Promote A Band

When you're part of an unsigned band, you need to learn methods of self-promotion. The more press and buzz you receive, the higher the chance you'll land more gigs or a record deal. Although you may have to put out some money to promote your band, you'll likely make a return on the investment. more »

Most independent bands in the U.S. spend all of their time, money and effort promoting their music here in the States. While promoting your band locally certainly makes good sense, neglecting other markets can cost you money and missed opportunities. Unfortunately, foreign markets are typically strange territory for indie bands and,... more »

No matter if your band is playing its first show or is already well-established, it needs to be promoted to the local area and sometimes outside of that area. Promoting a show well or not promoting a show at all can make a difference between having an audience—and a paycheck—or not having one. Some bands use concert... more »

Unless your band has recently been signed to a major label recording contract, you probably don't have anyone dedicated to promoting your band. But promotion of your gigs and music can be the difference between life and death for an independent band. Organizing your fans into a street team can offer lots of promotional opportunities... more »

As the lead singer you have more responsibility than simply the vocal performance. You are the most recognizable face and name in the band and your actions have the most impact on the band's long-term success. Take your role seriously both on and off the stage. more »