ETEP Results

The European Talent Exchange programme have posted up their latest results for 2016 - with 121 confirmed shows by 74 artists from 22 different European countries. ETEP is an initiative of Eurosonic Noorderslag to stimulate the circulation of European repertoire on festivals, on radio and across the media in Europe. Eurosonic Noorderslag started organising the European Talent Exchange Programme (ETEP) in 2003. Since then a total of 2690 shows by 972 European artists from 30 countries have taken place at the 100 ETEP festivals (2003 - 2015). These are this years' top scoring ETEP acts with their nationality and the number of bookings so far confirmed.

AURORA   NO  7

In at 4 - My Baby

Lost Frequencies  BE  5

Stormzy UK  5

My Baby NL  4

Nothing but Thieves  UK  4

Soom T  UK  3

Amber Arcades NL  3

C Duncan  UK  3

ETEP top bands announced

The results of the third  European Talent Exchange Programme (ETEP) for 2014 have been announced.  ETEP is an initiative of Eurosonic Noorderslag to stimulate the circulation of European repertoire on festivals, radio and media in Europe. ETEP had announced 234 confirmed shows by 88 artists from 19 different European countries with the top ten being

Royal Blood  UK 13

Jungle UK 12 

MØ DK 8

George Ezra  UK 7

Milky Chance DE 7 

Kodaline IE 6 

Wild Beasts UK 6

Mighty Oaks DE  6

Birth of Joy NL 6

Pional ES  6

Participating fetsivals include Glastonbury and T-in-the-Park in the UK, Exit in Serbia, Sziget in Hungary, InMusic in Croatia, Paleo Festival in Switzerland, Best Kept Secret Festival in the Netherlands and Provinssirock in Finland.

Jake Bugg and C2C top ETEP's EuroSonic success story

ETEP and CEETEP , The European Talent Exchange Programme and the Central European Talent Exchange Programme, have released their figures from January’s EuroSonic Noorderslag festival and conference which brings together leading European festivals, radio and other media and stimulates them to exchange European artists and repertoire: The new figures detail how many shows featured artists are playing at the participating festivals. ETEP said that it had 133 confirmed shows by 55 artists from 18 different European countries and CEETEP detailed 11 confirmed shows by 9 artists from 8 different European countries. 

Jake Bugg

Topping the list was the UK’s Jake Bugg (UK) with 10 shows, Closely followed by the European Border Breakers winner C2C (France) with 7 shows. Other successful bands included SKIP&DIE (NL) 7, Kodaline (IE) 6, Efterklang (DK) 6, Palma Violets (UK) 6, AlunaGeorge (UK) 5, Chvrches (UK) 5, Mø  (DK) 5 and Netsky (BE) 5. Topping the CEETEP figures were Djaikovski (MK), Shutka Roma Rap (MK) , Afterphurikane (SK), Grand Mexican Warlock (HU), Très.B (PL) and Vlasta Popić (HR). Organisers also welcomed a number of new member festivals including  Winterthurer Musikfestwochen (CH), Les 3 éléphants (FR), Best Kept Secret Festival (NL) and Galapagai (LT).