Last week, Brooklyn Bowl hosted the third annual Relix Live Music Conference, which brought two days of informative panels, discussions, presentations and more featuring various luminaries in the live-music industry, aimed at informing and advising those looking to make their mark in the business.

Tuesday’s offerings included a discussion with Moonalice’s Roger McNamee about his experience with Facebook and how Google and its competitors are tracking our lives, plus talks on social media, lighting design, philanthropy, entrepreneurship and a final panel led by members of Guster and featuring former members of their street team who now find themselves in different parts of the music industry.

After a Tuesday-night “We B-E-E Spellling” event and performance from Andy Frasco, day two followed up with discussions on the unique country-music sector, the Americana Music Association, ticketing and hospitality, plus a conversation between a couple of accomplished venue owners, Dayglo Venture’s Peter Shapiro (Brooklyn Bowl, The Capitol Theatre) and I.M.P.’s Seth Hurwitz (9:30 Club, The Anthem). Wednesday also featured a chat between Warren Haynes and Rolling Stone journalist David Fricke and a final case-study sit-down with Fricke and Bowery Presents partners John Moore and Jim Glancy.

Marc Millman shared some highlight photos from the two informative days.

Day One

Day Two