Los festivales son elogiados como los lugares perfectos para que los artistas emergentes obtengan la exposición que necesitan para hacer crecer sus carreras. Sin embargo, muchos artistas emergentes se preguntan cómo conseguir una cita para un festival. ¿Por dónde empezar uno sin experiencia previa? En este artículo, te explicaremos nuestras recomendaciones clave para conseguir reservas para tu primer (o incluso segundo o tercer) festival de música.

Festivals are praised as the perfect places for up-and-coming artists to gain the exposure they need to grow their careers. Many emerging artists wonder, however, how to get booked for a festival in the first place. Where does one even start without prior experience? In this article, we’ll walk you through our key recommendations for getting booked for your first (or even a second or third) music festival!

There have been a lot of misconceptions about, as well as a tiny bit of a mystery surrounding music publicists. Who is a music publicist? What do they do? And do independent artists need them? In this article, we’ll give you all the information you need to understand the work of music publicists and make an informed decision as to whether you need one or not.

While there’s no doubt that every music genre is highly competitive, classical music presents a variety of aspects that makes it unique and so, perhaps, more difficult to break through. For one, its musical language is often more formal and structured, and its style tends to be more complicated, comprising multiple simultaneous music ideas and varied harmonic progressions. For one to succeed, they must spend considerable time practicing. What’s more, in classical music, it’s often the composers, not the players, who are considered relevant – even though many of them passed away a long time ago. As a musician, it may be more intricate to build a name for yourself. So how does one get ahead in their classical music career? We’ve got a few tips for you!