Showing posts with label music competitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music competitions. Show all posts
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Some inspiration from Britain's Got Talent 2009.
I thought I'd post this video from the final of "Britain's Got Talent" which I found inspiring and encouraging too.
Talent shows are a great way to get exposure, learn a little of how the entertainment industry works and to get some critique.
This musician (Julian Smith) made it to 3rd place in the finals - not bad considering the other contestants were in different fields (dance and vocalist).
His playing was excellent and there was feeling in his performance.
Well Done Julian.
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
WAMi SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE EXTENSION - MONDAY OCTOBER 15, 2007.
Thought I'd post some recent news for Western Australian artists below.
You now have until next Monday October 15 to to submit entries for the opportunity to take part in the 2008 WAMi Festival by performing in the live music showcases and lending your tracks to the promotional Kiss My WAMi CD/DVD compilation.
In 2008, the WAMi Festival will run from February 15 - 24 (metro) and throughout March regionally. The WAMis are set to feature performances from over 70 acts during the showcases and WAMi special events, such as the WAMi Awards night and the Saturday Spectacular!
If the WAMi Festival is something your act wants to be apart of, you can apply online, via the Sonicbids website http://www.sonicbids.com/wami08 or the old fashion way, downloading a form and reading the selection requirements at http://wam.asn.au.
WA artists can't afford to miss out on this opportunity!
The WAMi Festival application deadline has been extended to Monday October 15, check out http://wam.asn.au for an info kit or call 9227 7962 (regional WA 1800 007 962).
You now have until next Monday October 15 to to submit entries for the opportunity to take part in the 2008 WAMi Festival by performing in the live music showcases and lending your tracks to the promotional Kiss My WAMi CD/DVD compilation.
In 2008, the WAMi Festival will run from February 15 - 24 (metro) and throughout March regionally. The WAMis are set to feature performances from over 70 acts during the showcases and WAMi special events, such as the WAMi Awards night and the Saturday Spectacular!
If the WAMi Festival is something your act wants to be apart of, you can apply online, via the Sonicbids website http://www.sonicbids.com/wami08 or the old fashion way, downloading a form and reading the selection requirements at http://wam.asn.au.
WA artists can't afford to miss out on this opportunity!
The WAMi Festival application deadline has been extended to Monday October 15, check out http://wam.asn.au for an info kit or call 9227 7962 (regional WA 1800 007 962).
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
New Music competitions for Indie Artists
INTERNATIONAL ACOUSTIC MUSIC AWARDS ACCEPTING ENTRIES
The 4th Annual IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) is now
accepting entries. IAMA promotes excellence in Acoustic Music
Performance and Artistry. Acoustic artists in various genres can
gain exciting radio and web exposure through this competition.
Unlike other music industry competitions, IAMA focuses on
developing new markets for Acoustic artists, labels and musicians
with or without CD releases. All entries must be postmarked by
November 9 or earlier.
http://www.inacoustic.com/
NASHVILLE CVB LAUNCHES SONGWRITING COMPETITION
The Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau (NCVB) is launching
the "Music City Songwriting Competition". The winning songwriter
will perform their song on "Music City Connection: Heroes Behind
the Hits," a monthly radio show broadcast on XM Satellite Radio,
have their song published by The Music Group International, and
have a recording of their song produced by renowned Nashville
producer and Universal Records South President, Mark Wright.
Submission deadline: August 31.
http://www.visitmusiccity.com/songwriting
The 4th Annual IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) is now
accepting entries. IAMA promotes excellence in Acoustic Music
Performance and Artistry. Acoustic artists in various genres can
gain exciting radio and web exposure through this competition.
Unlike other music industry competitions, IAMA focuses on
developing new markets for Acoustic artists, labels and musicians
with or without CD releases. All entries must be postmarked by
November 9 or earlier.
http://www.inacoustic.com/
NASHVILLE CVB LAUNCHES SONGWRITING COMPETITION
The Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau (NCVB) is launching
the "Music City Songwriting Competition". The winning songwriter
will perform their song on "Music City Connection: Heroes Behind
the Hits," a monthly radio show broadcast on XM Satellite Radio,
have their song published by The Music Group International, and
have a recording of their song produced by renowned Nashville
producer and Universal Records South President, Mark Wright.
Submission deadline: August 31.
http://www.visitmusiccity.com/songwriting
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