It's that time of year again: the registration for what is set to be the 17th edition of the world’s largest jazz industry gathering has started.
—Sybille Kornitschky, Project Manager
The jazzahead! Trade Fair and Festival will take place from Thursday morning to Sunday afternoon, 27 to 30 April in Bremen, Germany. Register now and get the early-bird rate until 27 October!
Despite its steady growth, jazzahead! has managed to keep its family character. jazzahead! is not only a trade fair for trade visitors, but also open to the general public- with a program that once a year turns the Hanseatic city of Bremen into a jazz metropolis.
Since 2015, the jazzahead! funded by the budget of the Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
What to expect?
- Three full days of networking with artists, bookers, labels, agencies, festivals and clubs, and more
- Top-class jazz from Germany (the partner country), Europe and overseas
- Get connected with the international jazz scene
Apply for a showcase and don't miss the deadline on 27 October, 2022
Applications are open to registered exhibitors, co-exhibitors on an umbrella stand or professional participants (all days). Read about the preconditions for applications on our website. Any questions? Contact Insa Stanke at [email protected].About jazzahead!
jazzahead! is the must-go event for the international jazz industry and the place for high-quality, contemporary jazz from Germany, Europe and overseas. As the world's largest event where all the protagonists of the scene (musicians, labels, agencies, festival makers, bookers and media representatives) meet, it is considered by professional visitors from all over the world as the “Family Reunion of Jazz".Despite its steady growth, jazzahead! has managed to keep its family character. jazzahead! is not only a trade fair for trade visitors, but also open to the general public- with a program that once a year turns the Hanseatic city of Bremen into a jazz metropolis.
Since 2015, the jazzahead! funded by the budget of the Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
