Where the industry is heading

Can independents survive the giants? A year later.

Sziget's CEO, Superstruct's COO, WME's Matt Smith, Gashouder's Mercedes Coco and Tinie Tempah, with Dave Clarke, revisit last year's question about consolidation in live music.

With Dave Clarke, Matt Smith, Mercedes Coco, Michael Discenza, Rebecca Kane Burton, Tamás Kádár

Catalogue buyers explain what they're buying.

Firebird's Carlo Dinardo, Duetti's Charles O'Neill and Linnea Sundberg, with music lawyer Gregor Pryor, on music as an asset class. For artists thinking of selling their catalogue.

With Carlo Dinardo, Charles O'Neill, Gregor Pryor, Linnea Sundberg

Warner's strategy chief on where it's all going.

Warner Music Group's head of strategy Lisa Yang and Niels Walboomers, who runs Spinnin' Records and Warner Central Europe, on the industry's next shape.

With Lisa Yang, Niels Walboomers

The electronic music trade body's annual meeting.

AFEM's AGM: where the members set next year's priorities. For AFEM members and anyone who wants to be one.

What music leaders do in unstable times.

Block9's Gideon Berger, Coldcut's Matt Black and IMPEL's Sarah Williams, chaired by In Place of War's Ruth Daniel. Big questions, asked by people who act on them.

With Gideon Berger, Matt Black, Ruth Daniel, Sarah Williams

If streaming volume works against artists, what do we build instead?

Troy Carter takes ADE's big question with Music Ally's Paul Brindley. The keynote to catch if you only catch one.

The year in music and tech, in one keynote.

Music lawyer Cliff Fluet of Music Tech UK and Lewis Silkin on the state of things. Quick, opinionated and well informed.

With Cliff Fluet

Electronic music's roots were always global.

Henry X, Afro house DJ VANCO, Melkweg programmer Lévi Smulders and promoter Melissa Penny on programming that reflects where the music comes from.

With Henry X, Lévi Smulders, Melissa Penny, VANCO