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April 18, 2013 This is a very different blog post than you’re used to getting from me. But after the events of this week, I feel compelled to share this with you …
August 30, 2009 Its a hot topic for those of us who are citizens of the United States. Congress, the President, talk show hosts, movie stars, and even my very own barber have strong opinions about health care reform. So we at ReverbNation thought it the appropriate time to ask some of our Artists about their helth care situations and opinions. The following represents some of the data collected from a survey taken by a small, random sample of Artists who are US citizens (n=259).
MTT News & Announcements tagged Artists, bands, health care July 25, 2009 .
I’ll keep this short. Twitter has a really good how to guide for business but the exact same rules apply to artists and musicians. Go here to download it
September 1, 2008 Does last weeks announcement of another fan funded music business model called bandstocks, reinforce the feeling that labels are beginning to loose their attraction to release established artists records? 2006 saw the first real roll-out of fan funded model sellaband.com. Since then sellaband has gone on to have 23 artists reach the $50,000 US dollar threshold to record an album. In 2007 Slicethepie.com appeared on the fan-funded radar and now we have another twist to the model in the form of bandstocks.
What are the differences between each of these fan funded models and what are the pros and cons for artists, fans and the entrepreneurs who have established them? What are the wider implications of these new models for the traditional recorded music labels and publisher’s alike?
Lets drill down on what each of these models offer the artist and fans/investors.
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