If you love music, there’s one event you shouldn’t miss this fall — MaMA Music & Convention 2025. Happening from October 15–17 in Paris, this three-day experience blends a professional conference by day with a lively citywide festival by night. Whether you’re an artist, producer, or music professional, MaMA offers an incredible mix of learning, networking, and discovery.
A Global Music Industry Hub by Day
During the day, the event takes over the Pigalle and Montmartre neighborhoods, turning them into a vibrant hub for the global music industry. Thousands of professionals come together for panels, keynotes, and networking sessions. Topics range from music marketing and AI innovation to touring, publishing, and mental health. As a result, it’s a must-attend space to learn, share, and connect. This year, you’ll also hear from Jorge Brea, Founder & CEO of Symphonic, and Janette Berrios, the company’s VP of Corporate Marketing. Jorge will join the “Focus on the Latin Market” panel on October 15 at noon, while Janette will speak on “Superfans: Beyond the Buzzword” at 2 p.m. the same day.
A Citywide Festival by Night
As the sun sets, MaMA transforms once again — this time into a dynamic, multi-venue festival. Over 150 artists will perform across iconic Paris venues like La Cigale, La Boule Noire, and La Machine du Moulin Rouge. This is your chance to discover new sounds, spot emerging talent, and experience the creative pulse of Paris up close.
Before you go, it’s important to plan ahead. Create a schedule of the events and showcases you don’t want to miss. Also, pack your essentials — business cards, a notebook, and maybe a few pieces of merch. Afterward, remember to follow up with your new contacts and share your MaMA moments on social media. These small steps can help you make a lasting impression.
In the end, MaMA Music & Convention 2025 is more than an event — it’s a gateway to inspiration and connection. So, grab your tickets from the official MaMA website, prepare to network, and get ready to experience Paris through the power of music.
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