As a musician, it’s important to market yourself in a way that will appeal to your target audience. Disseminating your music to as many listeners as possible is one of the most important steps to achieving success. Music PR firms are an excellent way to gain media coverage and establish a stable career, but only if the firm has the proper resources and experience. If you’re looking to hire a music PR firm, there are a few questions you can ask to make sure they’re the right company for you. In this article, we’ll take a look at the five…
Author: Ashley Friedman
For years, I’ve been behind closed doors, editing, crafting, masterminding the idea of Elicit Magazine. I never knew it would come as far as it has. I never dreamed of it. To sit here today and have 100s of submissions come across my desk, artists that hope, dream, love the idea of being a musician in today’s industry is a lot to take in. I have to remind myself that this is what I started and that very reason is why I started it. Yes, it can get overwhelming. But, you know how you feel when you make that ONE…
Kane Brown brought his In The Air Tour to KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY this past Saturday. From start to finish, Brown, along with his openers, Tyler Hubbard and Parmaless, delivered an electrifying performance that left the audience buzzing with excitement. First to open the show, Parmalee brought their signature blend of country and rock. As the lights dimmed and the crowd went wild, it was clear that fans were in it to win it. Parmalee’s highly energetic performance took the stage, they commanded attention with their infectious enthusiasm. Opening with crowd-pleasers like “Just The Way” and even Usher’s “Yeah,”…
Written By: Ashley Friedman Shania Twain proved once again why she’s known as the Queen of Country-Pop during her Queen of Me tour stop in Buffalo, NY. The singer-songwriter took the stage at KeyBank Center to perform some of her best hits. Twain was accompanied by award-winning country singer, Lily Rose. Twain’s entrance was nothing short of grandiose. As the lights dimmed and the crowd’s excitement reached its peak, Twain appeared in the middle of the crowd, adorned in a yellow scarf, black coat, and sunglasses. A timeless and perfect disguise at its finest. The audience erupted in cheers as…
Tonight, the stage at Shea’s Theater in Buffalo, NY, is set for one of America’s most beloved and enduring rockers, John Mellencamp. Sitting on stage are two mannequin-looking figures, their gleaming eyes glaring into the audience as everyone anxiously awaits for the show to start. The man next to me tells me that the last time he saw Mellencamp was at the Toledo Sports Arena in 1983. “He put on a hell of a show,” he says. The lights dim and the crowd erupts into applause. Instead of an opening act, we are greeted with a half an hour film…