Festival season is in full swing! From Coachella to Lollapalooza to Rolling Loud to Glastonbury, and so much more... there are countless music festivals out there. But how do these music festivals come together? How do artists get to perform at these music festivals?

Join Finessed Media for a discussion on music festivals and other live events to learn about how artists get booked into music festivals, the ins-and-outs of putting together a music festival, and get firsthand insight on what it's like to work and perform at a music festival!

Okay so you've got your song written, music produced, recorded your songs and have everything together when it comes to your craft. So what's next for you? It's time to get a manager. Often times independent artists don't know where to start when it comes to finding the manager that is right for them and they don't know where to start to begin researching the matter. It is crucial to your music career to find a manager that is compatible with you on all levels.

Many of us are fans of music outside of our designated regions. We listen to reggae, K-Pop, Latin music etc. We can't help but to be moved by these different genres of music! There are so many talented artists globally in different genres of music that are yearning for their name to be known internationally.

That's why this weekend we'll be joined by Sunjay Kohli, an expert in marketing to global audiences.

We’ll be discussing how we as independent artists can break into the global markets and get our names known around the world.

We are all fans - music festivals, concerts, and touring are ingrained into our lives as music lovers. However, did you know that these pastimes have a heavy negative impact on our earth? Coachella alone produces over 600 tons of waste each year in the form of litter and trash - we haven't even talked about how much energy it takes to put on the shows yet.

We’ll be discussing how we as artists, music industry professionals, and music lovers can acquire sustainable practices that allow for the longevity of these musical pastimes and a healthier and safer planet.