Music Makers, Listeners and Lovers Come Together

March 28, 2012 15:48 by brandon
            

If you're involved with music to any extent -- whether you're an artist, a producer, or just a music-lover -- you've got to make it to Atlanta, Georgia for the Music Makers Trade Show & Conference, which is scheduled for September 1 - 2. The groundbreaking event will take place at the World Congress Center.

 

The goal of the trade show, according to creator Perri Farmer, is to "provide a platform for independent artists to be seen and heard; allow the diverse facets of the music industry to network and connect; and introduce the latest in technology. Music Makers will bring the music world together in one venue."

It's an incredible idea, and attendees are excited to discover new musical talent.  Plus, some of today's hottest acts will take the stage throughout the two-day event, as well.

Perhaps most importantly, those hoping to break out into the music scene will have an opportunity to learn.  And as we all know, when it comes to the music industry, there's a lot to study.  According to the event's Web site,

Representatives from major record labels will be on-hand to share their knowledge. Educational "How To" seminars relative to composing, publishing, and branding yourself in the music world will be conducted. Top entertainment lawyers will lead roundtable discussions regarding the legal aspects of the music business.

Promoters, DJs, producers, and other influential individuals will be handing out music industry promo items at trade booths, giving each attendee the opportunity to "be one of the first to experience the latest in cutting-edge equipment and products."

If you're an artist who's ready to be seen and heard, mark the Music Makers Trade Show & Conference on your calendar today!

A Very Musical October

September 9, 2011 15:13 by brandon
            

Who knew October was such a popular time for music festivals?  Next month there will be several different music expos, trade shows, and more music-themed events taking place throughout the U.S.  Let's go over some of the most popular music events taking place in October:

1.  CMJ Music Marathon | New York, New York | October 18 - 22

There's quite an impressive history behind New York City's CMJ Music Marathon.  According to Wikipedia, the annual festival was first introduced in 1980 and has seen dozens of notable artists such as Eminem, The Killers, Run-DMC, and Foo Fighters.  But the fair is not just for musicians-- "CMJ fills more than 80 of the city’s greatest venues, nightclubs and theaters with over 120,000 fans, music industry professionals, college radio tastemakers, bloggers, press, filmmakers and musicians," reports LiveMusicBlog.com.  Therefore, if you're a musician slated to appear at CMJ Music Marathon, you'll want to be remembered! Try passing out music industry promo items to stand out to influential individuals within the music industry. 

2.  Pennsylvania Music Expo | Lancaster, Pennsylvania | October 9

The Pennsylvania Music Expo, which is hosted by the Keystone Record Collectors (KRC), also has a rich history.  Its 30th anniversary was celebrated in 2009, and it continues to attract over 600 people every month who are "ready to buy, sell or trade music and music-related memorabilia," according to the event's official Web site.  If you're a member of KRC and are looking to hold a table, you'll want to hand out promotional products that will bring people over to your booth.  It's a great way to put your merchandise on display for all to see and to really make a name for yourself.

3.  Wisconsin State Music Conference | Madison, Wisconsin | October 26 - 29

Are you looking for an expo that covers music from an educator's perspective? Then you should consider attending the Wisconsin State Music Conference, which is hosted by the Wisconsin Music Educators Association (WMEA).  Those looking to exhibit products or services at the conference can look forward to being seen by "over 7,000 of your customers, including more than 1,200 registered music educators and 1,400 student performers in addition to parents/chaperones, conductors, presenters and audience members," according to the event Web site.  Make a memorable impression-- distribute music themed promotional giveaways to those who visit your booth, and they won't soon forget you!

As you can see, all sorts of music fairs, festivals, and conferences are taking place this coming October. The best way to be seen, heard, and remembered at these large-scale events is to stock up on appropriate promotional giveaways!  We hope you have a very musical October!