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Want to get on in the music industry? We have a selection of guides on how to get ahead in your chosen field.

Whether you're starting out as a musician and are looking to play a gig, or you're more established and are getting interest from record labels and managers, we've got the info you need to know.

Or if your interest lies in music writing, TV or radio broadcasting or photography, our guides give expert advice and tips from those already in the industry.

Guides

Posting a letter

Interact with us

Becoming involved with Â鶹Éç Wales Music couldn't be easier these days.

Murry The Hump

See a concert

Our guide to where to find gigs and concerts in your area.

I Was A Cub Scout

Get a gig

Doing your first show may not be as straightforward as it seems.

Typist

Be a music journalist

It's a desirable profession, but what do you need to know?

Toyah on Top Of The Pops

Work in music TV

What should you focus on if you want to make it in television?

Radio presenters in the 1930s

Get a job in radio

Becoming a broadcaster can be daunting. We can help.

Funeral For A Friend

Be a music photographer

Get snap-happy with our guide.

Martini Henry Rifles sign a record deal

Get a record deal

Labels, management, lawyers: what you need to know.

Chris Evans

Get coverage for your band

Securing column inches and radio play.

Fortune Favours

Make it in showbiz

Entertainment agents, auditions and other options.

Opportunity Knocks

Get a break in music

Advice from the stars who made it.


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See also

Artist search

Browse the Â鶹Éç Wales Music database.

Showcase your Welsh music images on our Flickr group.

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