• M for Montreal

    CION Partners with M for Montreal to Showcase Northern Talent

    Northern Ontario-based musicians invited to apply for 'Northern Ontario Sessions' Showcase before August 10, 2024 deadline!

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Cultural Industries Ontario North (CION) is thrilled to partner with M for Montreal on the 'Northern Ontario Sessions' showcase -- a unique opportunity for regional musicians to perform for international audiences during the Marathon Festival series from November 20 - 23, 2024.

Northern Ontario-based musicians and bands are encouraged to apply for the showcase before August 10, 2024.

Apply Here

Successful applicants MUST be based in Northern Ontario and be available to attend the full Conference (November 20-23, 2024).

All submissions will be juried by industry professionals.

"We are delighted to partner again with M for Montreal for the upcoming 2024 edition of the Marathon series. These partnerships play a crucial role in supporting musicians residing in Northern communities where music industry backing may be lacking. At CION, we excel in bridging the gap between talented, export-ready musicians and the industry, and we are dedicated to contributing to the success of emerging artists in the region. Building lasting relationships and fostering talent are at the core of what we do."
- Melanie St. Pierre, Lead of Music Development with CION

"Recognized as Quebec's most important initiative for indie music exports", M for Montreal is a launch pad for emerging talent and a hotbed for international business activity. It's the place to be.

So, what's in it for me?

Successful applicants will receive:

  • Travel honorariums
  • Accommodations support
  • Conference passes
  • Consultation support from CION
  • Opportunity to rock international faces

 

CION acknowledges the financial support of FedNor, FACTOR, the Government of Canada and of Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters, the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC), Ontario Creates, and the City of Greater Sudbury.