Summary

The DIY spirit of the early punk scene defined our approach, emphasizing the joy of doing things yourself while prioritizing solidarity over competition. Failure is accepted as an integral part of the creative process rather than a barrier to entry. This ethos found its expression in our workshops where participants shared their unique experiences and struggles together, fostering a unique kind of community bond that transcended traditional business models.

At the Glitches Keynote, we played funky music and curated a rich boy DJ-Set featuring Ponygirl Movie premieres to create an intimate and immersive atmosphere. At Saalbau Sessions Live, we featured Saeko Killy for a keynote and a Safety Dance Workshop, ensuring participants felt safe and empowered to engage with diverse topics from their lives.

We also celebrated the importance of transistors within the Sisterhood with Transistors Workshop and smoked our Irons keynote sessions, highlighting the cultural significance of music and the power of group identity. The Workshop To Too Many Buttons offered a DJ-Set for youth, while the Valley Dolly Workshop and Vom Klang zum Klon sessions provided unique sound experiences for students. The Who needs a Record Label panel discussed why unionization matters, and our Workshop "Why Unionize" aimed to educate attendees on social justice and workplace empowerment. Finally, your room sucks panel highlighted personal struggles and the transformative power of finding space within a club environment. Through these varied topics, our events demonstrated that true success comes from embracing chaos, celebrating individuality, and building resilient networks.

Title

Trial and Error – DIY MUSIC CONFERENCE

Description

Trial and Error – DIY MUSIC CONFERENCE

Keywords

workshop, keynote, music, panel, conference, workshops, friends, anna, exhibition, movie, skip, content, trial, error, primary, menu, program

NS Lookup

A 188.94.251.220

Dates

Created 2026-04-14

Updated 2026-04-14

Summarized 2026-04-15