Two
Birmingham students have put their studies on hold, to create their very own
Live Events Management Company. However, this is not the end of their
University days, it is in fact a project for their degree.
The two students,
who study Media and Communication at Birmingham City University, have set up
the Live Events Company, Sundae Promotions, for their final year project, and
will be hosting their very first music event next week.
Formed in
October 2012, Sundae Promotions consists of two passionate and hardworking
females, Hannah Durham and Amy McArthur. Hannah and Amy have signed a number of
musical talents from the Access to Music College in the city for the debut
event that takes place at the Six Eight Kafe on Sunday 21st April
2013 from 2pm.
The girls are
currently working with support from O2 to make the project bigger and better
for everyone involved. 02 Think Big helps young people launch their ideas and
programmes that benefit the places where they live and Sundae Promotions fall
right into that category for Birmingham. They are seeking to benefit and
strengthen the local community by holding events focused on arts, music and
creativity.
They are also
seeking to challenge the perception of unsigned music and traditional
expectations of the industry by approaching music as an art form. Sundae
Promotions searched high and low for a creative space rather than a traditional
venue, before deciding on the Six Eight Kafe in the city centre.
The event
will be showcasing some great emerging talent that Birmingham has to offer
including, Call Me Unique, The Populars, Two Day Nation, Contrast, Mike
Scarrott and Myles Minihan.
For more
information and updates about Sundae Promotions, head to:
By Dayna Farrington
No comments:
Post a Comment