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The NAMM Show is a major international gathering for the music products industry, bringing together manufacturers, retailers, distributors, artists, recording professionals, educators, and technology companies. The event showcases the products, equipment, software, and services shaping how music is created, recorded, performed, distributed, and experienced.
The 2027 edition will combine its main exhibition with professional development, educational sessions, networking opportunities, live performances, and industry events. Attendees can explore developments across musical instruments, professional audio, recording and production, DJ technology, lighting, music software, stage equipment, and connected music technologies. For businesses serving the music industry, NAMM offers a valuable setting to discover new products, understand market trends, and build relationships across the global music ecosystem.
Get in touch with the manufacturers and suppliers of guitars, keyboards, drums, percussion instruments, orchestral instruments, electronic instruments, strings, cases, stands, and music accessories.
Get companies that provide microphones, loudspeakers, mixers, amplifiers, headphones, signal processors, wireless audio, and sound-reinforcement systems for use in studios and at live events.
The companies that are developing recording equipment, studio hardware, audio interfaces, production software, digital workstations, and music-creation tools.
Get in touch with suppliers who provide DJ controllers, turntables, lighting systems, stage equipment, performance technology, event-control systems, and live-production solutions.
Look for companies that offer music applications, virtual instruments, digital keyboards, synthesizers, music-production tools, audio plugins, music-learning platforms, and connected technologies.
Get in touch with businesses that provide resources for music education, instructional materials, sheet music, publishing services, training solutions, retail technology, distribution services, and other products which support the music industry.
Get in touch with music store owners, retail buyers, purchasing managers, merchandise planners, and those people who are in charge of sourcing instruments, accessories, audio products, and music technology.
Get in touch with the company's executives, product managers, sales directors, leaders in distribution, and those who manage manufacturing, product launches, and channel partnerships.
Engineers of the target studio, along with recording professionals, producers, sound designers, and technical specialists who work with audio equipment, recording systems, and music-production technology.
Get in touch with live-sound engineers, touring professionals, stage managers, event-production companies, venue technicians, and those who specialize in sound and performance systems.
Get in touch with musicians, composers, producers, performers, and other creative professionals who are interested in instruments, recording equipment, production software, and performance technology.
Target music teachers, school music directors, university faculty, educational institutions, music-program administrators, and professionals who purchase music-education resources and equipment.
Reach music store owners, retail buyers, purchasing managers, and distribution professionals looking for instruments, accessories, audio equipment, and other music products.
Find businesses and professionals who work with microphones, mixers, speakers, recording equipment, studio systems, and live-sound technology.
Connect with companies and professionals interested in recording software, digital instruments, synthesizers, audio plugins, music apps, and production tools.
Reach event-production companies, venue operators, touring professionals, stage technicians, lighting specialists, and live-sound engineers.
Reach music schools, educational institutions, instructors, music program administrators, and organizations that buy instruments and learning resources.
Segment your contacts by industry to support product promotion, build distributor relationships, reach out to retailers, develop partnerships, and run sales campaigns in the music products market.
Organize prospects across musical instruments, professional audio, recording, DJ equipment, music software, lighting, and music education.
Identify music retailers, product managers, purchasing teams, audio engineers, recording professionals, educators, and other relevant business contacts according to your campaign requirements.
Explore businesses involved in music-product retail, distribution, wholesale, brand representation, and channel development.
Focus on companies working with recording systems, mixers, microphones, speakers, digital workstations, studio equipment, and live-sound technology.
Use company and industry information to research music-product businesses across geographic markets and identify relevant segments for expansion.
Use NAMM-related company information for market research, supplier discovery, sales planning, partnership development, account-based marketing, and product-launch research.
Every contact in the ExpoLake database goes through a structured, multi-step sourcing and verification process before it reaches your team. Here is how we build data you can trust.
Contacts are gathered from trade shows, global directories, e-books, newsletters, and digital publications spanning dozens of industries and regions.
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A final tele-verification call confirms all data fields. Only fully validated, consented records are released to the client — clean, compliant, and ready to use.