About us.
Livewire is an inclusive music development programme for all young people in Herefordshire. Anyone aged 12-22 can get involved in Livewire, whether they are accomplished musicians or just starting out, we are able to cater for all abilities.
We help young people to play, create, write, record and perform high quality original music and prepare for upcoming gigs. We host regular workshops, courses, gigs and recording sessions and all of our sessions are relaxed and informal.
The professional musicians and workshop leaders who work for Livewire are dedicated to supporting, nurturing and inspiring young people, helping them to grow in confidence, meet other like-minded musicians and to develop skills in a safe, positive and supportive environment.
We offer a number of volunteer and training placements for young people who are interested in pursuing a career in community music, the music industry, events management, teaching and youth work.
If you are interested in getting involved in Livewire or working with us we would love to hear from you!
We help young people to play, create, write, record and perform high quality original music and prepare for upcoming gigs. We host regular workshops, courses, gigs and recording sessions and all of our sessions are relaxed and informal.
The professional musicians and workshop leaders who work for Livewire are dedicated to supporting, nurturing and inspiring young people, helping them to grow in confidence, meet other like-minded musicians and to develop skills in a safe, positive and supportive environment.
We offer a number of volunteer and training placements for young people who are interested in pursuing a career in community music, the music industry, events management, teaching and youth work.
If you are interested in getting involved in Livewire or working with us we would love to hear from you!
Livewire receives funding from: Youth Music, People's Postcode Lottery, The Brit Trust, Hereford Round Table, and other individual donors and sponsors.
Livewire supports and is supported by:
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