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CONVENTION CENTER EVENTS Thursday , February 15 5 PM to 8 PM CONVENTION CENTER EVENTS Saturday, February 17 12Noon - 5 PM - Trade Show Open Thursday, February 15 11 AM - 5 PM - Registration Open 1 PM - 5 PM - Business Sessions 5 PM to 8 PM - Registration Open - Lobby 12 Noon - 5 PM - Trade Show Open 5:15PM - 1057”TheX” 8 PM to 2 AM - Showcases - Kick Off Parties 1 PM - 5 PM - Business Sessions 5 PM - 7 PM - Hospitality Events 5 PM - Bud Light & Papa John’s Pizza Party 6 PM - 1 AM Showcases Friday, February 16 5:15PM - Keynote, Walter F. McDonough, 8 AM - Trade Show Set Up Esq., General Counsel FMC SUNDAY BUSINESS SESSIONS 10 AM - 2 PM - Live Broadcast, WXPN 6 PM - 8 PM - Hospitality Events, Dinner 1 PM - 2 PM - DIY - Do It Yourself! (A) 11 AM - 4 PM - Registration/Info Desk Open 7:30PM - 2 AM Showcases 1 PM - 2:30PM - How to Prepare Your 11:30AM - Free At Lunch - WXPN Band For Recording (B) 12 Noon Free At Lunch Live Concert SATURDAY BUSINESS SESSIONS 1 PM - 2:30PM - Publicity & Marketing (C) Broadcast 88.1FM WXPH 1 PM - 2 PM - Urban Music. (A) 1 PM - 2 PM - Mentoring & Demo 12 Noon - 5 PM - Trade Show Open 1 PM - 2 P Music Industry Education. (B) Listening (Ballroom) 1 PM - 5 PM - Business Sessions, Mentoring 1 PM - 2 PM - AFM Panel (C) 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Radio: Terrestrial, 5:15PM - Keynote - Bruce Warren, WXPN 1 PM - 2 PM - Mentoring & Demo Listening Internet & Beyond (A) 6 PM - Funky Friday MMC11 Happy Hour (Ballroom) 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Looking For Press in 6:15PM - 2 AM - Showcases 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Legal Issues for Emerging all the Right Places (B) Talent & the Music Industry (A) 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Recording Studios 101 (C) FRIDAY BUSINESS SESSIONS 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM - Producers Panel (B) 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Mentoring & Demo 1 PM - 2 PM - Publishers Roundtable (C) 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM - Singer-Songwriter Listening (Ballroom) 1 PM - 2 PM - Mentoring & Demo Listening Panel (C) 4 PM - 5 PM - Booking Gigs & Touring (A) (Ballroom) 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Mentoring & Demo 4 PM - 5 PM - Create Digital Distribution 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Artist Development Listening (Ballroom) w/ Burnlounge (B) Seminar (C) 4 PM - 5 PM - Demo Derby (A) 4 PM - 5 PM - Thinking Outside the Box 2:30PM - 3:30PM - Mentoring & Demo 4 PM - 5 PM - Managers, Agents & - Licensing Your Music (C) Listening (Ballroom) Promoters (B) 4 PM - 5 PM - Mentoring & Demo Listening 4 PM - 5 PM - “I Finally Finished my CD, 4 PM - 5 PM - Marketing & Networking (Ballroom) Ordered 1000 Copies... Now What”? (C) on the Internet (C) 4 PM - 5 PM - Mentoring & Demo Listening 4 PM - 5 PM - Mentoring & Demo SUNDAY SHOWCASES All Ages $8 (Ballroom) Listening (Ballroom) 1057”TheX” Under The Radar Night 5:15PM - 1057”TheX” FRIDAY SHOWCASES All Ages $8 SATURDAY SHOWCASES All Ages $8 6 PM - Pink Yard Flamingos 6:15PM - TBA 7:30PM - Ergo Sum 6:30PM - Black Plaid 7:30PM - Andy Laird 8 PM - Josh Thompson 7 PM - Kheris 8 PM - Goat 8:40PM - Witches In Bikinis 7:30PM - Grandview 8:40PM - Keaton Simons 9:30PM - The Hint 8 PM - Pistola Amore 9:20PM - Porter Block Band 10:10PM - Bridges And A Bottle 8:30PM - Safari So Good 10 PM - The Incredible Rubber Band 10:50PM - Running From Dharma 9 PM - Negative Space 10:40PM - The April Skies 11:30AM - Hierosonic 9:30PM - Condition K 11:20PM - Darcie Miner & Parallax Project 12:20AM - The Drama Club 10 PM - Disengaged 12 PM - Holis 1 AM - The Underwater 10:30PM - 40 Acres 12:40AM - The Anthony Lattanze Band 11 PM - Live Alien 1:20AM - The WMD’s Harrisburg, PA Sunday, February 18 11:30PM - A Utopian Skyline 11 AM - 4 PM - Registration Open 12 AM - 7th Layer 1 PM - 5 PM - Business Sessions ELEVENTH ANNUAL MILLENNIUM MUSIC CONFERENCE • BRUCE WARREN AND WALTER F. MCDONOUGH, ESQ. TO DELIVER KEYNOTE SPEECHES AT MMC11 Keynote Speaker 2007: Bruce Warren - Assistant General Manager For Programming, WXPN During the past eight years as Program Director for WXPN and Executive Producer of World Cafe, Bruce Warren has evolved into one of the most knowledgeable and influential voices in public radio today. Warren’s commitment to the WXPN vision of offering intelligent, thought-provoking radio has translated into music programs like XPN Artist To Watch and World Cafe Next that engage the listener in an ongoing journey of music discovery. A three-time recipient of R&R’s Program Director of the Year Award (2002, 2005, 2006) and Billboard Magazine’s Program Director of the Year (2002), Warren has served as president for the Public Radio Program Directors Association (2005-2006). He contributes to Paste Magazine, WXPN All About The Music Blog, the NPR Song of The Day, and is the author of the Some Velvet Blog. Bruce will speak at 5:15PM on Friday the 16th in the Ballroom of the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center where the eleventh annual Millennium Music Conference will be held. His keynote speech