BIME will bring together hundreds of music professionals and offer 70 concerts in Bilbao

The 14th edition of the BIME Bilbao Musical Days starts this Tuesday, October 27, in Bilbao and will be operational until the 30th, with more than 70 concerts in the city, as well as professional encounters that will bring together artists and representatives of the music industry such as Alaska, Maria Arnal, Luz Casal, Jorge Drexler, Pedro Capó and others.

From 27 to 29 October, Kafe Antzokia, BBK Sala, BIlborock, Azkena, Crystal, Dock BBF, La Ribera, Stage Live and Barck Room will host more than 70 short concerts for industry professionals and the general public to learn about the most avant-garde musical proposals of today.

The BIME Live concerts will include Amor Líquido, Ashleys, Axolotes Mexicanos, Bisai, Carlos Sadness, Cervatana, Erik Urano, Effect Corridor, Ke Lepo, Kiliki, María Paláe, No Quiero, Sara Zozaya, Silitia and Zahara, among others.

Also, on October 30, live music will arrive on the OMODA stage, on the Uribitarte Promenade, opposite the Bilbao City Hall, where from 5 p.m. the 1111 hiurkot, Alcalá Norte, Hija de Nopal, Jimena Amarillo and Sedientos de Cumbia will perform.

In the professional field, the Euskalduna Palace will host speakers from Alaska, Luz Casal, Ana Mena, Pedro Capo, Walter Kolm Maluma, Carlos Vives, Prince Royce and the agent who has contributed to the career of Emilia; Alan McGee, founder of the independent record label who discovered and signed Creation Records Oasis; Justin Quiles J Balvin, Reggaeton and Singer and Composer who has helped to create the most successful songs of the artists Maluma and Karol G; and Bisla, Sat, Colla, Play, Last Show, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance, ￮