Bandsintown LIVE Programming Week Of 5/18/2020

Every weekday Bandsintown LIVE presents genre-themed live music programming. With 10 million views since launching 5 weeks ago, Bandsintown LIVE is also the first major live music streaming channel to empower artists with a fan “SUPPORT” option while performing on the channel. 100% of the money received will go directly to the artist or a charity of their choice.

This week’s highlights include  Bandsintown FUSION presents Sounds Of Tokyo on Wednesday, May 20, with 4 hot artists direct from Japan. On Thursday, May 21, Bandsintown ALL THE VIBES presents net.werk festival II hosted by journalist, activist and DJ Dani Deahl and a live dance party on the night of Friday, May 22: LIMBO X El Silencio Mezcal x Bandsintown.

MONDAY - MAY 18 - OUTSKIRTS  
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT    Marielle Kraft
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT    Parsonsfield
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT    Mara Connor
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT    The Sam Chase

TUESDAY - MAY 19 - DISCOVERY  
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT    Annika Rose
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT    Moontower
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT    JAHMED
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT    Moby Rich

WEDNESDAY - MAY 20 - FUSION presents Sounds From Tokyo
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT    THE CHARM PARK
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT    Mizuki Ohira
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT    kiki vivi lily
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT    Kan Sano

THURSDAY MAY 21 - Bandsintown ALL THE VIBES presents net.werk festival II
HOST:    Dani Deahl
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT    Michael Brun
2:50 PM ET / 11:50 AM PT    CID
3:40 PM ET / 12:40 PM PT    Henry Fong
4:30 PM ET / 1:30 PM PT    GG Magree
5:20 PM ET/ 2:20 PM PT    Jessica Audiffred
6:10 PM ET / 3:10 PM PT    Dani Deahl

FRIDAY - MAY 22 - #MOSTLIKED  
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT    Nick Wold from DREAMERS
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT    Chelsea Collins
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT    Dounia
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT    Nightly

SPECIAL: Friday, May 22 LIMBO X El Silencio Mezcal x Bandsintown
A 6 hour live party from El Silencio’s Los Angeles HQ
9PM ET / 6PM PT

About Bandsintown:
Bandsintown celebrates artists and helps them grow their careers. As the most trusted source of concert recommendations, Bandsintown helps fans discover artists, their music and go more often to concerts.

With a reach of 187M Monthly Active fans globally, over 55M registered concert goers and 530k artists registered to the platform, Bandsintown is a world-leading marketing solution for brands to engage with music enthusiasts at scale.

Visit the Bandsintown website at www.bandsintown.com/.

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Bandsintown doubles down on its curated live streams with daily programming

As Bandsintown LIVE hits 10 million viewers in a month, the channel expands from 2 days of live performances a week to 5 days a week.

On May 11, 2020, Bandsintown is launching daily livestreams on its dedicated channel, Bandsintown LIVE. On the same day every week, Bandsintown LIVE will host a genre-inspired, themed channel showcasing emerging and established artists.

Monday 2-6 PM ET
BANDSINTOWN OUTSKIRTS:

A mix of both established and new country, alt-country, Americana and singer-songwriters

Tuesday 2-6 PM ET
BANDSINTOWN DISCOVERY: 

New and rising artists in all genres

Wednesday 2-6 PM ET
BANDSINTOWN FUSION: 

An eclectic mix of music from around the world

Thursday 2-6 PM ET
BANDSINTOWN ALL THE VIBES:

Meaningful artists from the underground club culture to mainstream EDM, DJ, Dance, Urban, and Latin.

Friday 2-6 PM ET
BANDSINTOWN #MOSTLIKED: 

Celebrate new music release day with artists playing Pop/Commercial, Rock/Indie Rock, K-Pop/J-Pop, Urban, and Latin

In addition to five days of genre-based programming, Bandsintown LIVE has weekends covered with BANDSINTOWN @ HOME bringing popular events right to your couch. Channel takeovers by Festivals, Charities, Venues and Cities including rebroadcasts and other experiments.

“We are fans first, and we know live streaming has something valuable to offer music lovers,” says Fabrice Sergent, Bandsintown’s Managing Partner. “There’s a striking intimacy to this format we think is here to stay. In a different way from live events, artists deeply connect with their fans. We are convinced that this will turn into new sources of income for such artists, helping them launch new music, sell merch or ticketed events.”

Bandsintown has established itself as the leading global discovery platform for live music and a hub for artists to directly engage with their fans at no cost.

With the worldwide pause on physical live events, however, the company leaped into live streaming and now offers the most comprehensive listing of live streaming events, accessible to fans sorted by music taste, genre, date, or platform of choice.

New Revenue Source For Musicians

Bandsintown LIVE also becomes the first major live music streaming channel to empower artists with a tip jar while performing on the channel. 100% of the money received will go directly to the artist or a charity of their choice.

"By delivering a substantial new audience and adding a tip jar, Bandsintown LIVE gives artists a way to earn money while also expanding their fanbase," said Sergent, "and fans a way to support their favorite artists."