is entitled, “So You Want To Be A Star? Forget It!” In thinking about your career and how you will get heard in a noisy, crowded and rapidly changing media landscape, what opportunities should you pursue in getting your music out to “the people?” There are new rules at play in breaking your career and Bruce will provide some insight and advice to you as you look at some of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Keynote Speaker 2007: Walter F. McDonough, Esq. General Counsel, Future of Music Coalition Walter F. McDonough is the General Counsel and one of the founders of the Future of Music Coalition. The FMC is a non-profit research institute that examines the law, economics and technology of the music business and is renowned for its annual policy conference. Mr. McDonough also serves as a board member on the United States performing rights society Sound Exchange and the AARC. Mr. McDonough is also an attorney who represents, among others, the Dresden Dolls and Mission of Burma. He is an adjunct professor of copyright law at Suffolk University Law School. Mr. McDonough was an associate at Carroll Guido & Groffman in New York City, one of America’s leading music law firms, a former assistant Massachusetts Attorney General and a law clerk for the Honorable Edward F. Harrington of the United States Court for the District of Massachusetts. Anyone who follows the music and entertainment industries knows that this decade has been one of colossal change and controversy. Although new models like YouTube and MySpace have provided new opportunities for creators, they have also generated litigation and concerns about copyright ownership and distribution of monies. How should the entertainment industry deal with these new entities? What is the proper role of the government in being a referee in these matters? What can recording artists, songwriters and managers do to make sure that they are part of the business and political process? Attorney Walter McDonough will cover all these topics and more in his Keynote Address at 5:15PM on Saturday, February 17th. • ELEVENTH ANNUAL MILLENNIUM MUSIC CONFERENCE FREE Set-up for MMC11 Registrants! Normally a $30 Value! ELEVENTH ANNUAL MILLENNIUM MUSIC CONFERENCE • table of contents 1Keynote Speakers 17Registrant Information Trade Show Exhibitors 3Mayor’s Letter 18Sponsors & Media Partners Directors Message 4MMC11 Staff 20Speakers Information Events Map Showcases By Venue 5Rules & Regulations 21 6Schedule Of Events 22Showcases By Venue 7Performers 23Showcases By Venue 12Showcases by venue Office of the Mayor City Government Center 10 North Second Street Harrisburg, PA 17101-1678 Welcome to the 11th Annual Millennium Music Conference, With pleasure, we are honored and delighted to welcome you to the City of Harrisburg and the Mid-Atlantic United States’ most respected and anticipated annual music conclave. Over this past decade the Millennium Music Conference has nurtured and educated musicians from throughout our nation, and provided them with valuable exposure and networking opportunities to further advance their careers. Our sincere appreciation and gratitude are appropriately extended to MMC founder and organizer John Harris, one of the midstate’s most esteemed and enduring music promoters and entrepreneurs. John’s many contributions over the years, both professionally and through civic contribution, are without peer in the Greater Harrisburg Region, and his is an example for all others to aspire. Our thanks are also extended to the many Sponsors, Music Industry Professionals, Showcasing Musicians and Artists, Exhibitors, Conference Staff and Showcase Venue Hosts for their participation and contribution in helping make MMC11 a success. Your contributions help serve as an investment in the future quality of musicians and their career success, which ultimately enhances our community’s overall music scene and our quality of life. Please enjoy the Millennium Conference and your stay in Pennsylvania’s Capital City of Harrisburg, and come back soon and often! Stephen R. Reed Mayor Message From The Director Welcome to the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center and the 11th annual Millennium Music Conference. We are honored that you have joined us as we celebrate our eleventh year. From its beginnings in 1997, Central Pennyslvania’s Rock Music Showcase and Symposium has evolved over a decade into one of the premier events for emerging talent. We are most pleased to be at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center and want to thank the staff for their undivided attention. The host hotel features amenities like Bridges Cafe & Lounge, free parking, newly refurbrished rooms and proximity to downtown Harrisburg. The 30,000 square-foot Convention Center is ideal for the Millennium Music Conference. In 2007 we celebrate new music with 250 showcasing acts and artists on 25 stages in and around the City of Harrisburg, PA Over 150 music industry professionals have assembled as Speakers, Mentors, Exhibitors and Talent Scouts to educate, network, do business and share their experience with the MMC11 attendees.
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