“Music Life Is Live” is the main topic of the 9th Vienna Music Business Research Days from Sep. 12-14, 2018. In presentations and discussions music business representatives and music business researchers focus this time on the political economy of music festivals and the economics of the international concert and touring business. Find the program here.
Harry Jenner (Frequency Festival, Austria) is one of the discussants of the panel on “The International Concert and Touring Business” moderated by Berthold Seliger (Seliger Konzertagentur, Berlin) on September 14 from 16:15-17:30. Other panelists are Peter Jenner (Sincere Management, London), who organized a number of free concerts in London’s Hyde Park which included the 1969 concert by The Rolling Stones and Jake Beaumont-Nesbitt (International Music Managers Forum, London).
Harry Jenner is is the founder and organizer of the Frequency Festival, which is one of the largest music festival in Austria with more than 200,000 visitors on four days in 2018. This year the Frequency line-up included the Gorillaz, Macklemore, Kygo and many other national and international acts. He is also the co-founder and co-organizer of the Nova Rock Festival and a shareholder of the Barracuda Holding which promotes the largest music festivals and hundreds of concerts in Austria each year.
The 9th Vienna Music Business Research Days on “Music Life Is Live” gathered again renown music business researchers and music business professionals at the University of Music and Performing Arts to discuss the “Political Economics of Music Festivals” and “The International Concert and Touring Business”.
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