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| Trygemany To Play By Years End?!?! |
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rikkiroxx writes 
The metro Detroit band Trygemany featuring Jason Karman on guitar and neo-experimental bassist Rikki Roxx on bass are rumored to be gearing up for a late 2004/early 2005 regional tour.
"We have a new guy on the skins," said bassist Roxx. "Hes got great rhythm and will be a huge asset to this band."
Even bigger news is that the long awaited debut album from the band is nearing completion.
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| BLIND SHAME to Showcase at MEIC Festival-Lexington, KY |
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blindshame2003 writes Royal Oak, MI October 9, 2004
Modern Rock band BLIND SHAME will be showcasing at the Midwest Entertainment Conference (MEIC) & Showcase in Lexington, Kentucky on Friday November 5th. The band will be attending the event from November 4th-7th by attending various seminars, workshops, and networking with key industry people. “We learned a lot from attending the College Music Journal (CMJ) Showcase in New York City last year, we feel we will be more prepared with our new CD in hand that we are currently shopping” said guitarist Jay Arnold. “By having the entire band at this showcase, we are able to cover even more ground this time, and make even more contacts” said Bassist Joe Skowronek.
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| 2004 Halloween Masquerade Ball |
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jackieblue writes Webmaster Note: Tom from Jackie Blue has recently been working on a number of
projects to address some of the issues confronting unsigned artists. This
latest project is aimed at the dilemma that most unsigned artists face, how to
balance the benefits of "exposure" against the need to make a living
at what they do. The idea is a simple one. Artists get paid for their time
and money is raised for a worth cause. Read on for the full story.
The 2004 Halloween Masquerade Ball, 30 October (Detroit) is a test event for an idea that Jackie Blue has been working on for several years. Our mission for this event (and future ones) is to bring together, musicians, artists, creative people, local communities and business folks in order to support local art AND raise funds for worthwhile charities.
After several years of preparation work, we're now ready to put our money where our mouth is: Our first project is to support Habitat for Humanity-Detroit with our Halloween Masquerade Ball event on 30 October in Detroit. As a long-time volunteer contributor to Habitat for Humanity, we do a good job of raising funds for the building of homes (our primary goal), but a poor job of raising a smaller amount of funds to keep Habitat for Humanity-Detroit's full-time staff paid. The monthly fluctuations in money available to pay Habitat's staff is very tough on them and also takes time away from their primary goal.
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| Local hard rockers Left For Dead complete work on 2nd CD! |
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kjonez writes 
Local hard rockers Left For Dead have completed work on their second full length CD. The CD is an independent release containing ten new songs. The band is supporting the CD with a blitz of various local clubs in the next two months with shows scheduled at such places as Paycheck's, the Elbow Room, US12, and the New Way. For info on shows please check out band website listed below. CDs will be available at the show and you can also hear some of the new tunes on the band's website.
www.leftfordeaddetroit.com
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| Pop/Rock Artist Teddy Richards Signs to Skip Records |
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luckymonkey writes 
Hot off a series of sold out west coast concerts, opening for soul legend Aretha
Franklin, Teddy Richards now turns his attention to a lucrative label deal with Skip Records. The Hamburg, Germany based record label recently signed Richards with plans to release his CD “Chelsea Sketches” internationally in November 2004. The Detroit based singer/songwriter will celebrate the signing on Tuesday, October 12 with a live performance at Goodnite Gracie (222 S. Sherman Dr., Royal Oak, MI, Ph: 248-544-7490). Besides CD giveaways, the German beer Spatan will also be on special. Doors are at 8 pm, and there is no cover for this show. Ages 18 and over are welcome.
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| Motor City Music Conference To Rock Downtown Detroit in April 2005 |
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luckymonkey writes 
The first annual Motor City Music Conference (MC2) will take place in downtown Detroit on April 20-24, 2005. Uniting music industry professionals, music fans and musicians, MC2 will feature three days of music industry panels, a music and lifestyle tradeshow at Cobo Expo Center, and over 400 bands from all over the world performing in 40 plus Detroit venues.
“Detroit has such a rich musical history. With the massive success of Eminem, The White Stripes and Kid Rock focusing the international music industry and media on the Detroit music scene, it’s a perfect time for the Motor City Music Conference,” explains Erica Koltonow, one of the conference co-directors.
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| Detroit Bass Fest Oct. 24th 2004 |
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detroitbassfest writes  Detroit Bass Fest is an upcoming concert featuring 7 internationally known bassists, including special guest performer
Matthew Garrison. The concert will be held at The Tenny Street Roadhouse in Dearborn, Mi. on Sunday, October 24, 2004. Doors open at 5 p.m., and all ages are welcome. Tickets are $15.00 in advance, $20.00 the day of the show, and are available on the show's website, at Low Down Sound, and at the Tenny Street Roadhouse...
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cashtill writes  The Cobalt Party Revolution track "Hiphop Don't" was recently featured in the WB's primtetime drama, One Tree Hill. The song was played nearly in it's entirety during a party scene. (the scene also featured Huey Lewis gettin' down to the CPR jam! How cool is that?). According to mediaweek.com over 4.83 million viewers tuned in that night. The episode originally aired on September 28th and is titled "Truth doesn't make a noise", be sure to catch the reruns! You can visit the...
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