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Are you a musician, singer, songwriter or artist thats wondering how you could make money with your Indie music before you even get a record deal? Well if you have, you are reading the write article. In this series I’m going to share with you a couple of ways you could make money with your music and your furthermore going to learn several strategies to endorse you make even more money with your Indie music.
Let me start off by telling you that the best way to make money with your Indie music is by selling it directly to your fans instead of trying to get distribution into the music stores or selling on iTunes (by the way, you will want to get distribution and sell on iTunes), I’m just saying selling direct to fans is better and you get more money doing it this way (which is important, right?).
So now you are wondering, How do I sell straight to the fans? It is not like you have your own store, right? Well, here is a hint, its staring you in the face right now…. that is right, the Web ! The Web is the  greatest  way to make money with your Indie music! Here are several reasons why the Web is such a amazing vehicle to use to sell your Indie music.
1. You have a group of people who will instantly buy your compact disc  when released
2. You could have your compact discs selling with al most no resolution on your part, just collect the money and ship the compact disc.
3. You get more bang for your buck, advertising and marketing wise.
4. You could have other people sell your compact disc  for you and only pay them when they sell the compact disc s!
How amazing is that! Those are just several of the amazing things about selling your music On-line using the Web. By the way, you do not even have to have a complete compact disc  yet in order to this. Of course it would be better if you did have a whole compact disc, but what Im, saying is that you could sell the singles as you complete them.
To find out what you need to get started selling your compact disc  On-line, check my other article titled What You Need to Make Money With Your Indie Music On-line. Till next time.
What is everybody’s favorite radio station?
Answer — W.I.I.F.M.
What’s In It For Me? What do they get by being your fan? Your client? Your Media people are going to want to know why they should book you. fans want to know why they should continue aid ing you and buying your discs. Your booking agents want to know why they should continue to find performances for your band. The best way to keep ‘em hooked is to tell them What’s in it for them.
Most people are inundated with massive amounts of information. In order to keep them tuned in to your message is to
1) remind them you exist and
2) to Keep it tell them what they’re going to get.
The majority of people in this world are motivated by two things: Fear and Greed. Fear of losing something and the Greed of gaining something. The trick is to keep it short and sweet and above all simple. K.I.S.S. Keep It simple Stupid.
You’ll have a diverse message for your fans. Possibly more entertaining, light hearted, fun. Your Agents are going to want to hear something professional, responsible, business- like. Your Media and Press contacts will want to hear a new twist, public relations, something everybody could use to reach the broad st readership.
Here is another way to keep your reader interested: Use the word “You” instead of “I”.
For example: “I could really get a lot of people to your club if I could get booked there next month” doesn’t work as well as “Your fans will be on their feet and screaming for more when you book our popular performer now selling out rooms thru out the Midwest.”
An additional idea would be, “I’ll get a brand new DVD out in the mail tomorrow” may be vary d to “You’ll be receiving your free DVD as soon as you fax back your info.”
These may be just semantics but when you start using them, you will see an increase in your responses. This will create momentum. When you start getting more calls, u will eventually get more gigs. amazing performances will bring in more fans which will get you better performer bookings from the agents. could you see it?
When you start finding better gigs, two things will happen. You’ll be able to charge more on every performance and you will be getting so a lot of performances able to turn down work.
We’ve all been around the block once or twice without our Mommies here. Or as the saying goes “You could not Dazzle me with Brilliance nor Baffle me with Bull”. Cut to the chase. Give it to me straight. Please do not think that I’m really going to believe you are ready to take the music world by storm if you are playing pool halls and coffee shops. Keep it real. Base your articles and publicity material in the Real World. You and I are not going to fall for B.S. What makes you think everybody out there is any diverse? Tell it like it is. Just add a little sizzle to the steak. Keep your marketing and press statements inspiring and entertaining.  all of us  are in the business of fun.
Feel free to be a little wild and outlandish. It’s okay. people won’t mind. We’re in an industry where people are looking for an escape. Let them have it to take their minds off of things. It keeps us in business. Just keep it real. Take your picture with a donkey for promo. Just do not be the donkey.
Commit to at least six months to any marketing campaign
Do not think you are going to hit a homerun every time. Build slowly and look to just get on base. A walk is as wonderful as a hit. You need to give yourself time to find out what works. Once you do, then do that over and over. Just be sure to try as a lot of diverse marketing pieces as you could afford. Try postcards and Google Ad Words at the same time. See which one works better. Change your message to fit diverse demographics and target markets. Use your creativity to get their attention. There was a performer that sent me their promo. I had about 50 artists sending me stuff for this festival and I opened theirs’ 1st because it was not like all the other packets I was getting.
It was kind of lumpy. Inside was a Nerf Ball with the band’s name on it. Only it was really small and when you got it wet it got really big.  all of us  were whipping this thing around the office and throwing it at each others’ heads. One time  all of us  named the performer following the promotional item  all of us  had in stock. It was a refrigerator magnet made of knotted ropes in the shape of the letter ‘Y’. So  all of us  called the performer “Why Knot”. A bottle of aspirin inside and envelope could accent your opportunity headline that could something along the lines of, “Did that final performer you hire give everybody a headache?”
Be sure to stay within the bounds of the law and there is no limit to what your fertile imagination could come up with to hook ‘em. These suggestions for booking performances and creating better paying music career are found in the breakthrough new book available at our Website. Just look at the link below. There you will find a step by step formula for creating music gigs.
We would love it if you check it out. Either way, I certainly hope you thought of ways you could find performances that pay the most money doing what you love – making music.

