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SoundON BC Open for Intake #2

SoundON is a province-wide campaign and resilience fund to help bring British Columbia’s music community back together and provide desperately needed support to those connected to the sector – artists, presenters, production staff and venues. The first project of its kind in Canada, it is the ultimate in community and collaboration as it brings together industry members from across the province with one common goal – to bring the province’s vibrant music industry back to life.
SoundON will fund and stream uniquely curated content through the lens of festivals and presenters. With the help of public funding, corporate sponsors, and individual donors, SoundON aims to put economic flow back into the industry. This will allow people to return to work as soon as possible – while sparking hope for those affected by the pandemic.
SoundON is primarily made possible through an investment of over $500,000 from Amplify BC, through the Province of British Columbia and Creative BC, with additional support provided by corporate sponsors and the private sector.
For more information on the project and to apply to be a presenter, please visit: SoundON.ca.
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