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Factory Sounds 2027
Factory International
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4.5
Manchester M3 4JQ
Permanent
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Permanent
Manchester M3 4JQ

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Closing Date - Monday 11th January 2026, 11:59 PM

Please contact us at artist.development@factoryinternational.org if you require any support in completing your application.

Supported by adidas Originals

Factory Sounds is our annual programme designed to support and raise the profile of the music industry in Greater Manchester.

Making music in Greater Manchester or working in the industry? Apply to be part of our Factory Sounds 2027 cohort today.

Every year we support 15 extraordinary people working in music. Whether you’re a musician, technician, label or creative, Factory Sounds is for you. We're particularly interested in supporting the development of people who are underrepresented in the sector.

Want to find our more? Meet our wonderful Factory Sounds alumni here.

How It Works

Manchester who’s involved in music, whether as a professional or amateur. This includes musicians, DJs and producers, even label owners and managers. Simply send us a proposal mapping out why you’d like to receive financial support (details are below) and we’ll consider your pitch.

Do you need help to make or complete a recording? Perhaps you’re a label wanting to promote some new releases or you’re looking for support to present a gig or live event. Perhaps a little financial support will go a long way towards giving you the headspace to make new music. Or maybe you just want to buy some equipment. Factory Sounds can provide the support you need.

Successful applicants will receive peer-to-peer support through regular meetings with your Factory Sounds cohort and specialist members of the Factory International team, who will help support your artistic development. You’ll receive adidas merchandise, invitations to exclusive events and mentorship from a diverse team of specialists across the creative industries and music world. You’ll also get the opportunity to record at the adidas Originals Recording Studio, engineered by Abbey Road at Co-op Live.

Alongside receiving £1000 to support your creative development, you will participate in workshops and other creative opportunities including styling, studio visits, commission invites and expert-led sessions. This time, Factory Sounds artists will be given the chance to perform at Manchester International Festival (MIF27) on Festival Square.

How to Apply

To apply for this programme, please click the link below to complete the application form including your name, contact details and expression of interest – either written or recorded as a short video (up to five minutes) – answering the points below with a short pitch.

  • Tell us about yourself

  • Please include any links to your previous work

  • What would you like to do and how do you plan to do it?

  • How you would spend or allocate your budget of up to £1000 (a rough idea is fine)

Recruitment Opens: Thursday 5th November 2026, 12 AM
Recruitment Closes: Monday 11th January 2027, 11:59 PM

Please contact us at artist.development@factoryinternational.org if you require any support in completing your application.
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