There are many reason why you’d want to take ownership of your venue page. Here are the three main reasons why it’s important to claim the venue page or pages you manage. Exclusive control over content presented on that page. Once you
We are very excited to announce the release of MusicIDB 1.5 – which is live as of 9/1/14. It’s been great getting feedback from meetings we’ve been having with the Promoters, Venues and Artists that have used MusicIDB, and we’ve put in
MusicIDB.com Radio Episode 1 Premieres tomorrow at 12pm on CNEUradio.com featuring special guest Mother Ton We’ll be talking about the music industry on the indie level, MusicIDB itself, and giving you a chance to get to know who we are and
We thought it would be fun to put together a list of all the big festivals in a 300 mile radius of our Lowell Headquarters from May 1st to August 31st this summer. Then we decided it would be MORE
My Missing Half is a melodic death metal band from the Boston area, originally from Lowell. Having grown an impressive fan base in the area for over 3 years, My Missing Half is almost ready to release their debut album, The
The Party Band have been together only a little over a year, yet they have already made a lasting impression on the Lowell music scene. Not only have they just released their first album ‘Transcendenta’ themselves, but there are also
MusicIDB 1.2.1 is better than 1.2! Most notable improvements are in bold. Features for Promoters Manage Gig Screen Tag Booked Artists button implemented so you can quickly add artists to a gig when they are booked offline, doesn’t matter if
For bands, getting gigs is a challenge that takes hours of hard work- sometimes for little to no pay. What MusicIDB.com is trying to achieve is a quick and intuitive way to help your band get more gigs in a
MusicIDB.com was featured in the Lowell Sun, they posted this Related Video. The video shows cofounders Mitch, Brian, and Doug talking about how the site is used, and some early feedback from local Promoter Mic Stylez who manages events at
Bad sound at live shows can be a vibe killer no matter how talented your band is. If people are staying away in droves, don’t blame the sound technician. Overly loud guitar or vocals is enough to ruin a whole
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