Bring Music Home - Trailer & Sneak Peek

Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!Buy “Bring Music Home”+ Support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR

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