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Look Over Yondr, or The Price of the Ticket
About a month ago, I scored a couple of tickets for Jack White’s June 7 show at the Dome Arena in Rochester. It was a pretty unremarkable experience as online ticket sales go — log on to Ticketfly, select the … Continue reading
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Tagged Grateful Dead, Jack White, music marketing, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Steven Wilson
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The View From Inside (Part Two)
So, you’re off to a good start–you’re a killer band, hungry for success and now you want to get out into the world and make a name for yourself. Here’s some more sage advice from The Guv’nor to put you … Continue reading
The View From Inside (Part One)
It’s been an interesting summer for music, and by that I am not referring to the Guns ‘n’ Roses reunion. For the first time in many years, I’m performing live again, this time with my old band, The Bards, which … Continue reading
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Tagged advice for young bands, music business, music marketing
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Days of Future Past: A Conversation with Casey Rae (Part 2) (From the Archives)
In the second part of The Guv’nor’s conversation with Casey Rae,Chief Executive Officer of the Future of Music Coalition, Casey takes an in-depth look at the death of the old music business model and the uncertain development of future models. But it’s … Continue reading
Days of Future Past: A Conversation with Casey Rae (Part 1) (From the Archives)
Few inhabitants of the music world are as well placed to comment on its current state, and to offer a glimpse of its possible future, as Casey Rae. In his position as Chief Executive Officer of the Future of Music Coalition, … Continue reading
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