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ISSUE #34.43 • SPECIAL SECTION •

Panels


Musicfest isn’t all music. OK, it’s mostly music. But we’ve also got a couple of sweet-ass panels that discuss solutions to some of the most immediate issues facing musicians today.

BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF | 503-243-2122

[September 3rd, 2008]

The Recording Academy®, Pacific NW Chapter, Presents:
Saturday, Sept. 6, 12:30-6 pm
Nemo Design (1875 SE Belmont St.)

Registration


12:30-1 pm

Get In The Van!: A Survival Guide To Touring


1-2:15 pm

Gas prices are up, guarantees are down, and bands are stuck in the middle. How can you survive on the road these days? Can staggered regional tours make enough of an impact? This panel will investigate different creative options to pursue in order to maximize your touring impact without bankrupting yourself.

Panelists:
Ben London, The Recording Academy
Slim Moon, Shotclock Management
Alicia J. Rose, Doug Fir
Tracie Verlinde, BMI
Tom Windish, Windish Agency

Get Out!: Building An Audience Online And Off


2:30-3:45 pm

Most bands today know they need at least some online presence to get by, but with seemingly endless marketing outlets, how do you choose where to focus? How do you cut through the noise? Can you build a national fan base without hitting the road? Should you? This panel will provide spirited dialogue to explore the most efficient and effective ways to market your music online and off.

Panelists:
Dave Allen, Nemo Design
Kate Jackson, Sub Pop
Kevin Kusatsu, Sony/BMG
Frank Nieto, 230 Publicity
Julianne Shepherd, The Fader
Bekah Zietz, Suicide Squeeze

Reception


4-6 pm




















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WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Musicfest isn’t all music. OK, it’s mostly music. But we’ve also got a couple of sweet-ass panels that discuss solutions to some of the most immediate issues facing musicians today.
Xavier Rudd
BY AP KRYZA | 10 p.m. Wednesday, Crystal Ballroom
Mogwai
BY JAY HORTON | 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, Roseland
Old 97s
BY JAY HORTON | Midnight Wednesday, Berbati’s
M. Ward
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | 10 p.m. Thursday, Crystal Ballroom
The Cool Kids
BY SARA MOSKOVITZ | 10 p.m. Thursday, Roseland
The Whigs
BY CHANDLER FREDRICK | Midnight Thursday, Dante’s
Steel Pole Bath Tub
BY NATHAN CARSON | 1 a.m. Thursday, Doug Fir
Vampire Weekend
BY WHITNEY HAWKE | 10:30 p.m. Friday, Crystal Ballroom
Jedi Mind Tricks
BY CASEY JARMAN | 11 p.m. Friday, Hawthorne Theatre
TV on the Radio
BY CASEY JARMAN | 11:30 p.m. Friday, Roseland
The Night Marchers
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | Midnight Friday, Dante’s
Crooked Fingers
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Midnight Friday, Doug Fir
Les Savy Fav
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | 7 p.m. Saturday, Wonder Ballroom: Nike.
Fleet Foxes
BY JEFF ROSENBERG | 10 p.m. Saturday, Crystal Ballroom
Hot Water Music
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | 11 p.m. Saturday, Roseland
Polvo
BY ERIK BADER | Midnight Saturday, Berbati’s

Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
BY CHANDLER FREDRICK | Midnight Saturday, Holocene
Centro-matic
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | 1 a.m. Saturday, Doug Fir
 

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