KEMS at a glance
- Learn the craft and the business behind electronic music
- 6 March 2027
- Konferansesalen, seksjon 19, Kristiansand
- 880 NOK if you sign up before 1 January, then 1 200 NOK
- No age limit. If you are under 16, bring a parent.
- 100 spots
- Open
- Ticket sales open 1 January. Tickets are limited.
Learn the craft and the business behind electronic music
KEMS is a day in Kristiansand where DJs, producers, labels and management explain how they work. You hear how a track comes together, what a label looks for in a demo, how festival booking actually happens and what it takes to move forward.
It does not matter whether you are professional, an amateur or simply curious. You choose which artists you want to hear and what you want to learn more about, and we build the day around that.
Artists
Industry
Labels and management explain how the industry actually works.
Heldeep Records
Rick Scholing, label manager
Tres/Noir MGMT & Bookings
Thomas Nordli, manager
Programme
The programme goes up here as soon as the times are set.
Questions and answers
What is KEMS?
KEMS is a day in Kristiansand where DJs, producers, labels and management teach the craft and the business behind electronic music.
What does it cost?
A ticket costs 1 200 NOK. Sign up before ticket sales open on 1 January 2027 and you pay 880 NOK. Tickets are limited.
Who is it for?
Anyone who makes or wants to make electronic music, from complete beginner to full-time. You do not need to have released anything.
Do I need to bring equipment?
No. Bring headphones and a laptop if you want to work along, but it is not required.
Is there an age limit?
No. If you are under 16, bring a parent.
How do I sign up?
Fill in the sign-up form on this site. You choose which artists you want to hear and what you want to learn about, and you get a confirmation by email.
Sign up for KEMS
Sign up before 1 January and your ticket costs 880 NOK instead of 1 200 NOK when sales open. Tickets are limited.
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