ARMC is Back and Bigger Than Ever in Johannesburg!
The Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) returns in 2026, expanding its global focus and encouraging industry dialogue
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The useful update
- ARMC will happen at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on May 22 and 23, 2026
- The conference is now in its sixth year and aims for stronger global connections
The stakes
- It highlights the growing global interest in African music and its influence
- Facilitates dialogue between local artists and international industry players
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- The ARMC serves as a key platform for African music in the global market
- Increased participation from international stakeholders suggests a growing recognition of African music
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Original report ARMC returns to Joburg with expanded global focus, industry dialogue
Publisher: Music In Africa · Published Apr 28, 10:35 am · musicinafrica.net
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The Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) will return to Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on 22 and 23 May 2026, bringing together artists, executives and industry stakeholders for discussions on th…
Now in its sixth year, the conference has established itself as a key meeting point between the African music industry and international markets. Organisers say this year’s edition will place greater emphasis on global partnerships, inclusion and market access, supported by a…
What happened
- ARMC will happen at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on May 22 and 23, 2026
- The conference is now in its sixth year and aims for stronger global connections
- Featured speakers include TRESOR and Brenda Mtambo, discussing various industry issues
- There's a new focus on inclusivity and market access, supported by a partnership with the Southern African Music Rights Organisation
- The event aims to address mental health concerns in the music industry
Why this matters
- It highlights the growing global interest in African music and its influence
- Facilitates dialogue between local artists and international industry players
- Addresses important issues like mental health in the music scene, promoting artist wellbeing
- Encourages collaborations, which could lead to new opportunities for African artists
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