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Dylan Pritchard Portfolio 2026

By DYLANP MGMT

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Published
Sep 10, 2026
Updated
Oct 27, 2026
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8
Language
English

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  • DYLAN PRITCHARD2026 Enter Text
  • HOW IT STARTEDMy journey into music hasn’t been linear. I grew up around music, learning guitar from my grandad, but initially saw my future in building work. That changed during school, where music reignited my focus and led me to study at Shrewsbury College, where I achieved a Distinction and was awarded for outstanding contribution. While playing in bands, I began organising gigs and managing social media, developing an interest in the industry side. Volunteering at Loopfest was a turning point, leading to a core team role. I was also awarded a music prize at secondary school, reinforcing my path into Music Industry Management at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. ______________________________
  • CURRENT PROJECTSBLACKWATER MGMT DIRECTOR/ ARTIST MANAGER
  • OTHER EXPERIENCEOUTERWAVES 2026 Supported Outerwaves '26 as a stage manager i also helped with various graphic design elements in the run up to the festival SALT & TAR 2026
  • SOFT & HARD SKILLSA combination of practical experience in live events, artist management, and creative work has allowed me to develop a strong set of both soft and hard skills, applied across fast-paced and collaborative environments. SOFT SKILLS
  • GRAPHICDESIGNS POSTERS, GRAPHICS AND OTHER EXAMPLES OF PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL FOR GIGS ASWELL AS MOCK POSTER FOR FILMS
  • Page 7PROFFICIENT IN ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, ADOBE EXPRESS, CANVA AND AFFINITY
  • CONTACT__________________ 07940 917638
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HOW IT STARTED

My journey into music hasn’t been linear. I grew up around music, learning guitar from my grandad, but initially saw my future in building work. That changed during school, where music reignited my focus and led me to study at Shrewsbury College, where I achieved a Distinction and was awarded for outstanding contribution. While playing in bands, I began organising gigs and managing social media, developing an interest in the industry side. Volunteering at Loopfest was a turning point, leading to a core team role. I was also awarded a music prize at secondary school, reinforcing my path into Music Industry Management at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

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