
Music Marketing Professional & Consultant
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessMusic | |||

What is the difference and why your fan’s community is everything. Episode 676: Michael and Blasko talk about the difference between festivals in Europe and festivals in the US. What is the difference and why your fan’s community is everything. Your ... more
So much great insight from these two veterans. Episode 675: Giles Lavery joins Michael and Blasko. Giles wears many hats… singing lead in the bands Alacatrazz and Warlord. A&R for BraveWords Records. Managing the bands Girlschool, Warlord, Raven, Lil... more
Remember it is always about the song. Episode 674: We are joined by Stephen Parker, Executive Director, National Independent Venue Association/NIVA. Stephen joins us ahead of the upcoming judgment, and potential appeal, in the Live Nation case, and t... more
Remember it is always about the song. Episode 673: When bands tour without all original members why do fans go see them? Are they going to see a tribute band? Of course not! It is about the music, the songs, the memories. Remember it is always about ... more
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The Live Nation case discussion was very informative. I watched them buy up regional promoters and shove out anyone who wanted to stay independent. Was so disappointed when the Ticketmaster merger was approved.
I’m rooting for Steven and Independent Venue Association!
Host is the most arrogant know it all I’ve ever heard yet he hasn’t really done anything in the industry just lived off the coattails of actually successful bands
Great explanation of mechanicals and interplay with royalty collections
I listen to this podcast every single week, it’s always interesting entertaining and informative. Also love the conversational friendly style.
You post an episode titled "Get vaccinated"?
F*ck you.
Unfollowing.
You're a disgrace.
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on practical music marketing, live industry dynamics, and the evolving role of data, platforms, and direct-to-fan strategies for artists, managers, and labels. Conversations frequently feature industry veterans and insiders discussing case studies, platform updates, and actionable tactics for audience growth, monetization, and rights management—often with a focus on independents and mid‑sized acts navigating a changing streaming and live-venue landscape. A standout trait is the mix of hands-on experience, pragmatic playbooks, and candid takes on data ownership, fan engagement, and what actually moves the needle for artists in real-world scenarios.
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