How to Book a Band for Next Season - Dates, Contract and What to Ask
The best dates go first: Saturdays in the outdoor season and the days around town festivals are reserved many months ahead. If you are…
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The best dates go first: Saturdays in the outdoor season and the days around town festivals are reserved many months ahead. If you are…
Read moreFor years “folk” carried a whiff of the museum: traditional costumes and music played with respect but without life. Meanwhile the modern folk scene…
Read moreA student audience is merciless: if something does not work, it simply walks off to another stage or a food truck. But when it…
Read moreA family fete, a parish picnic, a neighbours’ day - these are events where the audience stretches from preschoolers to seniors. Music that is…
Read moreThey say a klezmer clarinet can laugh and cry within a single phrase. Klezmer music - the tradition of itinerant Jewish musicians of Central…
Read moreEveryone who has danced to Balkan brass at least once eventually asks: where do I start listening? Here is a subjective canon - the…
Read moreThe harvest festival is the biggest event of the year in many municipalities - and the one where live music makes the biggest difference.…
Read moreAn organiser who has not seen us live usually asks the same thing: what does it actually look like? Here is a Propabanda concert…
Read moreA community centre plays by different rules than a commercial club: the budget is public, the audience is local and multi-generational, and every concert…
Read moreGypsy music is one of the most recognisable musical traditions of Europe - and one of the hardest to fake. You can play the…
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