Independent Music Fest / Nashville Come Play! :)

Event Details

Time: October 3, 2013 at 5pm to October 6, 2013 at 12pm
Location: Music Row Vicinity Multiple Stages
Street: 1407 Division St
City/Town: Nashville
Website or Map: http://www.independentmusicfe…
Phone: 615-424-1491
Event Type: 3, 1/2, day, music, industry, gathering
Organized By: Cornelius Popcorn Robertson
Latest Activity: Sep 26, 2021

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Event Description

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 2013) -- More than 200 performing artists and songwriters from around the world will visit Nashville's Music Row from Oct. 4-6 (Friday-Sunday) for the "Independent Music Fest".

Performers and songwriters will take the stage along Demonbreun and Division streets from noon-midnight Friday-Sunday at entertainment venues such as the Music Row Best Western Lounge.

The Best Western also will host music industry information tables, networking areas, and mentoring sessions from Noon.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday. Attendees can receive hands-on advice, critiques and advice on topics such as stage presence, the craft of songwriting, recording techniques, publishing, song plugging, contracts, product development, audio podcast development, video production, management, and publicity.

For the first time, members of the general public can register separately to attend one-on-one brainstorming sessions and "Speak To A Pro". Artist mentors will be available to answer your questions about the business of music.

The annual "Indie Music Masquerade " will feature costumed dancing from 7 p.m.-midnight on Oct. 5 (Saturday) in the Music Row Best Western Lounge. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes.

Songwriters can introduce their new songs by performing at a special "open mic" stage located between Demonbreun and Division streets.

"The 'Independent Music Fest' is an exciting career -building must for Indie artists and songwriters at all levels," said Cornelius "Popcorn" Robertson, founder and coordinator of the festival. "More than 100 music community volunteers will donate their time and resources to make this possible. Shows are open to the public."

Musical performers will include the historical past, present and future of Independent Music.

To register, volunteer or trade services or for more information about the "Independent Music Fest", visit http://www.IndependentMusicFest.org/ , send an email inquiry to Popcorn@IndependentMusicFest.org , or call (615) 424-1491.

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Comment by Cornelius Popcorn Robertson on July 24, 2013 at 4:33pm: Cool. Joseph. Did I answer satisfactorily? Just getting caught up on emails. :) Hope to see ya soon! :)