PLASA is the lead international membership body for those who supply technologies and services to the event, entertainment and installation industries. As a pro-active trade association, it looks after the interests of its members and seeks to influence business practices and skills development across the industry.

The PSA is the trade association for companies and individuals involved in the live event production industry. Our aim is to represent, improve, educate and develop the business of technical production for live events. This is achieved by pooling the knowledge of the entire industry to create a single voice for the industry and a central resource for its members.

The the worlds leading monthly B2B publication dedicated to the international contemporary live music industry; providing news, features and tour information to companies and individuals in more than 80 countries worldwide.

Published monthly by PLASA, the professional lighting and sound association, Lighting&Sound International has been the leading publication serving the broad range of the entertainment, presentation and events industries since 1985.

IQ is the essential monthly magazine for the international live music business. A natural extension of the ILMC, the yearly International Live Music Conference presents news, features, information and analysis to conference delegates and the wider industry at large.

The music industry’s favourite daily bulletin and weekly newsletter providing a raft of news from all UK and international media outlets, encompassing press and online. Each daily mailout also includes a soundclip of the best new music chosen by the RotD team.

Founded in 1998, Total Production International (TPi) magazine is regarded as the industry’s most authoritative monthly business-to-business publication dedicated to the design and technology of live events, from concert, gig and festival productions, to theatre shows and temporary events. Circulated to almost 10,000 key international decision makers, TPi’s readership ranges from show designers, technical crew, production/tour management and promoters, through to suppliers of sound and lighting systems, video, staging, security, catering, trucking, power and more.

The sister publication to Audience with a circulation of 2,500, is committed solely to the UKs burgeoning

contemporary live music industry and is the only B2B publication dedicated to the people, venues and services that make it happen.

Organised by Live UK Events, sister company to Audience Media, the publisher of LIVE UK and Audience magazines, the Summit brings together a broad spectrum of live music-associated companies and individuals, giving them the opportunity to share insights and debate topical issues during a series of sharp, well-managed conference sessions every October in London. 300 copies of Showcase are distributed to the delegates who attend.

Attracting over 1,100 professionals from all corners of the live music business to reward the achievements of the most talented and successful individuals and services. 350 copies of Showcase are distributed to the attendees of the PSA conference at the yearly London event.



NEW THIS YEAR, Showcase is proud to sponsor the 2012 “Favourite Freight Company” award.

1000 copies of Showcase are given to the delegates of the International Live Music Conference, the UK’s leading annual London conference serving the professional live music industry, founded back in 1989. The cream of the industry attend the conference, including promoters, agents, festival organisers, venue operators and artist management.

Leading Berlin based trade show for music business and creative industry professionals, offering networking opportunities and a yearly industry conference. 1000 copies of Showcase are Included in delegate goodie bags.

Europe’s main conference and showcase festival for European music. 1000 copies of Showcase will be distributed at the conference which consists of over 150 panels, keynote speeches, awards, shows and presentations.

Festival Awards UK is the annual Oscars of the contemporary music festival industry and the only body which recognises the huge effort which goes into producing Britain’s world-leading music festival scene.

Since its launch in 2004, it has grown into a major event at The Roundhouse in London, giving the industry a chance to let its hair down and celebrate the achievements of the past year.

With a gourmet dinner, gala awards ceremony and after-show party, it attracts over 1,000 of the most influential people in the business. 1000 copies of Showcase are included in the goodie bags to the conference which accompanies the yearly awards.