Scene Mom Says: Ticketmaster, Bandcamp, and Streaming Realities

Time: ~38 min. It’s Episode 67! I have returned after a short break with updates on some new collaborations, including work with a local business incubator and the Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce. I have some thoughts on the value of showing up in person. In music news, I talk about the surprising resurgence of rock in the streaming era, the latest on FireAid’s $100 million wildfire relief efforts, and the backlash over Paul McCartney’s sky-high ticket prices. You’ll also hear fresh tracks from Ghost Moone, Paper Foxes, The Chelsea Curve, Valerie Newman, and an exclusive early release from Painting Fences. Plus, I have a new “Pick of the Week” segment- which artist will it be? Stick around for this week’s music marketing tip, a powerful safety innovation in our good news segment, and why I say it’s time to pay indie artists like you do local restaurants. LINKS:  SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER!  Get your merch! Thank you for supporting the show and indie artists Join the exclusive group on Facebook!  Greater Gardner Chamber Silent Auction  Rock Music Revival in the Streaming Era FireAid defends their fund distrubution Paul McCartney insane ticket prices Temporary tattoo could prevent drink spiking MUSIC: Ghost Moone - Everybody's Saying I Should Be Somewhere Paper Foxes - Ritual The Chelsea Curve - Kindawanna  Valerie Newman - It Feels Right **SCENE MOM'S PICK OF THE WEEK** Painting Fences - Self-Righteous Assertions  Feedback: [email protected] Submit Your Music: https://danicutler.com/podcast/submit-your-music/ All Things Dani