Sunderland has officially become the second UK city in the Music Cities Network, celebrating its rich musical heritage and vibrant scene.
The Music Cities Network connects cities around the world to boost their music scenes. Now, Sunderland joins the ranks of famous music cities like Sydney and Berlin. How cool is that?
This recognition highlights Sunderland’s rich musical history and shows a commitment to growing its music scene. It’s all about building a strong creative economy.
Being part of this global network opens up new opportunities for collaboration and resources. It’s a great way to support cultural and economic growth in the area.
The Music Cities Network board gave a big thumbs up to Sunderland’s membership. This is a win for the upcoming Sunderland Music Strategy, which aims to make the city a music hub.
The strategy was crafted with input from local musicians and fans. It’s a five-year plan that will work with both local and international partners.
Andrew Dipper from Sunderland Music City said this membership puts Sunderland on the map for music lovers and artists. He believes it’s the perfect time to showcase the city’s music scene.
Lena Ingwersen from the Music Cities Network praised Sunderland’s rich music heritage and the energy of its music team. She’s excited about the collaboration ahead.
Paul Callaghan, chair of the Sunderland Music, Arts and Culture Trust, called this achievement remarkable. He’s thrilled that Sunderland is recognized as a vibrant music city.
This membership opens doors for growth and sharing experiences with other music cities. It’s an exciting time for Sunderland’s music community!
