent from England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. There is no separate application process. Artists from the Horizons nations who are not selected for showcase by the WOMEX jury, will automatically be eligible for consideration for the Horizons Stage. 

The Horizons partnership is supported by Arts Council England, Arts Council Northern Ireland, Culture Ireland, Creative Scotland, Wales Arts International, Arts Council of Wales, British Council and British Underground.

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Manchester wins bid to host WOMEX

Manchester wins bid to host WOMEX

International music convention WOMEX will be coming to Manchester next year after the city won its bid to host the prestigious global event on behalf of the UK and Ireland.

WOMEX takes place each year in a different European city and features a huge trade fair, talks, films and showcase concerts. While the daytime activities are reserved for music industry delegates, the live night-time music events will be ticketed and open to members of the public as well as delegates.

With Manchester Music City at its helm, Manchester’s winning bid was led by the city council with Brighter Sound, English Folk Expo, Marketing Manchester, the hub, Factory International, Horizons, British Council and Arts Council England.  

Hosting WOMEX will put Manchester firmly front and centre of the international music scene with the event expected to attract over 2,600 music professionals and performing artists from around 90 different countries.

Its musical spectrum covers everything from the most traditional of music forms to the latest local underground, embracing folk, roots, jazz and local cultures, alongside urban and electronic sounds from across the globe.

The convention will take place at venues across the city centre – with Manchester Central hosting the main conference and trade fair, and venues including Aviva Studios, Albert Hall, Bridgewater Hall and O2 Ritz all set to host live music showcases, alongside a programme of international films at HOME.

Debra King, Director of Manchester Music City, said: 

“As a city with music in its DNA, where better to host one of the most important international music events in the world. Bringing WOMEX to Manchester in 2024 demonstrates a strong commitment to the value of international music, and of being connected to the global music industry.

“Hosting WOMEX will help us to promote our incredible city region on the world stage, strengthen our reputation as an innovative, diverse and international hub for music, and channel our innovative and creative spirit into supporting new waves of talent. The impact of WOMEX 2024 will be made possible by the partnership with UK and Ireland, ensuring a cultural, social, and economic legacy resonating across the city region, the North and beyond.”

The economic impact of hosting the conference in Manchester is expected to be significant.

Based on similar global events of this size hosted in the UK it’s estimated that the total value of business generated at WOMEX 2024 will be around £28.3m, of which an estimated £5.6m will be generated by UK delegates (see note 2 to editors).

Beyond the value of business done at the event itself, the conference and related live events are expected to provide a direct economic boost to Manchester and the city region of between £2.9m – £3.2m.

The convention is also expected to generate a significant economic impact across the wider UK of between £6.3m – £7.2m.

Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “The figures speak for themselves in terms of the economic impact that hosting WOMEX 2024 on behalf of the UK will have.  But this isn’t just about the numbers.  Just as important will be the real opportunities it will give our musicians and other professionals working in the music industry to network and do business on their own doorstep with their peers from around the globe.

“In Manchester we’ve long recognised the powerful role that music and culture can play in regeneration, creating jobs, and other opportunities, and are determined to do everything we can to support the sector and the people who work in it.”

As well as a packed programme across the five days and nights of the convention, work is also underway to ensure that WOMEX 2024 creates a tangible, lasting legacy for everyone involved in music in Manchester, the North, and across the UK and Ireland.  This work is being led by Manchester based Brighter Sound. 

With an overarching focus on social justice and sustainability, it’s hoped the plans being developed will better help musicians, producers, promoters and other music professionals of all ages – including young people – to make a sustainable living from music , locally, nationally and internationally.

Kate Lowes, from Brighter Sound, said: “Brighter Sound is delighted to be leading on the legacy programme for WOMEX 2024. We’ll be working collaboratively to do this and bringing our passion for inclusion and equality into the heart of the work we deliver. We’re looking forward to working with communities of young creatives, artists and independents from across the region, in partnership with the UK and Ireland, to amplify the amazing work that is already happening and to have a long-lasting impact on the sector for generations to come.”

Whilst the convention itself is aimed at musicians and professionals in the music industry, there will also be a full programme of live music showcases and films that will be put on sale to the general public. 

Tom Besford, from event delivery partner English Folk Expo, said: “Manchester will be an amazing place to host WOMEX. Whilst I’m incredibly excited to welcome the international music industry to our city, it’s even more brilliant to have thousands of tickets available for local audiences to some of the most spectacular worldwide bands. 

“You might not have heard of WOMEX before, but this really is the best gathering of global music anywhere. I hope music lovers from across the region and beyond embrace this once-in-a-generation event to discover life-changing music.”

WOMEX is owned and produced by Berlin-based organisation Piranha Arts, who will be celebrating the event’s 30th anniversary in Manchester in 2024.

Alex Walter, Director, WOMEX, said: “It is wonderful to be in Manchester, marking the 30th anniversary of WOMEX amidst the vibrant cultural boom and diversity of this city. Gathering the global music community in Manchester, alongside friends, collaborators and creative minds from the UK and Ireland and beyond, presents a remarkable opportunity for all. We are all very excited.”

Piranha Arts will be working closely with Manchester Music City and the rest of the Manchester event team over the next year to help market the convention to potential delegates around the world and to help ensure its success.

Sheona Southern, Managing Director at Marketing Manchester, said: “We’re delighted to hear that WOMEX, the pinnacle meeting of the global music industry, is coming to Manchester in 2024. This is a truly significant occasion for the city, which has a rich and illustrious musical heritage that has left a lasting mark on the global music scene. Manchester has always been at the forefront of innovation and creativity in music and hosting WOMEX reaffirms our position as a vibrant and influential hub in the music industry. With over 2,600 professionals and artists from 90 countries converging on the city, we anticipate a remarkable exchange of ideas, sounds, and experiences. This event is a testament to the power of music in the city and we will be delighted to welcome the world to us in 2024.”

WOMEX 2024 is being supported by Arts Council England, British Council, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, and Manchester City Council.

Jen Cleary, Director North, Arts Council England, said:“It is fantastic news that WOMEX is coming to Manchester in 2024 and I’m delighted that we have awarded a grant of £300,000 towards this hugely significant event. Alongside the concerts, trade fair and talks, it will provide an opportunity to showcase the very best of our local music and culture to international promoters as well as highlighting the quality and breadth of the region’s music sector. The accompanying programme working with artists, schools and community music groups will ensure that this global event engages with local audiences and creatives while delivering a positive economic impact to the city. Manchester is well known for its extraordinary music scene and I’m looking forward to seeing it celebrated next October.”

Joel Mills, Director Music, British Council, said:“We’re thrilled that Manchester will be hosting WOMEX in 2024. As a global music conference and showcase, it will offer wonderful opportunities to bring new cultural connections for the city and across the wider UK. We are committed to supporting Manchester Music City to build on our WOMEXchange partnership programme that will nurture and build international relationships that can reflect the exciting and vibrant diversity of its music communities.”

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