Jam@TheRoyal is back
Jam@TheRoyal live music experience for teenage creatives is back at Theatre Royal Waterford this April, 1-3, 2024.
We’ve joined forces with the wonderful Music Generation Waterford once again, offering an intensive music experience for young musicians to come together, form bands, work with industry professionals, jam with other young musicians and and host a live gig.
Young musicians applying please note:
Jam@TheRoyal takes place
Monday April 1 (10.30am-5.30pm)
Tuesday April 2 (10.15am – 5.30pm)
Wednesday April 3 (10.45am – 9.30pm, including evening gig 7.30pm – 9.30pm)
Jam@The Royal is open to all young musicians in second level education with a minimum of 3 years playing experience on instrument/s or vocals.
Young musicians taking part will need to commit to all dates & times outlined.
All young musicians applying must submit a video application also.
A place on Jam@TheRoyal is not guaranteed, we strongly advise you to take your time completing this form, giving us as much detail as possible. And submit early!
There will be a €40 participation fee.
CLOSING DATE TO APPLY IS 5PM MARCH 1st
Applications will be viewed by the members of Music Generation Waterford and Theatre Royal panel.
For more information email:
Music Generation Waterford: musicgenerationwaterford@wwetb.ie
Theatre Royal: tickets@theatreroyal.ie
Supported by The Arts Council, WWETB and Waterford Council‘s Arts Office
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