anti social camp nyc
June 8-12, 2026
anti social camp nyc is the largest songwriting festival in the world, taking place june 8-12 in new york. known as the sxsw for songwriters, the festival hosts 200 recording sessions and 10 iconic events with artists like pinkpantheress, nile rodgers, glass animals, miranda lambert, jacob collier, ava max, cigarettes after sex, moby, walk the moon, cash cobain, andy grammar and jp saxe, as featured in the new yorker, forbes and billboard. see below for detailed itinerary. created by songwriters for the purpose of building community, the festival is completely free for all accepted artists.


Mon June 8
Industry Showcase
Mon June 8
Tues, Wed, Thurs
TikTok Artist Lounge
Tues, Wed, Thurs
The TikTok artist lounge became home base throughout the week at Chelsea Studios- hosting creator content, industry 1×1 mentoring sessions and popups from Tidal, SoundOn, Suno and Sound Royalties.
- TikTok Social Interviews filmed in 4k and hosted by influencer Emily Treadgold to be shared widely
- Swag! from AutoTune, ASCAP, Songtrust, DistroKid, Groover, Brewery Ommegang, TikTok, The Orchard, BMI, Jack Daniels, The MLC, Muse, SESAC, Topo Chico
- Networking for creators all week in between sessions.
- The central hub of Anti Social Camp all week.
- Refreshments from Topo Chico, Red Bull, Jolene Coffee, Vita Coco & Perfect Wines

YouTube
Writers Round
Tues June 9
Wed June 10
We cleaned up good on the red carpet for the Anti Social Gala presented by Jack Daniel’s Wednesday night at Roxy Williamsburg. From erick the architect to watching the Knicks miracle win, it became one of those New York nights.
Evening With Tidal
Thu June 11
Playback Party
Friday June 12
The Anti Social Education Summit was presented by the SESAC Adopt-A-School Initiative Saturday morning at the LIU Roc Nation School of Music, Sports and Entertainment. Hundreds of students from NYC high schools, undergraduate and graduate programs had the opportunity to learn from music industry leaders through a series of panels. Students also received feedback on their songs from hit artists including Lawrence, Thutmose, AJ Smith, Jillian Shea and representatives from 300 Elektra Entertainment, Sony Music Publishing, Republic Records and more.
In the afternoon, selected students entered the recording studios for the Anti Social Student Minicamp presented by DistroKid. Advocacy organizations like Sound Thinking NYC and Building Beats helped contribute to an unforgettable day for young emerging songwriters.











































































