We continue to urge the administration to exempt musical instruments and accessories, along with materials used to manufacture musical products, from the tariffs announced in President Trump’s executive orders. The negative effects of these measures threaten the economic and cultural impact of U.S.-made musical instruments and accessories, as well as cause our U.S. music products industry to lose its global competitive advantage in producing high-quality products, especially at professional and entry levels. The 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs announced last week via executiv...
We continue to urge the administration to exempt musical instruments and accessories, along with materials used to manufacture musical products, from the tariffs announced in President Tr...
CARLSBAD, CALIF., April 10, 2025 – The NAMM board of directors has elected the 2025 officers to represent the executive committee, effective immediately.
The reciprocal tariffs announced in President Trump’s April 2 Executive Order will have serious and devastating consequences for the music products industry, which is already facing chall...
CARLSBAD, CALIF., February 3, 2025 – A statement from NAMM President and CEO John Mlynczak on the Impact of Global Tariffs
CARLSBAD, CALIF., January 29, 2025 – From January 21-25, NAMM (The National Association of Music Merchants), the largest global not-for-profit music trade organization, gathered the music...
CARLSBAD, CALIF., January 25, 2025 – NAMM (The National Association of Music Merchants), the largest global not-for-profit music trade organization, announced today at the 2025 Show durin...