Back To Basics - Ōtautahi
A free seminar designed for those in the early stages of artist management — including self-managed artists — who are building the foundations of music careers.
The Music Managers Forum Aotearoa (MMF) is proud to announce the return of Back to Basics; a free seminar series designed for those in the early stages of artist management — including self-managed artists — who are building the foundations of their music careers.
Back to Basics explores the essentials of artist development, release planning, and the business of music, with practical insights and first-hand experiences from artist and musician Minnie Robberds (There's a Tuesday). The sessions will be led by MMF Chair and Mentor, Cushla Aston (Manager – Louis Baker).
This year’s series is dedicated to the memory of Lorraine Barry, a long-time MMF advocate who passed away earlier this year. Lorraine led Back to Basics for many years and was deeply committed to helping emerging artists and managers gain the knowledge and confidence to navigate the industry.
A huge mihi to NZ On Air, Recorded Music New Zealand, APRA, and the New Zealand Music Commission for their continued support in bringing this important kaupapa to life.
Further sessions will be announced soon for Dunedin, Bay of Plenty, and Hawke’s Bay in early 2026.
The Music Managers Forum Aotearoa (MMF) is proud to announce the return of Back to Basics; a free seminar series designed for those in the early stages of artist management — including self-managed artists — who are building the foundations of their music careers.
Back to Basics explores the essentials of artist development, release planning, and the business of music, with practical insights and first-hand experiences from artist and musician Minnie Robberds (There's a Tuesday). The sessions will be led by MMF Chair and Mentor, Cushla Aston (Manager – Louis Baker).
This year’s series is dedicated to the memory of Lorraine Barry, a long-time MMF advocate who passed away earlier this year. Lorraine led Back to Basics for many years and was deeply committed to helping emerging artists and managers gain the knowledge and confidence to navigate the industry.
A huge mihi to NZ On Air, Recorded Music New Zealand, APRA, and the New Zealand Music Commission for their continued support in bringing this important kaupapa to life.
Further sessions will be announced soon for Dunedin, Bay of Plenty, and Hawke’s Bay in early 2026.
The Piano, 156 Armagh Street, Christchurch Central
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