Finding a manager for your band is a step that you'll need to take but how do you know when your band ready? In this video, big time manager Jim Guerinot of Rebel Waltz management tells us that you're ready for management when the business side is taking you away from making your art and music. For all of our Jim Guerinot videos and the full interview, click this link: http://bit.ly/1is0YhJ
Saturday, November 23, 2013
When Should A Band Get A Manager With Manager Jim Guerinot
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 11:40 PM
Labels: artist management, artist manager, band, manager, talent manager
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Blake Budney Of Milestone Music Management On Artist Manager
In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Blake Budney, an artist manager, talks about his background in the music industry and about the different responsibilities of an artist manager.
Blake Budney is an artist manager for Milestone Music Management. Budney manages the Derek Trucks Band.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 9:17 AM
Labels: artist management, artist manager
Friday, June 22, 2012
Keynote Interview: Troy Carter
Find out how Troy and Lady Gaga (the "200lb toddler") got together and what they do to develop the career of the world's largest pop star. You will also hear some refreshingly honest behind the scenes stories of her recent Asian tour whilst gaining key insights into their thoughts on Asia and where opportunity lies for them. Also find out what he looks for in a new artist.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 11:54 AM
Labels: artist development, artist management, career, lady gaga, music matters, pop star, troy carter
Sunday, April 8, 2012
This Week in Music #33 - John Grady, Crush Management Nashville
In the 33rd episode of Pensado's Place, Ian Rogers, CEO of Topspin Media, interviews John Grady of Crush Management, Nashville. The two talk about John's background in the music industry different managing styles, and the importance of artist development.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 12:44 PM
Labels: artist management, artist manager, crush, crush management, ian rogers, john grady, nashville
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Jean Nelson Interview (Hip Hop Since 1978 and Interscope/Geffen)
Interview with Jean Nelson from Hip Hop Since 1978 and Interscope/Geffen. He discusses the job of an A and R, and what he looks for in Producers and Artists.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 8:03 PM
Labels: aandr, artist management, encore status, hip hop since 1978, jean nelson
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Scooter Braun talks to BizMedia's 'King Of Content'
The King of Content talks to Justin Biebers manager, Scooter Braun, at the Art of Marketing Conference in Toronto.
Scooter Braun talks about working with Justin Bieber and how to get discovered as a talent. He shares his experience in discovering Justin Bieber on YouTube, and talent discovery in general.
He answers questions like "how do I get discovered as a talent?", and "What is it like working with Justin Bieber?", and why Justin Bieber has sustained a career over other internet break outs like Rebecca Black.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 10:56 AM
Labels: artist management, justin bieber, king of content, rebecca black, scooter braun, toronto
Sunday, January 15, 2012
This Week in Music - Jeff Jampol, Manager
On the 26th episode of This Week in Music, Ian Rogers is joined by Manger Jeff Jampol. Jeff is manager to legendary and iconic artists such as The Estates of: The Doors, Janis Joplin, Rick James and Peter Tosh.
http://wemanagelegends.com
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 1:44 PM
Labels: artist management, Artists House Music, business
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Terry McBride On Starting Your Career in Artist Management
Terry McBride, founder and President of Canada's Nettwerk Music Group, offers hints on how to get started in a career in artist management, including several jobs you can do to prepare yourself for working in that field.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 10:56 PM
Labels: artist management, artist manager, artistshousemusic, Nettwerk Music Group, Terry McBride
Friday, August 27, 2010
David Purcell On Getting Started with Artist Management
David Purcell from NYU talks about getting started in artist management in the music industry today. He suggests to spark up a rapport with a band you want to work with and speak with other artist managers. He talks about the importance of asking questions, observing what other bands are doing correctly and incorrectly, and isolating trends. He advises to model yourself after bands that have had moderate success and isolate a venue you believe would be appropriate for your band or artist. Mr. Purcell also says to get as many research books on artist management as you can.
Posted by Entertainment Linx at 3:11 PM
Labels: advice, artist management, Artists, Artists House Music, artistshousemusic, david purcell