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Ian talks with Matt from Bit Torrent
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Live from the Americana Music Festival & Conference (@americanafest), Ian Rogers (@iancr) sits down with Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, to talk about the city's rich musical history in Country, Americana and Christian music; it's methodical embrace of music, technology and entrepreneurship and why Nashville is consistently ranked as one of the best places in America to live, work and play as an artist, creative knowledge worker, entrepreneur, small business owner or Fortune 500 corporation.
Special thanks to Paul Jones and Jim Lutz for their continued support and help capturing our special series "ThisWeekInMusic: Live from the Americana Music Festival & Conference".
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Live from the Americana Music Festival & Conference (@americanafest), Ian Rogers (@iancr) sits down with AMA Executive Director, Jed Hilly, to talk about the burgeoning Americana scene, its roots and ongoing evolution, as well as the idea of "following your heart and marketing from a place of truth". It's a truly insightful conversation into the growth of a really important genre in music today.
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Ian Rogers (@iancr) talked with Michael Burcham President & CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center
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Ian Rogers (@iancr) talked with newly named CEO of Berkleemusic, Debbie Cavalier
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Ian Rogers (@iancr) talked with Mobile Roadie's CEO, Michael Schneider (@msfd). Besides creating a vehicle for top artists to communicate with the "superfans," Michael has also been a productive entrepreneur in the web design and the tech communities.
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Ian Rogers (@iancr) walks us through his home and office Sonos audio system. He demonstrates several Sonos products including remotes, bridges, and stand-alone systems.
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Ian Rogers (@iancr) interviews Craig Kallman, dance DJ and CEO of Atlantic Records, at the Electronic Dance Music Biz conference 2012. Craig discusses his early days as a DJ in NYC, starting his own record label, and discovering the latests artists Atlantic.
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This week's episode features the giants of online music marketing. Recorded at the New Music Seminar in NYC, Ian Rogers discusses with this superstar panel the do-and-don'ts for bands expanding their online presence.
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String Cheese Incident (yes, all of them), sat down with their manager Mike Luba and This Week in Music's Ian Rogers and talked about everything their fans have wanted to know.
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This Week in Music presents Mike Davis, President of Alliance Entertainment, the largest wholesale distributor of physical home entertainment audio and video software in the United States.
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In this episode of TWiM, Ian interviews Scott Vener, Music Curator behind hit shows such as Entourage, How to Make It in America, and 90210. Scott's love for new music earned him one of the keenest ears for up-and-coming artists. Which careers did Scott help launch? Watch the segment to find out!
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Today on TWiM Ian spoke with Julie Pilat, the woman behind the music on LA's KYSR and KIIS. As Program Director, Julie has the awesome job of discovering new bands, promoting fan favorites and immersing herself in the SoCal music scene.
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On this episode of This Week in Music, Ian welcomed musical boy-wonder D.A. Wallach of the band Chester French. Before you grab their newest release--'Music 4 TNGRS"--next week, listen to what D.A. has to say about his early years in the band and what it's been like to have the support of Interscope records.
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On today’s show, Ian sat down with Scott Rodger, the man behind artists like the legendary Paul McCartney, indie-darlings Arcade Fire and many others. Listen to Ian’s favorite tracks exclusively on MOG at http://bit.ly/ianplaylist 0:00 Welcome everyone, my guest today is Scott Rodger, manager of a whole host of amazing artists like Paul McCartney, Arcade Fire [...]
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On today’s show, Ian welcomed the legendary manager of Incubus Steve Rennie to the program. Check out Steve’s newest venture, Renman Music and Business. Listen to Ian’s favorite tracks exclusively on MOG at http://bit.ly/ianplaylist 2:00 Welcome everybody, I’m here today with manager extraordinaire Steve Rennie. 2:30 Steve explains how he came up in the music business. 8:00 Steve talks [...]
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In a special 37th episode of This Week in Music, Ian Rogers took the stage at Music Biz 2012 to interview the CEO of INgrooves Fontana, Robb McDaniels in his first public speaking event since taking the reins of the company. Special THANK YOU to NARM, organizers of the Music Biz 2012 event! And a [...]
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In the 36th episode of This Week in Music, Ian Rogers is joined by CEO of Dangerbird Records, and previous guest, Jeff Castelaz. The duo talk about what Jeff is doing with Dangerbird, and how it is more of a “music company” than a “record company.” Jeff also offers some recommendations for managers including the [...]
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In the 35th episode of This Week in Music, Ian Roger’s joins artist and soul singer Jamie Lidell in his Nashville home to talk about Jamie’s career, Nashville, and the advantages of the direct to fan business model. Special THANK YOU to: Videographer Paul Alan Jones http://www.paulalanjones.com Wayne Leeloy Sr. Director, Artist Services – Nashville [...]
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In the 34th episode of Pensado’s Place, Ian Rogers, CEO of Topspin Media, interviews Wes Bulla and Sarah Cates of the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, Belmont. The trio talk about how their programs prepares students for careers in the music and entertainment industry. Wes and Sarah expound on how they give [...]
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In the 33rd episode of Pensado’s Place, Ian Rogers, CEO of Topspin Media, interviews John Grady of Crush Management, Nashville. The two talk about John’s background in the music industry different managing styles, and the importance of artist development. Special THANK YOU to: Ocean Way Studios : Nashville, TN Pat McMakin Steven Crowder http://www.oceanwaystudios.com Videographer [...]
