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Conference Registration

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Registration for Innovation In Music 2022 is now OPEN!

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Continue to the registration portal here:  https://billetto.se/e/innovation-in-music-2022-biljetter-615532

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Conference fees are as follows:

 

• Early bird fee (before 30 April) 2800 SEK

• Full fee (01 May – 16 Jun) 3300 SEK (approx. €330 / £280 / $375)

• Doctoral student fee 2100 SEK (for the first 30 applications, available until 30 April)

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Accommodation

 

We have pre-booked a number of rooms for conference delegates at the Mornington Hotel Stockholm, Nybrogaten 53 (https://mornington.se/stockholm), for the conference dates (16-19 June 2022). The Mornington is just a few hundred meters from the conference location at The Academy of Music.

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A special conference discount rate has been agreed with the hotel, SEK 1450 per night (SEK 1295 + TAX). To book one of the reserved rooms at the discount price, please contact the hotel directly by email at:

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groupandevents@mornington.se

 

When contacting the hotel, request to book a room reserved by The Royal College of Music [Kungliga musikhögskolans rumsblock] and specify the dates you wish to book.

 

Individual bookings can be cancelled until 18:00 on the day before arrival. All bookings are the responsibility of and to be paid for by the guest.

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Travel

 

People travelling to Sweden from the UK or other countries outside the EU/EEA will no longer be required to present a negative COVID-19 test or proof of vaccination. From 1 April 2022, COVID-19 is no longer classified in Sweden as a threat to public health and a danger to society. Although the pandemic is not over, it has entered a new phase thanks to high vaccination coverage in combination with the lower risk of serious illness that the currently dominant virus variant omicron poses. Sweden has therefore lifted the entry ban from all countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This also means that the requirement to present vaccination and a test certificate upon entry into Sweden has been removed. 

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If you travel to Sweden from UK or other countries outside the Schengen area you must meet the Schengen area rules. Please note that your passport must be less than 10 years old on the day you enter (check the ‘date of issue’) and valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave (check the ‘expiry date’). Although many can travel to Sweden and stay for up to three months without a visa, citizens of some countries must have a visa before entering the Schengen area. For more info, please check the list of foreign citizens who require Visa for entry into Sweden here.