Keychange 2.0 unveiled at Reeperbahn Festival

Keychange 2.0, the next phase of the Keychange project, will provide mentorship and training to 74 participants per year across multiple countries

News By | 19 September 2019

Peaches, Kate Nash and project lead for Keychange, Christina Schäfers

Artists Kate Nash and Peaches revealed details of the next phase of music industry gender parity project Keychange at Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg today (19 September).

A presentation, hosted by Kate Nash and Peaches alongside Pitchfork editor Puja Patel, laid out the foundations for the next four-year stage of the project. A new management structure, headed up by lead partner Reeperbahn Festival, was also announced.

The news follows the recent announcement that the gender balance initiative received €1.4 million in funding…

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