Contemporary media perpetuates all the old styles so that what’s popular today is what was popular 30 years ago. If you are old enough and were around in the 60’s, you’d recall that the 30’s seemed to be an era where the music and styles contrasted greatly with the 60’s. Today in 2008  all of us  hear much of the same that was around in the 70’s as well as all the other eras including today ’s contemporary music. This is thanks to the modern day varieties of music media that  all of us  have today. could be this surplus of variety is what prompts the “search for meaning in modern music”.
Electronic amplification has made the contemporary sound of electric guitars and drums dominate the sounds of today. computer recording with its click tracks and loops has furthermore played a big part in the contemporary sound. The computer software “Band in a Box” and the like lets you build a song with pre-recorded loops and then copyright it as something original. personal ly, as a classically trained pianist and working musician, I do not like these aspects of modern day music.
If you are a musician, what’s most important is to be creative as an individual whatever it’s you do. Create. Then share what you create. If you make a living at it, this influences how you create, but create just the same. If you just listen to music, you will apparent ly listen to what you want to, and you could find a greater variety to pick from than ever before.
Personally, I have produced 3 cd’s. The 1st one was original tunes produced in a studio. My original premise for it was to win a lover back to me. Then it became an resolution to make wonderful recordings of my non-commercial styled tunes that furthermore involved the new (and married) love in my life. I have made living in music, mostly in academia (community college) and community theater performances and events and marriage s. My other two cd’s are piano solo. One is classical and one is Christmas tunes. None are commercial successes, but I make some money from the recordings from downloads all over the world.
As a result I’m trying to make money in other ways. And so I’m writing this article!
You could find my recordings at davidstahl.com and cdbaby.com/davidstahl

As I sit here writing, I could hear in the background my children humming and singing while they play. My four year old son is trying to make up his own rhyming lyrics to a melody he’s made up on the piano and my six year old daughter is reading the lyrics for a song she is practicing for a concert.
Music has had such an impact on our lives. And I know it comes mostly from the simple task of playing children ’s music during our day. Together  all of us  listen, sing along, dance and even read the lyrics.
For babies and young children music is a amazing way to learn language and new vocabulary. And they love it. I have never met a young child that doesn’t love music.
Listening to music with your children could create a stimulating atmosphere for your home. Different music may be used to evoke diverse moods and may be used to create diverse environments in your home.
When my children were babies, I used to play calm classical music before bedtime. Even now  all of us  play classical music when they do art (or when I need a some peace and quiet). At other times  all of us  use livelier music to  promote  creative movement, development of rhythm, dancing and singing along with. I do not think  all of us  could survive a long car ride without one of our favorite cds.
I have furthermore found music truly beneficial for their education. Through music, children (and adults a like ) are able to more readily memorize facts. tunes may be used to learn phonics rules, math facts, lifestyle skills and so much more.  all of us  now try to find music that teaches about topics the children are interested in. And I find myself having the opportunity to relearn a lot of subjects including Spanish.
Early exposure to a variety of musical styles could endorse develop a life long appreciation of music. When your children are young, you as the parent have the opportunity to influence positively the music that the family members purchases. You could introduce a lot of diverse styles and topics before their peers take over in later years.
The  greatest  value of music is that it allows us as a family members to spend quality time together. Music is an entertaining alternative to TV. With music playing in the background  all of us  can still have conversations, read or do other activities. For some strange reason my children seem to quarrel less when their music is playing. We’ll again and again sing along to lively tunes while  all of us  fold the laundry and tidy up. Music may be played while  all of us  bake cookies or craft. Un like excessive TV which could sometimes distract from our time together, music is something that  all of us  can all share together, stimulates our home life and promotes family members time.
Nowadays there are so a lot of amazing children ’s musicians and variety of albums to pick from. It could al most be overwhelming. Fortunately, the Web now allows us the luxury of being able to readily search for music, learn about the artist, read reviews and listen to samples of their work. The following pick web sites listed below will give you a amazing start. Good luck, have fun together and allow your child to grow up loving music!

