This band (similar to a wedding or corporate band) should be able to play it all...Motown, Pop, Oldies, Country, Caribbean. You will play nightly in the nightclub on board generally 4 45minute sets w/ breaks. You can use tracks however definitely don't need them. We prefer 4 piece bands, as most ships only have two shared cabins allocated for the band. The pay depends on the specific contract, however; most bands make around $10,000/month. All members receive FREE room/board/travel/health.
In order to be considered for a contract, we need video of your band performing. The video should be of the 4 members that would be doing the contract. Its best if its a live performance w/ guest interaction, however; we've hired bands that have recorded the videos at their home. The quality of the video isn’t nearly as important as the look & sound of your band.
Apple Hires Key Digital Music Industry Legal Executive Billboard reports that Apple has hired Elliott Peters, a senior vice president and head of digital legal affairs at Warner Music Group, to manage the company's legal team overseeing iTunes and MobileMe services in Europe.
Troski attempts to revive local kwaito music Just when the Botswana music industry thought Kwaito music had died a slow death, out came Troski, the local industry?s version of South Africa?s Mandoza.
Putting Sustainability to Music Artists and industry insiders discuss how to make music green, both for fans and businesses.
Don't Stop Believing in Risk of Song Sharing A mother of four in a long-running fight with the music industry was ordered by a Minneapolis federal jury Wednesday evening to pay $1.5 million for sharing 24 digital songs.
