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Wasserman Music announces Music Mudder 2023 to raise money for Nordoff Robbins
By Chris Cooke | Published on Monday 16 January 2023
The UK wing of booking agency Wasserman Music and music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins have announced details of Music Mudder 2023, a fund-raising event in September that will see teams from across the music industry take part in the Nuts Challenge, which describes itself as “a fun mud obstacle race” in the Surrey countryside.
Along the way participating teams apparently tackle the “Commando Assault, Tunnel Rats, A Bridge Too Far and a whole host of new obstacles for 2023”. There’s also live music and a raffle which will presumably involve less mud.
Founded by Lucy Putman and Tom Schroeder of Wasserman Music in 2019, last year the Music Mudder event raised over £55,000 for Nordoff Robbins. Details of how to put forward teams for this year’s event are available at music-mudder.com.
Says Putman: “Music Mudder is a great opportunity for colleagues from across the music industry to hang out, beat the post-festival season blues, get muddy and raise money, with a little friendly competition thrown in for good measure. We raised over £55,000 for Nordoff Robbins last year, which is an incredible achievement, but we’re hoping to smash that total in 2023. Sign up now and join us for some more mud, sweat and cheers, all for a hugely worthy cause”.
Meanwhile, Sandy Trappitt, Head Of Partnerships at Nordoff Robbins, adds: “We’re so excited to be putting on Music Mudder in partnership with our friends at Wasserman Music for the third time. It was fantastic to see so many familiar albeit muddy faces on the course in 2022 and this year we want to go even bigger and muddier, aiming to double the number of teams taking part. All funds raised will go directly towards providing music therapy across the UK, helping people to connect and communicate through the power of music”.