Every few years an individual rediscovers the blues. Pop music, that stuff you hear on most commercial radio stations, is a business. The idea is to make lots of money by selling music like it was toothpaste. You find something everybody likes and then have competitive products that are a little diverse but all standard ally do the same thing and even though they taste a little diverse not enough diverse to disturb anyone. That’s pop music.
Now and again the public gets pretty tired of the same old stuff and pop music needs a little kick in the pants. Rediscovering some old form of American music most people have forgotten about and bring it out as the next new thing again and again does the trick. It could be Country or Jazz or Bluegrass, but quite again and again it’s the Blues.
The difference betwixt pop music and genre music like the Blues is that there is a much smaller fans for the genre music, but that fans is always truly loyal, keeping it going while others ignore it. Blues, being the truly root of all roots music, is an apparent choice to capture inspiration from when things are getting a little stale and it’s always there in the background just waiting to be found.
In the 1st half of the twentieth century much of the most popular music was Blues based or at least heavily influenced by it. From Big performer Swing to Jazz to even Country music, Blues played an important part in their developments.
There were a lot of so-called “Blues Revivals” in the final half of the twentieth century. The most recent big one was in the mid 1980’s when there was a sudden explosion of new Blues societies and festivals all around the America. When these revivals happen it again and again means that the loyal fan base of the music is better by the addition of people who come from other genres who grow to see similarities betwixt what they like and the Blues. again and again times it’s these new folks who determine the direction the music will take in order for it to reach a broad er fans.
The most famous example of this was the birth of Rock n Roll and Roll. By the mid 1950’s Blues music had lost much of its original black fans, which had moved on to R&B and early Soul. What seemed like something new was just a mixing bag of styles taken from Country, Swing, and mostly from Jump Blues and R& B. This is pretty much how all new musical styles come about. When you mix up a bunch of stuff in a pot and cook it awhile, the soup you end up with has tastes from all its ingredients, but there is always one flavor that stands out. Blues is again and again that rich flavor.
In the late 1950’s and early 1960’s another less apparent revival took place with the popularity of Folk Music. This is an again and again neglected but truly important revival because it was a time of rediscovery and reconnection with the old guard Blues musician s. Young Folk performers were the ones who researched the old country Blues and actually sought out and re discovered a lot of of the old Blues performers. They learned from those originators, wrote about them, got them performing again, and taught others what they had learned through books, tapes, and nowadays videos. They truly “Kept the Blues alive” in every sense of the words.
In the mid 1960’s Blues made an even greater impact on Pop Music when both American and British musicians discovered the power of electric Blues through second generation Bluesmen such as Muddy Waters and Howling Wolf. Rock n Roll and Roll became just Rock n Roll when guide guitar styles based on Blues improvisations came to the forefront. The Blues this time was the grittier sounding Delta style. Rock n Roll became harder sounding with Blues as it’s base. That has never gone away.
There was another small Blues revival at the end of the 1970’s when the Blues Brothers made Blues hip again. That revival created careers for some new young players and brought some of the old Blues guys back out on the road. It was the availability of all these varied acts that made the revival of the mid 1980’s possible.
Blues has always been a bit of a secret ingredient in pop music and even pop culture. It’s used to revive careers and sell blue jeans. Every once in awhile it gets pretty cool again. Unfortunately, since something being cool is a short-term state of mind, Blues music has again begun to drift into the genre music status with a diminishing fans. Though there are still a lot of Blues Festivals, they tend to lean toward Rock n Roll Blues, leaving the true Blues lover longing for another shot of more traditional stuff. Do not worry, Blues never really goes away. It will be back.

