GigsWiz, the “next generation ticketing service” where artists, promoters and venues work together to sell more tickets for live music events, has announced their official launch at New Music Seminar.
At the same time that today’s technology allows for new, independent bands to publish their music effortlessly online, if every other band is doing the same thing, there is more competition and you are just more noise.
Dotted Music is bringing you a new bunch of music business videos from around the Web, with three insightful speeches by Ariel Hyatt (talking about online marketing basics), George del Barrio and Bob Baker (discussing trends for the new year).
If you are a musician or in a band, chances are good that you’d like to make some money from your music. CD’s, digital downloads, t-shirts, bumper stickers… The question is, how do you get people to find what you’re selling?
The Presence combines traditional methods with dynamic digital tools to promote its music and to build its fan base.
Spotify, the subscription-based music service has incurred losses of £16.6 million during 2009. Although much of this figure can be attributed to royalties paid to record labels, the Swedish company has again pushed back its service’s introduction into the US market.
