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Panic! At the Disco: Brendon Urie's Bachelor Party
It is as much of a miracle as it is a mystery that Panic! at the Disco [P!ATD] are still around. What started as a ... -
4 Label Reps: What They're Signing in 2016
The music industry has evolved beyond the simple concept of selling a song or an album. Today, A&R reps and label execs face a multitude ... -
Tip Jar: Avoiding Legal Disputes in the Music Biz
Whether you’re an artist, songwriter, manager, music producer, independent record label or music publisher, you want to do everything possible to avoid disputes. No one ... -
Gauge ECM-80 Mics Freebie (2 winners) - (archive: 12/18/15)
Two Lucky Entrants Will Each Win an ECM-80 Microphone from Gauge in This Week's Friday Freebie! Music Connection will be giving away two ECM-80 microphones from ... -
Tonara and Alfred Music Partner for Piano App
In partnership with Alfred Music, an educational music publisher, Tonara, a music technology company, has introduced brand new content to its piano practicing app, Wolfie ... -
New Gear Review: Yamaha Vocaloid Singing Voice Synthesis Technology
Yamaha VOCALOID 4 enables users to input melody and type in lyrics to synthesize a singing voice. What’s new is the Cyber Diva voice library ... -
QSC Systems Appoints Schaeffer to Director of Systems Solutions
QSC has appointed Cory Schaeffer as Director of Systems Solutions. Schaeffer has been tasked with strengthening QSC’s presence in the systems market. In her role, ... -
Gilbert Donates $10.5M to Toys for Tots
The Georgia-born and –raised hardcore songwriter/performer Brantley Gilbert has teamed with Toys for Tots and leading producer of children’s coloring, activities and educational books Bendon, ... -
Live Review: Robbie McDonald at Three Clubs in Hollywood, CA
Material: McDonald co-produces this first “Fabaret” show with Leopold Nunan (Food Network). The costumes are a spectacular display of glitter and glamour, ranging from a ... -
Album Review: Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - "L.A.M.F. Live at the Village Gate 1977" ...
Rock out Like A Mutha Fucka! That’s what dear, departed New York punk legend Johnny Thunders used as his battle cry. And that’s exactly what ...