Guerilla Marketing is the use of unconventional marketing techniques intended to get maximum results from minimal source s, which let’s face it; most indie musicians have minimal source s. Today, guerrilla marketing is a non-traditional, low-cost, and highly effective marketing resolution, which when used properly could reap a lot of rewards for the diligent user.
So what could you do to use guerrilla marketing to endorse further your music career? The 1st piece of recommenndation I could give you is to think outside the box. Do not do what everybody else is doing. Here area few suggestions to get you started:
• Use podcasts to broad cast your music, endorse ing to expose your music to a lot of people who could have never heard it before. Ensure that you plug your web site and where they could purchase your products.
• Why not go to your local/regional library and see If the y will allow you to do a free concert there in ex vary for a percentage of your sales of product following your show. Libraries are in dire need of funds.
• An additional simple and free way to get your name out there and seen is to write reviews on every product your own, have used, read or heard. Then post the reviews on places like amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com.
Ensure to put a small two or three sentence bio at the end of each review that has the name of any compact disc  projects you have done. You cannot post your URL there; they will delete your bio. When you post your reviews, put your vanity email address inside your “real name.” While those web sites won’t allow you to post your URL, if your URL is part of your “real name,” they do not say a word. Check out amazon.com and look for one of my reviews.
Do not use a real email address or you will end up with a lot of spam. Why is this an important step? Because people will read your reviews and you get your name out there. Most consumers are Web savvy and If the y are interested in you, will check you out.
Go after your fans with fervor and diligence, but think outside the box to get the results you desire and the exposure for your music that you need.

The secret to marketing music successfully On-line is to 1st get organized. Develop a music business plan that outlines how a lot of much money you need to generate in sales, how a lot of albums you will need to sell to reach your goals and how much money you could justify spend ing to market your music. Assuming you are on a limited budget I have outlined several simple strategies you could use to  promote  your performer or music On-line.
1. Optimize Your web site : Most artists receive dozens, even hundred of visitors every day to their web site. But the reality is that most people do not buy albums following only one visit. Do whatever it takes to get people to sign up to your mailing list so that you could continue to communicate with them, capture familiarity and highest quality ly sell them your album at some point down the line.
2. MySpace Marketing: MySpace is amazing but it is not to be relied upon as your sole means of marketing your music successfully. However, be sure to send out regular bulletins promoting special offers and events. As much as you can, try to drive people back to your official web site where you could get them to sign up your mailing list.
3. Forum Marketing. Locate a number of active music forums that allow signature links. Start a signature that promotes your band. Go into these forums as again and again as possible and add value to the discussions. The more people value what you have to say, the more like ly they’re to click through to your band’s Website.
Music marketing is an art form in its own right. These are just several simple suggestions to marketing your music successfully on the Web. With a little bit of know how and a bit of hard work you should start to see an increase in album sales in no time.

If you are a digital music fan, you might have problems organizing your music file collection. For me, I used to have 100’s of MP3 files lumped in one folder in my hard drive. could you imagine the pain I had to go through to find one specific tune to listen to?
Organizing your music files is an important skill to learn. Once your collection is wonderful ly sorted out, you will be able to find the tunes you want speedily and easily. So session aside some time and read through the following suggestions I have come up with.
1. Start Subfolders – The single most important tip for organizing your music files is to create subfolders in your hard drive. Do not ever leave your MP3 files in one huge folder called C:My Music. Start subfolders like C:My MusicClassical, C:My MusicPop and C:My MusicSoundtracks.
2. Ensure your ID3 Tags Are Correct – ID3 tags are used to retailer important information about MP3 files. Things like the song title, artist, album are kept and will be displayed by your MP3 player. Take the time to properly edit these tags – a lot of MP3 files you download have the ID3 tag information all wrong. A wonderful software program for editing ID3 tags is TagScanner.
3. Invest in Good Music Management Software – There are several amazing pieces of software out there for managing music files. Two wonderful ones come to mind. The 1st is MediaMonkey and the second is MusicMatch Jukebox. Both programs offer amazing music management features like an integrated music player, compact disc  burning features and ID3 tag renaming.
4. Get Your Music Files from Legal Sources – If you have been downloading music using P2P (peer-to-peer) file sharing programs like KaZaa, you will truly like ly get music files which have strange names like 56_HeyjAck.mp3. My advice: Get your files from legal sources like On-line music services iTunes or Napster and you will avoid this problem.
5. Start Good Playlists – Most software music player (e.g. Winamp) will allow you to create playlists. By way of example, say you are in the mood for rock tunes, you could point to your folder called C:Music Rock n Roll and create a playlist from that folder. Save the playlist following it’s created. When you next feel like listening to those tunes, all you need to do is load that playlist instead of trawling through your hard drive and folders.
6. Get A Huge Hard Drive – I understand that this sounds a little crazy – but running out of disk space could and will ruin your well-organized music collection. Ensure you have enough hard disk space to retailer your music files. Say you have 10,000 music files that you absolutely must retain and listen to. It’s a truly bad idea to store, say, 8,000 files in Hard Drive A and 2,000 files in Hard Drive B. Very messy. It’s better to retailer them all in one hard disk. So get your hands on the biggest hard drive you could find.
I hope this post endorses you to organize your music collection a little better. I know it takes resolution, but once your music collection is properly catalogued, listening to your music collection will be a much more pleasant experience. So do not hesitate – get organized now!

