Free PRS advice clinic for Wrexham musicians
by Ben Davis on 25 September, 2009 | 2 comments
Are you a songwriter or band that performs your own material?
Is your music played on radio or TV?
Do you perform gigs large or small?
If so, you could be earning money. And PRS for music, Britain’s performing rights society is coming to Wrexham to show you how.
PRS for Music is the society that collects royalties on behalf of its members wherever their songs are performed; live, on radio TV etc from artists as big as Coldplay to new bands starting out at the local pub.
PRS for Music does this by collecting licence fees from wherever your songs are performed and distributing it amongst its members. Which potentially is YOU the songwriter.
With no up-front joining fees and no annual fees, even if you are starting out and playing very small gigs it is worth your while joining PRS for Music.
So, how do you find out about it?
Louise Parker, the representative for PRS for Music in Wales will be hosting a free advice clinic in Wrexham to help local bands and songwriters find out about PRS for Music services, membership and how to earn money from your songs. This is a definite must for anyone who is writing and performing their own songs, in the local pub, at Central Station, on the radio or anywhere their songs are performed or heard.
The FREE event will be held on Monday 19th October at The Foundry, 15, Yorke Street, Wrexham LL13 8LW.
It’s completely free to attend and there are no obligations. All who are interested are welcome to drop in between 4pm and 8pm and see if PRS for Music can do something for you!
To find out more about this event, please contact Louise Parker on 07789 373 459 or louise.parker@prsformusic.com
on 26/01/10 at 1:01 pm
Is a shame i missed this, more events like this are needed.
on 15/02/10 at 3:59 pm
For those who missed our last clinic there is another one on Monday 22nd February 2010 at Central Station in Wrexham