Having already produced rising stars like The Murder Capital, Fontaines D.C. and Thumper, it’s undeniable that the fine folks at BIMM are making a hugely important contribution to the Irish music scene. 

This January (19 & 26) there are two chances to get a behind the scenes look at just how they’ve managed to produce such magic when they fling open the doors to the public. 

If you are considering taking a place on a course or are interested in pursuing a career in the music industry, these open days are a great opportunity to learn more about the courses on offer and the philosophy of this amazing creative hub, while getting to see the results of their programmes during some amazing live performances.

Visitors will also have the chance to tour the amazing facilities, chat with their tutors and ask questions about how studying at BIMM Dublin can help you forge a career in the music industry.

Life at BIMM offers students a staggering range of music related subjects that can be pursued to degree and diploma level. Every aspect of performance is covered, including vocals, guitar, bass and drums. There is also a strong emphasis on behind-the-scenes subjects like music production, songwriting, live sound, event management and journalism.

One of the most attractive aspects to studying at BIMM is the regular masterclasses that they host. Some of the huge names that have made appearances at their Dublin campus include The Edge, Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age, and Blur’s Graham Coxon.

You can book a place at one of the two open days by visiting bimm.ie/open-days/dublin