The highest quality goal of most musicians who use MySpace is to attract a record label. Earning a contract to record an album may be a musician way into the music business. But what could you do to attract record labels? Creating a profile page and uploading music is a wonderful start, but by no means is it the end of your marketing resolution s. Following you will find several suggestions on attracting a record label and getting them to take notice of your skill.
Music Marketing Tip#1: Upload a Variety of tunes
Just because you have to list the genre of music you perform doesn’t mean you have to upload tunes that only reflect that genre ! Show record labels and fans that you have other musical interests by uploading tunes that are diverse from one another. This will show you r range, ability to attract fans from other genre s, which stimulates your marketability, and prove to record labels you are value investing in.
Music Marketing Tip#2: Fuel the Fan Fires
Record labels conduct searches on MySpace everyday looking for skill ed musician s. One way to get them to stop on your profile page is by showing them you have a strong fan base. The more people who visit your web site, the more popular your page becomes there. Use the marketing tools available in order to capture fan interest.
Record labels want to sign those who are already experienced in working crowds during shows and who have a strong On-line presence because it makes promoting the music much easier. Having a strong fan base will make selling records and make promoting concert tours and other public appearances much easier.
Start a buzz on MySpace by attracting more fans to your page. Join MySpace forums, list upcoming events, and advertise your page on fliers, business cards, and other marketing materials as this will prompt fans who have seen your live shows to visit and download your tunes.
Music Marketing Tip#3: Contacting Record Labels
Finding information about record labels is simple because of the Web. Instead of sending a copy of your latest compact disc  or several of your tunes, you could send record labels the link to your MySpace profile page. Music executives will appreciate this much more than strange pieces of mail showing up at their offices. Sending a quick email with your contact information may be enough to get you noticed. Research record organizations to see which ones cater to your genre, and which ones accept email from musician s.
Music Marketing Tip#4: Selling Your Album on MySpace
If you release an album on your own, sell it in order to generate buzz and furthermore catch the attention of record labels. Being able to show record labels that you are a professional musician who is passionate about music will session you apart from the rest.
Attracting record labels will require you to remain diligent about marketing your music on MySpace. Uploading tunes, using marketing tools such as blogs, video, and photos will endorse record labels get a better idea of what your sound. Use these marketing tools and others offer ed and go showcase your musical skill s.

It’s the dream of al most every adolescent to have their own rock band, create new sounds, reach success and everything else that all of this could bring. Screaming fans, respect, autographs, tours, luxury hotels, glamour etc…
So, on one of those sunny days,  all of us  wake up from this sweet dream and, without the notion that all this time has passed by so speedily, we’re adults, living our “normal” lives, earning just enough bread to get by, doing what our parents always wanted us to do.
I know a doctor who still dreams of having a diverse life, a life that will excite him… once he confided in me that he would gladly ex vary everything that he had built, if he could have the opportunity to go back to what he loved best, music (he was a guitarist in a heavy metal band).
Where do all these dreams hide?
Now you have your own company, or that job, which in societys’ eyes is respectable, in a wonderful company, and you decide not to let the old flame die. You decide to have a bit of fun and return to “waging a bet” in the music business.
For you to be launched as a musician, or manager of a band, you will need abilities in business, buying, sales, market research, man management, delegation of tasks and be fashion conscious.
All these actions together make up marketing in the world of music.
For this project, just like in any other business, you will need to designate a quantity which you are prepared to invest. Treat music like any other commercial adventure in your life. Never as a profitable hobby.
A Budget and Business Plan (with a target public defined) are important, just as in a “conventional company”. This way you won’t fall into the trap of making emotional decisions, taking your attention away from your real objective.
Save your sentiments for your music.

