From Ancient Greece to Lollapalooza, get a look at some of the biggest music festivals in the world, the current trends in festival attendance, a portrait of the typical festival-goer, and a look at what happens when music festivals go wrong.
I had just completed my first Interactive Rail Tour, a novel idea spanning six cities, eight states, and as many trains.
I recently decided to go on tour. Fortunately, in today’s industry, that’s possible. Unfortunately, in the current cacophony of self-promotion among the little fish, nobody cares. So, what to do?
When you play gigs, you have an opportunity to promote your product to a public that may be prospectively interested in what you have to offer.
Madonna, fresh from being booed by an audience at a Paris gig, shows that getting under an audience’s skin can often have far-reaching consequences for artists.
Budgeting is something that I witness independent acts royally cocking up all the time; even some of the more successful ones.
