Showing posts with label music showcases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music showcases. Show all posts

Saturday, September 22, 2007

Getting Fans to Your Music Showcase by JaWar

There maybe three to five music showcases, talent shows or open mics held every night in Atlanta. Unfortunately, most of the music showcases have very few fans, leaving recording artists, garage bands, singers and rap artist to perform for other artist. Artist often complain about this, but when you ask them how many people did they invite to see them perform the answer is often zero. Many artist think it's the job of the talent showcase or open mic organizer to promote the event and get fans to the show and to some degree it is. If the performer is seeking to advance their career they must seize the moment by actively promoting all of their performances to music fans, family and friends.

Some of the ways to promote a live performance include distributing fliers, sending text messages and emails, posting the event on your myfve.com calendar page, calling friends and family and using services such as eventful.com. You'll also want to download the Truth about Record Pools & Music Conferences, Talent Shows & Open Mic to get additional details on maximizing your Atlanta Music Showcase, Talent Show and Open Mic Experience.

Download the Truth Book by Clicking Here.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Perform with a Purpose

If more artist performed with a purpose they would benefit at music showcases, talent shows and open mics.

Performing with a purpose goes beyond trying to get a record deal. Performing with a purpose means you carefully plan before your performance. It means you take advantage of the opportunity to gather contact details from fans, such as email addresses and phone numbers. It means having product to sell, such as t-shirts, posters and other merchandise. Start performing with a purpose beyond trying to get a record deal and your will give your music business and career a boost.

For more information, details and music business resources download the Music Industry Connection Book Series by JaWar by clicking here. Contact JaWar at 800-963-0949.

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Music Business Realities









Are you serious about the music business?
Are you trying to get a record deal?
Are you making money online?
Are you familiar with Mogul Tunes?
Have you been looking for the Music Industry Connection?
Does the music business take you serious?
Are you making money digitally?
Are you still making mix CDs?

This video clips touches on these related subjects including what panels and events most people are likely to attend when at a music conference.

Study the video; each time you watch it you learn something new.

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