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here’s a little history lesson from the days when bands had long, flowing hair, wore skin-tight pants, had legions of women

falling at their feet, and had songs that ruled the airwaves and MTV.

# Las Vegas’ Frankie Moreno is One Great Talent – And the Band is Fab Too!
[Arts-and-Entertainment] If you’re looking for a great show in Vegas, read all about the talented Frankie Moreno! He’s a

great artist and seeing the Frankie Moreno Band at the Golden Nugget or the Stratosphere will be some of the most fun you’ll

have on your trip!

# Farm Aid 2008 Concert a Great Success, Dave Matthews, John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson and Neil Young
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Mansfield, Massachusetts hosted Farm Aid 2008. A beautiful day and great music. The concert

was a huge success!

# Air Supply Fan Story 9-23-07 – Air Supply Continues to Touch Lives of Fans
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] May 2006 was a turning point in my life. I lost my mother, the glue that held my life

together. We were exceptionally close and I had nursed her through the last few years. Alone, I looked for something to bring

me comfort. By chance, I heard Two Less Lonely People on the radio. It brought back wonderful memories of my late husband and

I dancing cheek-to-cheek in our kitchen to the song.

# Air Supply Continues International Love Zone Tour 07-08
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply continues its international tour schedule with some 40+ concerts in September and

October.

# Air Supply and Little River Band in Ocean Grove, NJ 8-18-07
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply and Little River Band Perform In Ocean Grove, New Jersey. Fantastic concerts by

both bands!

# Air Supply in Lincoln, RI 8-9-07 – Air Supply Performs at Twin River
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply Returns to Rhode Island. Performs at Twin River Events Center.

# Air Supply in Endicott, NY 7/13/07 – Defying Mother Nature, Air Supply Rocks It for Rain Soaked Fans
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply headline entertainment at PGA golf event. Sings in rain.

# Air Supply Performs to Packed House at Ridgefield Playhouse
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply performs in Connecticut. Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock have stellar

performances.

# Air Supply in Coney Island, NY 7/19/07 – Headlines Seaside Summer Concert Series with Billy Ocean
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply returns to Coney Island. Billy Ocean performs first US concert in 18 years.

# Air Supply Performs for Westbury Fans for 26th Consecutive Year
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply returns to Westbury, NY for 26th straight year. John Waite opens and performs hit

Missing You.

# Air Supply in Jim Thorpe, PA 7/21/07 – Air Supply Returns to Poconos to Play Penn’s Peak
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply Performs in Jim Thorpe, PA. Returns to Penn’s Peak

# Air Supply in Uncasville, CT 7/25/07 – A Year In Review
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# Air Supply in Uncasville, CT 7/25-7/28/07 – Air Supply Sweetens Dreams for Four Sold Out Crowds
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# Air Supply in Uncasville, CT 7/29/07 – Performs at Mohegan Sun Arena Private Event for 6,000
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# Howie Gordon of Big Brother 6 and All Stars Attends Air Supply Concert in Las Vegas! What a Riot!
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meet his idols!

# Air Supply in Lakeville, PA 5-13-07 – Continues Love Zone Tour and Enters the ‘Land of Love’
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply Enters the Land of Love at Caesar’s Cove Haven Resort in the Poconos.

# Air Supply – Interview With Graham Russell 3-24-07 Part II
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Sit down interview with Graham Russell of Air Supply. Niagara Falls, March 2007. Part 1 of 2

# Air Supply – Interview With Graham Russell 3-24-07 Part I
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# Air Supply in Atlantic City 04/21/07
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Air Supply Concert in Atlantic City – Review

# Air Supply – Graham Russell Solo Debut – The Future Review
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# Air Supply in Niagara Falls, Canada 03-23-07 – The Falls Not the Only Sight to See in Niagara
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# Air Supply Love Zone Tour ‘07/’08 Continues In Springfield, Ohio 3/10/07
[Arts-and-Entertainment] Review of Air Supply performance at Clark State Community College Performing Arts Center in

Springfield, Ohio on March 10, 2007