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Turn your dreams into action – without losing motivationDreaming big is part of being a musician. Maybe you want to play at Glastonbury, release your own album, or make a living from your music. But if that dream stays vague and distant, without a plan to reach it, it can start to feel unreachable – and kill your motivation.This guide will help you set realistic goals that move you forward in your musical journey – without giving up your ambition.

Practical tips for better rehearsals – without the blame gameIf you're a musician, you've probably experienced this: a rehearsal starts out with high hopes, but ends in chaos, distraction, and maybe an argument about who forgot the power supply.The rehearsal room can be a magical place – but it takes more than good gear and cheap soda to make it work.Here are five classic rehearsal mistakes most musicians make (yes, we’ve made them too). More importantly: here’s how to fix them.

New habits, shorter attention spans, and a hunger for experiences – how is the industry adapting?The concert experience is changing fast. In 2025, young audiences no longer settle for great sound and a cool stage. They expect experiences, authenticity, and opportunities to engage – not just watch. For the music industry, this is both a challenge and a massive opportunity.

How DIY Musicians Can Build an Audience with Social Media and Digital ToolsThe music industry has gone through a massive transformation. Not long ago, getting signed by a record label was the ultimate goal. Today, more and more artists are asking: Do I even need a label anymore? With the right digital tools and platforms, DIY musicians can now reach thousands—or even millions—of potential fans on their own terms.

In today’s world, attention is everything. Every band dreams of going viral — reaching thousands (or even millions) of people overnight. But why do some bands suddenly blow up on social media, while others stay in the rehearsal room with 137 followers and a couple of loyal friends?Let’s break down the key reasons why certain bands go viral — and what you, as a musician or band, can learn from them.

Every songwriter and musician has unfinished tracks lying around—ideas that never quite made it, demos from old sessions, or songs that just didn’t feel right at the time. But instead of letting them collect digital dust, you can breathe new life into them. The key is to approach your old material with fresh ears—and maybe discover hidden gems you forgot you had.