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3-10-10
Bandcampus: SXSW PREP RecapPosted in Music, News
Last Sunday, Bandcampus held it’s second SXSW PREP where we collectively prepared and reviewed band’s digital and physical toolbox in an effort to prepare them for playing SXSW. Over 15 bands were in attendance with a range from seasoned SXSWers to new bands that had never played the conference.
Also at Bandcampus: SXSW PREP we announced [...]
2-25-10
Houston@SXSW Band SelectionPosted in Music, News
UPDATE: Voting is now closed for band selection for Houston@SXSW. No further votes will be counted. Thanks to everyone for voting and we will be announcing the winners in two hours at Bandcampus: SXSW PREP.
The last 60 hours have been a fog of sleeping, coughing, delirium, speaking in tongues, and changing out of soaked [...]
2-22-10
Bandcampus: SXSW PREPPosted in Music, News
As many in the tech, film and music communities know, SXSW is one of the biggest creative festivals held each year. It presents people working in these fields the opportunity to get discovered and add momentum to an already working machine. In recent years though, SXSW has been inundated with such large numbers of people [...]
2-1-10
Free ebook on Booking Your Band in TexasPosted in Music, News
I’ve compiled a free ebook on booking a show for your band in cities within a four hour drive of Houston. It lists venues and their contact information as well as some contact templates and basic advice for how to get your band booked.
Many of the ideas inside of here were developed through extensive discussions [...]
Bandcampus: 1/31/10 BOOKING PARTY RecapPosted in Music, News
Yesterday’s Bandcampus was a loud celebration of touring and music careers between over 15 bands and a mix of Houston music writers. As this was the first Bandcampus of the year people were understandably excited to share their progress with each other and it didn’t hurt that Marc Brubaker brought a keg of St. Arnold’s.
The [...]
1-29-10
Twitter as a Cultural ArtifactPosted in Academic, News
This semester in COMP 300: Society in the Information Age we’ve been discussing our changing world and the shifting perceptions brought to us with the addition of technology. In a previous session we examined the Information Age through the lens of Marshall McLuhan’s teachings. McLuhan was a leader in the field of media theory and [...]
1-27-10
Booking Your Band in Texas Guide - Day 5, Victoria/Corpus Christi AreaPosted in Music, News
Welcome to the final day of pre-release of the ebook ‘Booking Your Band in Texas’. The compiled ebook will be available for free download on Monday, February 1st, 2010. This guide is designed to help you contact and book yourself a live show at venues around Texas. Today’s venue list covers areas near Victoria and [...]
1-26-10
Booking Your Band in Texas Guide - Day 4, San AntonioPosted in Music, News
Welcome to Day 4 of the release of the ebook ‘Booking Your Band in Texas’. This guide is designed to help you contact and book yourself a live show at venues around Texas. Today’s venue list covers San Antonio, known by the public for their Riverwalk and by bands as having a large number of [...]
1-25-10
Booking Your Band in Texas Guide - Day 3, HoustonPosted in Music, News
Welcome to Day 3 of the release of the ebook ‘Booking Your Band in Texas’. This guide is designed to help you contact and book yourself a live show at venues around Texas. Today’s venue list covers Houston, the fourth largest city in the nation but a city not known for it’s music community.
Booking Your [...]
1-19-10
Booking Your Band in Texas Guide - Day 2, DallasPosted in Music, News
Welcome to Day 2 of the release of the ebook ‘Booking Your Band in Texas’. This guide is designed to help you contact and book yourself a live show at venues around Texas. Today’s venue list covers Dallas, the cosmopolitan center of Texas and also, a hotbed for rodeo.
Booking Your Band in Texas - pt. [...]
