Tour Manager’s Guide – Page 3

Podcast | The Tour Manager’s Guide: Reuben Hollebon

- October 26, 2016

Reuben Hollebon is one of the more interesting characters we've had on this show. He originally applied to medical school then dropped it all to pursue music. We sat down with him at the Troubadour in LA to talk about why it's never too late to pursue a career in

Podcast | The Tour Manager’s Guide to Making Beats: With Rey Reel

- October 20, 2016October 25, 2016

Lots and lots and loads and loads of people want to make beats for a living. There are programs to help you make beats, apps to help you make beats, robots to help you make beats, yet still only a select few actually make beats for a living. Or produce.

The Tour Manager’s Guide to Being a Tour Manager, Part VI: Stage Managing

Tour Manager's Guide

- October 6, 2016October 7, 2016

Hi. My name is Danny and I’ve spent the last decade tour managing bands around the world. Normally I write city guides but now I’ve decided to write a how to about touring. JOIN ME. QUIT YOUR JOB. COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE. FUCKING READ THIS!!!!!!!!! Somewhere Deep in the Cambodian

Podcast | The Tour Manager’s Guide to Aer: With Carter Schultz

- September 20, 2016October 25, 2016

Aer was a band composed of Carter Schultz (performs now as Reeves) and David Von Mering. In 2010 they released a series of YouTube videos and music from their parent’s basement in Boston and went from hometown heroes to a pretty big band. Their style floated between a few things

The Tour Manager’s Guide to Being a Tour Manager, Part V: Merchandise

Tour Manager's Guide

- September 8, 2016

Podcast | The Tour Manager’s Guide to Writing A Hit: With Walk The Moon Pt. 1 (Drums)

- September 6, 2016October 25, 2016

Last year Walk The Moon’s “Shut Up and Dance” was impossible to escape. Impossible. Grocery store, your parent’s house, their parent’s house, laundromat, post office, basic training, WHEREVER, the song was everywhere. With over 300,000,000 streams and every award nomination possible, Walk The Moon went from a fairly popular indie band