Hit The Road
Hit The Road is OPEN for 2022 and into 2023
Hugely successful youth music touring project Hit The Road is OPEN and searching for young artists age 14-19 to tour the country. Ahead of the tour the artists attend expert masterclasses, sessions and workshops covering everything from production to performance, royalties and marketing, before embarking on a professionally managed tour throughout Scotland.
The initiative has acted as an early stepping-stone in the careers of Scotland’s emerging musicians and songwriters including Lewis Capaldi, Be Charlotte, Parliamo, RILEY, Zoë Bestel, Keir Gibson and many more.
The national youth music touring project is OPEN and seeking applications from young artists age 14-19 to tour Scotland in 2022/2023. APPLY at https://www.hittheroad.org.uk/
Website: https://www.hittheroad.org.uk/ | Facebook: @HitTheRoadScotland | Instagram: @HitTheRoadTours | Twitter: @HitTheRoadTours
📷 = Shorthouse, The Sun Day, Sam Dee, Fraser McLean, Stereofire, Jasmin Jet, Jenny Czerniakiewicz
Initiated and run by Scottish Music Centre and funded by Creative Scotland’s Youth Music Initiative (YMI) and PRS Foundation.
Gill Maxwell, Executive Director, Scottish Music Centre, said:
“Hit The Road is open and searching for new young talent to tour Scotland at the end of 2022 and into 2023. We want to hear from emerging artists, the length and breadth of Scotland, working in any music genre, either as a solo artist or with a band. All our venues have 14+ licences so that new young audiences can see and support their local bands.
Each year we are amazed by the high quality of young Scottish artists, and we very much look forward to hearing from and seeing the next generation”