Postcards have been around for a long time, and they are also likely to remain with us for an even longer time. They are effective tools at conveying communication from one person to the other. They’re also supposed to be a fun way to let others know about your travels and what you’ve seen and done along the way. But rather than buying a cliche postcard the next time you travel, how about making your own out of one of those crazy concert or festival pictures you took?
Cheap Winter Sun & Music Too
If you want to combine a winter sun holiday with music, then you probably couldn’t pick a better place than Tenerife. When Northern Europe has been thrust into the depths of winter, the Canaries are generally bathed in sunshine.
Festival Campervanning
What’s the best thing about festivals? Seeing top bands live, the people, the experience. The list is endless really. So, what’s the worst thing about festivals? The toilets, the hard ground in your tent, people pulling out your guy ropes when teetering back to their tent at two in the morning? They’re all up definitely up there. But don’t you wish you were one of those people who don’t need to worry about all that?
Party in the UK in 2013
The next 12 months is set to be an amazing year for music fans in the UK. From the big to the smaller more independent festivals; there’s something for everyone in 2013.
Using Reputation Management As a Musician
As a rising star in the music industry you must keep an eye on your online persona as well as your reputation in public. There are many ways that the internet can help you spread the word about your albums but there are just as many ways it can harm you too. Being aware of everything that is online about you can help you to stay safe, keep your reputation from being tarnished and improve your ratings and viewings in the public eye. Using a reputation management service like Reputation.com can help you do all that and so much more.
