Eurosonic promoting and supporting music

Eurosonic Festival

Eurosonic Festival is Europe's premier showcase for breaking artists from across the continent. What started out more than 20 years ago as a one-day festival to promote Dutch bands has grown into a three-day affair with international fame, more than 250 European bands play across 20 stages to industry figures and fans alike
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EBBA

With the European Border Breakers Award wish to highlight the success of 10 debuting European artists in selling albums and touring outside their home territory. The prize aims to stimulate the cross-border circulation of artists' works and to highlight Europe's great musical diversity.

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Festivals

Eurosonic is developing and launching joint projects with major festivals all over Europe, such as Roskilde (DenmarK), Sonar Spain), Transmusicales de Rennes (France), Montreux (Switzerland), Spaziale festival (Italy) as well as organizaing many events as Path Of Peace (Italy) or Eurosonic Festival (The Netherlands)

About us

Eurosonic is part of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which is the largest professional association of national broadcasters in the world.

EBU stations get access to music, via a satellite network which utilizes a digital transmission system to maintain the highest audio quality.

Eurosonic Player

Artists on Eurosonic

About E.B.U.

Who are we?

The European Broadcasting Union is the largest association of national broadcasters in the world. We promote cooperation between broadcasters and facilitate the exchange of audiovisual content. The EBU works to ensure that the crucial role of public service broadcasters is recognised and taken into consideration by decision-makers.The EBU's supreme governing body, the General Assembly, meets twice yearly

Promoting public service values

Europe’s public service broadcasters are different to other market players; they are committed to public service values. The EBU represents its Members on European Union audiovisual policy matters, ensuring that these values are well understood and taken into account by decision-makers. We are consulted by the European Institutions on a regular basis on all issues of concern to the audiovisual sector. We also work closely with the UN, UNESCO and our colleagues in the World Broadcasting Unions (WBU) to ensure that our voice is heard in the global debate on media policy. EBU web site.