By Julia Carey Julia Carey has interned at I.M.P Productions, Red Light Management, Atlantic Records, and Superfly. Julia has a B.A. from University of Maryland in Communication and History, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Music Business from Berklee College of Music. Find Julia on LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram. Located at 1215 U […]
Interviews
Spotlight on: 4th & Orange [Interview]
This week we chatted with Garrett Douglas from Long Beach, California pop-rock-reggae band 4th & Orange about a lot of our favorite topics at Concert Archives like first/favorite concerts, bucket lists, etc. The band recently released a live acoustic version of their song “Story of My Life”, and are currently in the studio working on their full […]
Interviews
Chatting with Lucas Canzona, Artist Manager
“Behind the Show” is an ongoing series where we spotlight the work of people who help make concerts happen! Let us know who we should interview next: [email protected] This week, we chatted with Lucas Canzona. Lucas has worked in the music industry as a concert promoter, talent buyer, stage manager, production manager, brand partnerships agent, and […]
Concert News
How to Support Independent Venues and Musicians’ Crews in the Times of COVID-19
While the best ways to support musicians during this time is pretty straightforward (buying music/merch, streaming tunes, and sharing the love with friends), it isn’t as obvious how to support the folks who make concerts happen. Live venues, unable to host concerts, need money for rent, utilities, payroll, and other expenses. Touring crew and others […]
Interviews
Talking with Christine Wagner, Project Manager and Production Coordinator
“Behind the Show” is an ongoing series where we spotlight the work of people who help make concerts happen! Know who we should interview next? Visit our Contact Us page to let us know! This week we talked with Christine Wagner. Christine is currently the Project Manager at Outfest (a nonprofit that supports LGBT artists […]
Interviews
Spotlight on: closure. [Interview] – New Album 9/17!
This week we chat with Collins, the guitarist and vocalist of Syracuse, NY-based pop punk band closure. about a lot of our favorite topics at Concert Archives like first/favorite concerts, bucket lists, etc. The band’s debut album “I Don’t Mind” is out September 17 via Sakers Music. Follow the band on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook for more […]
Tips & Tricks
10 Concert Documentaries to Cure Your Concert Withdrawal
It’s been 140 days since I’ve last been to a concert. From someone who was going to multiple shows a week for the past few years, it’s been a big adjustment. While the livestreams have been great, it’s been hard for me to find the time to tune in, and I still miss the traditional […]
Tips & Tricks
Here’s What to Do With All Those Ticket Stubs!
So you’ve logged all your concerts into Concert Archives, but now what do you do with all those tickets stubs? If you’re like me, you may have a box or a drawer full of random ticket stubs, guitar picks, and setlists from over the years. Since there aren’t as many new events happening, now’s the […]
Concert News
Songs We Can’t Wait to Hear Live – 7/17/20
Now that it’s been about 4 months since concerts and festivals dried up, we’re building up quite a list of new songs that we haven’t been able to see performed live yet. Here’s a list of great new tunes that we are sooo looking forward to hearing live someday! Romes – “Lose My Cool” Anyone […]
Interviews
Spotlight on: The Winter Passing [Interview]
This week we chat with Kate from Ireland’s The Winter Passing and get to talk about a lot of our favorite topics at Concert Archives like first/favorite concerts, bucket lists, etc. The Winter Passing just released their second album New Ways of Living on the labels Big Scary Monsters & Counter Intuitive Records. Don’t miss […]