EVENTO
Showcase Your Musical Talent and Innovation in Barcelona
Por Barcelona Music Lab & All Tuner Labs
Since 2022, Barcelona Music Lab has been identifying and accelerating ideas, projects, and startups that contribute to innovation in live music.
Over these four years, they have discovered more than 300 projects and startups and have accelerated and funded over 55. To continue these efforts, they are launching a new initiative: the Music Radar, designed to compile and maintain a dynamic database of music innovation projects connected to the city of Barcelona.
Developed in collaboration with All Tuner Labs, one of its objectives is to create a public and free registry of ideas, projects, and companies that apply technology and innovation, offering concepts, pilots, or services to the music industry.
Ambitions of the Music Radar project:
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Create a living, structured, and regularly updated directory of music innovation projects connected to Barcelona.
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Detect emerging talent, entrepreneurial initiatives, and established companies in the sector.
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Facilitate synergies and collaborations between projects, organizations, and professionals.
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Increase visibility of the creative and technological fabric of the music sector.
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Serve as an internal strategic tool for the Foundation.
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Contribute to positioning Barcelona as an international hub for music innovation.
Benefits of being part of the Music Radar:
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Visibility to clients and investors.
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Support in pilot development (test-bed, sandbox).
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Information about acceleration program calls.
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Information about grants and funding opportunities.
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Participation in pitch sessions to potential investors.
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Participation in pitch sessions to potential clients.
The directory will cover all areas of the music industries, such as improving the live music experience, immersive technologies, artist support tools, sustainability, rights management, and monetization platforms, among others. The Music Radar will become a key tool to showcase emerging initiatives, foster new collaborations, and connect talent, research, and industry at a time of profound change in how music is created, distributed, and experienced.
