How To Get Involved in Your Local Music Scene, Pt. 1: Writer’s Rounds
Pictured: Music on the Move Studios co-founder Erin McLendon, performing at a pretty cool writer’s round.
Every Tuesday for the next several weeks, our friends at Music on the Move Studios (perhaps, with a guest author popping in along the way…) will be sharing their perspectives for anybody looking to dive into their local music scene.
The series — How To Get Involved in Your Local Music Scene — is the brainchild of Music on the Move co-founders Erin McLendon and Caitie Thompson, and will provide practical tips to help independent musicians get off on the right foot.
This week, Erin explores a phenomenon near and dear to the hearts of Nashville musicians: writer’s rounds. For the uninitiated, writer’s rounds are…
“Unique experiences where anywhere from 2-4 songwriters share a stage and take turns performing their songs. You start at one end, go to the other, then go back around. Hence, the name Writer’s Rounds.
What’s unique about this is that, you get to hear completely original music by the songwriters themselves, as well as the stories behind the songs!”
-Erin McLendon
Does that sound like the right opportunity for you? Click the button below to read Erin’s full piece!
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