Bring Music Home – Details, episodes & analysis

We talk with Nashville-based Cam, one of country music’s busiest singer/songwriter’s alongside music industry veteran, Andrew Klein, SVP of Partnerships at AEG—the team behind Coachella, Stagecoach, and more. Cam dishes on her very first festival experience and her forthcoming performance at London’s BST Hyde Park Festival (opening for the Eagles) on June 26th and her tour kicking off this summer. Andrew shares his insights behind the scenes as he navigates the deal-making that brings festivals to audiences everywhere as we discuss the all-new festival landscape.

Cam: https://www.camcountry.com/
AEG: https://www.aegpresents.com/festivals/

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Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!

BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR

Buy “Bring Music Home” + support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

EPISODE 4: The New Live Music Landscape for Performers + the Impact on Mental Health - David Ramirez, Musician, Austin; and Tom Gimbel, GM Austin City Limits TV Show + Co-Founder, Hi, How Are You Project, Austin

Join us for the next episode of the “Bring Music Home Podcast,” where we dive deep into navigating the mental health challenges the music industry faces daily. Episode Four features Austin’s own incredible voice and talent, Americana musician David Ramirez, alongside Tom Gimbel, a formidable ally in Austin’s music scene—Co-Founder of the Daniel Johnston inspired mental health charity, Hi, How Are you Project and General Manager at Austin City Limits Show, the longest-running music series on American television.

David Ramirez: https://www.davidramirezmusic.com/
Hi, How Are You Project: https://hihowareyou.org/
Austin City Limits TV Show: https://acltv.com/

Listen to "Bring Music Home"

Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!

BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR

Buy “Bring Music Home” + support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

EPISODE 3: Venues Reopening - What Happened? Where Are We + What Now? Steven Bensusan (President, Blue Note Entertainment Group) + Lawrence Matthews aka Don Lifted, Memphis

Our next episode of the “Bring Music Home Podcast,” kicks off with a conversation about the state of music venues in today’s post-pandemic landscape. Where have we been and where are we headed? Features insight from Memphis-based multidisciplinary artist and musician, Don Lifted; along with the President of Blue Note Entertainment Group, Steven Bensusan as we talk about the new fan + performance paradigms.

DON LIFTED: https://donlifted.bandcamp.com/
Blue Note Entertainment Group: https://www.bluenotejazz.com/

Listen to "Bring Music Home"

Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!

BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR

Buy “Bring Music Home” + support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

Join us for the next episode of the “Bring Music Home Podcast,” where we discuss the ways live music venues exist, thrive, and evolve in our communities as more than merely places to see a concert or that next great band, but as veritable cultural institutions. Episode Two features Brooklyn’s own Native Sun frontman, the “cataclysmic” Danny Gomez along with one of Austin’s long-standing music scene DIY'er, Cody Cowan, Co-Founder of the Red River Cultural District.

Red River Cultural District: https://redriverculturaldistrict.org/
Native Sun:https://www.nativesunyc.com/

Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!


BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR
Buy “Bring Music Home” + support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

Join us for the first episode of the “Bring Music Home Podcast,” where we talk about all things music industry, behind-the-scenes. Season One kicks off with special guests Caren Kelleher, founder + CEO of Gold Rush Vinyl; and local Austin musician Zach Person, to talk “Vinyl Records Today.” Where we discuss the never-ending love for the classic format and vinyl manufacturing in the modern era.

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Gold Rush Vinyl: https://www.goldrushvinyl.com/

Zach Person: https://zachperson.com/

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Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!

BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR

Buy “Bring Music Home” + support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

Music has a perpetual way of connecting people. A boundless force that lifts us up and makes everything alright. Welcome to the "Bring Music Home" podcast! We go behind-the-scenes of the music industry with today's movers, shakers, and musicians to talk touring, culture, fans, festivals, making money and surviving in this ever-changing landscape. Hosted by industry veterans Amber Mundinger and Tamara Deike, co-authors of the "Bring Music Home" book (the largest documentation of music venues, staff + artists ever), created at the height of the pandemic. Music fans and music insiders alike...join us for pointed conversation on today's most pressing topics affecting + evolving the music scene and stick around for an intimate acoustic performance by our guest musician at the end of every episode!

Buy “Bring Music Home”+ Support NIVA: https://bit.ly/3FD9lr8

BMH Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l0dAmR