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How to Make an EPK: Guide for Independent Musicians

In today’s competitive music industry, knowing how to make an EPK that stands out is no longer optional—it’s essential. Whether you’re an emerging artist looking to book your first local gig or a seasoned performer ready to embark on a national tour, your Electronic Press Kit (EPK) serves as your professional calling card in the […]

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Booking, Music Business

How to Plan a Music Tour

Knowing how to plan a music tour is essential for independent musicians looking to expand their reach and perform live. Planning a tour can be an exhilarating yet daunting task, requiring careful organization and strategy. With dreams of hitting the road, playing to fans, and spreading your music far and wide, there’s a lot to

Independent Musicians: Strategies for Success in 2025 Read More »

Booking, Music Business, Music Marketing, Networking

Independent Musicians: Strategies for Success in 2025

As the music industry continues to evolve, independent musicians are faced with both challenges and opportunities. To thrive in this dynamic landscape, it is essential for artists to adopt effective strategies that cater to the current trends and technologies shaping the industry. In this article, we will explore essential strategies that independent musicians can implement

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Booking, Music Business, Networking

Music Conferences 2025: Networking for Independent Musicians

The music industry thrives on connections, and 2025’s lineup of music conferences offers unprecedented opportunities for independent artists to expand their reach. At Music Works International, we’ve spent years helping artists transform conference attendance into actual booking opportunities. Through our Anyone Can Book a Gig program, we’ve identified exactly what makes the difference between just