Ongoing History Daily: More contract rider fun
One of the most important obligations of a concert promoter is the contract rider. This is the part of the contract with a band that specifies what the promoter will provide for the
Read MoreOne of the most important obligations of a concert promoter is the contract rider. This is the part of the contract with a band that specifies what the promoter will provide for the
Read MoreLooking for a unique place to hold your wedding? What about this? Moving on to music news for April 13, 2023… More music news? Check here. BONUS: Remembering the 8-track tape.
Read MoreSlow WiFi? Just wait until we get to WiFi 7. Now let’s look at music news for April 6, 2023. More music news? Check here. BONUS: A cover of Blondie’s “Heart of Glass”
Read More[This was my column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] The Beatles played Toronto three times (1964, 1965, and 1966), all at Maple Leaf Gardens. Demand for tickets was huge and the band was on
Read MoreIs your dog ranked as one of the best breeds for car travel? Mine are not, although both are excellent drivers. As for music news for March 4, 2023… More music news? Check
Read MoreFebruary is almost done. Good riddance. Three weeks until spring. No waiting on music news for February, 28, 2023, though. It’s busy, too. Very, very busy. More music news? Check here. BONUS: March
Read MoreYou know all those balloons we’ve been shooting down? Ever hear of Project Blue Beam? Once you’re done freaking out at that, move to music news for February 17, 2023. More music news?
Read MoreThis is nuts. If an American band wants to cross the border and tour through Canada, no problem. Yes, there’s some bureaucracy involved–isn’t there always when crossing a border–but the costs are bearable.
Read MoreIf you’re a Canadian who wants to tour the US, you know about all the bureaucracy involved. It also costs money just to apply to tour south of the border. And it’s about
Read MoreTouring is not good for the environment. Huge amounts of people and equipment need to be transported over vast distances with planes, buses, and trucks. Each stop on the tour eats up energy,
Read MoreGoing on tour is exhausting. The travel, hotel rooms, bad food, lack of sleep—it can really take its toll. And then there’s the all the backstage boredom as you wait to go onstage.
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