Schedule for the Week of May 11 - 15, 2020
Monday 5/11 OUTSKIRTS
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT Tyler Braden
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT Cat Clyde
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT Ryan Montbleau
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT Charley Crockett
6:00 PM ET / 3:00PM PT Chris Knight (video debut)

Tuesday 5/12 DISCOVERY
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT Phil Good
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT La Luz
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT Lonr
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT Leven Kali

Wednesday 5/13 FUSION
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT Marvel Years
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT Kill Paris
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT SoDown
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT Papadosio

Thursday 5/14 ALL THE VIBES
2-5 PM ET
Bandsintown + ULTRA Takeover
Exact Times TBD
Anabel Englund, Solardo, SAYMYNAME, Chris Malinchak, Sofi Tukker

Friday 5/15 #MOSTLIKED
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT Echosmith
3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT Scarypoolparty
4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT Chloe Moriondo
5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT Sub Urban

About Bandsintown

Bandsintown celebrates artists and helps them grow their careers. As the most trusted source of concert recommendations, Bandsintown helps fans discover artists, their music and go more often to concerts.

With a reach of 187M Monthly Active fans globally, over 55M registered concert goers and 530k artists registered to the platform, Bandsintown is a world-leading marketing solution for brands to engage with music enthusiasts at scale.

Visit the Bandsintown website at www.bandsintown.com/.

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Weekly Digest: May 8, 2020

Beginner’s Guide to Affiliate Marketing for Musicians

Affiliate marketing is largely underutilized by musicians. Many musicians could incorporate it into their activity without adding a ton of items to their to-do lists. In this guide, David Andrew Wiebe explains the steps involved in getting up and running.

Two-Part Writing for Horns with Fred Stickley: Session #2

Ever wanted to learn how to write for horns? Fred Stickley is the undisputed expert, and this video, he continues to explain how to arrange effectively.

How to Start a Successful Music Website

Ready to get your own music website started? This guest post on Music Entrepreneur HQ will walk you thought the steps necessary to getting set up.

Rant about entrepreneurship, relationships and priorities

Music Entrepreneur HQ founder & CEO David Andrew Wiebe shared a rant on entrepreneurship, relationships, and priorities in a recent video. No doubt plenty of entrepreneurs can relate to his thoughts.

190 – How to Support the Podcast

In the latest episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, David Andrew Wiebe shares several concrete things listeners can do to support the ongoing creation and growth of the podcast.

IHR 101 – We’re Not Dead Yet

Well… they are dead now. But Music Entrepreneur HQ managed to dig up an old episode of IHR, namely the final episode titled IHR 101 – We’re Not Dead Yet, where David Andrew Wiebe was officially introduced as the new co-host. This video also features scans of Wiebe’s handwritten notes that he used for the recording of IHR episodes.

Why You Need to Give Your Music 10 Years

If you’re serious about building a music career, you should give it at least 10 years. This post is a quick, inspiring read that will help you understand the importance of adopting a long-term mindset and making decisions today that will benefit you later.

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Why You Need to Give Your Music 10 Years

This post originally appeared on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

In the world of entrepreneurs, the five year business plan is a well-known phenomenon. You don’t start a business today and expect it to rocket into the stratosphere tomorrow. It takes time to build an asset. Moreover, a great deal could be accomplished over the course of five years if one was really focused on what they were doing. If music is indeed a business, then how is it any different than starting, building, maintaining, and running a business?

You’ve heard of all of the overnight success stories that were 10 years in the making. Both Billy Talent and Metallica are great examples. It took them the better part of 10 years to really break it in the industry. Why is that number significant?

I believe it has to do with commitment level. It isn’t so much about working hard for 10 years as it is the willingness to commit to an idea for the next 10 years. Perhaps you’ve heard of how Metallica used to be crammed into a tiny apartment without any money or any food to eat. Regardless, they were sold out to Metal. They believed in the vision, despite the troubles they encountered along the way.

Zig Ziglar gives the example of the water pump. First, the pump must be primed with a jug of water. Then it has to be pumped vigorously for a long period of time. However, once the water starts flowing, you don’t have to exert as much effort to maintain water flow. It flows easy. However, if you stop pumping while you’re still in the “long period” phase, you have to start all over again.

Business is really no different. It takes time to build a network of connections. It takes time to write and record songs that you’re really proud of. It takes time to build an audience. However, once you get the proverbial pump flowing, things start to get easier.

Does it have to take 10 years? No. It might take two years. It might take five years. It might take 15 years. That depends on your ability to get focused and be single-minded about your purpose. It takes a willingness to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes.

There are business ventures that, with the right amount of effort, can be built in two to five years. What’s the catch? It might take you longer if you don’t have focus and a strong work ethic. That is the bottom line with any venture you undertake.

Before you start any venture, ask yourself if you’re willing to make a five to 10 year commitment. If you can’t see yourself doing it for that amount of time, then ask yourself if it’s a project deserving of your time and effort.

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