NACA – What it can do for your music career, and how to get involved.
It’s called the National Association for Campus Activities, NACA. For more than …more
In our previous article (Getting Booked on a College Campus) we gave you the know-how to get booked on a college campus. This time, we’re giving …more
College students are a great demographic for musicians to target because they are big time consumers of the entertainment industry. They watch music news and videos, attend concerts, go …more
For musicians, hearing loss is an occupational hazard. Any time you put yourself in a loud environment for an extended period of time, you risk damaging your hearing, …more
Music Industry Alive and Well at NAMM
Sonic Weekly had its first booth at this year’s NAMM Show, the National Music Manufacturer’s Association trade show in Anaheim, California. …more
The world of booking agents is a mystical mix of cold hard business and passion for music with a large web of connections that could span the globe. From the …more
We don’t normally review concerts at Sonic Weekly, but when special circumstances merit change, we make it. And the three-day, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire …more
The demo is in your hand, the band is on its way over, and you’ve started calling record labels. Your dream of singing before millions is about to come true. …more
College DJ’s are surrounded by a cloud of mystique. Somewhere an undoubtedly funky college station is pumping music that has just been released or is only sold in some guy’s …more
Are you a hard core musician? Do you despise John Mayer and Jewel for selling out? If you are the type of artist who would sooner wear a pink tutu …more
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