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The article reminisces about the enduring charm of New Kids on the Block, highlighting their unexpected success and resilience across decades, as they release their first album of new material in 11 years, exploring themes of maturity, relationships, and their lasting bond as a group.

The article introduces the band Southern Avenue, describing their musical style, origins rooted in Memphis, Tennessee, their journey as a band, and their upcoming debut album with Alligator Records in 2024.

The article introduces the band "The Calamatix," detailing their formation, influences, signing with Hellcat Records, and upcoming album release.

The article focuses on the all-female pop/R&B group X, praising their talent and potential while highlighting their harmonious vocals and diverse influences from predecessors like Chloe x Halle, Danity Kane, and TLC.

The article focuses on The Hasbros, a Queens, New York band blending pop-punk and pop with influences from alt-indie-power-pop-punk bands.

The article offers information on engineer and drummer Mark Everton Gray, highlighting his journey from recording himself and friends' bands to working with artists like Celine Dion and Imagine Dragons.

The article presents the discussion on music news briefs. Topics include tenth-annual Faster Horses Music returning to the Michigan International Speedway having the three-day lineup included headliners Luke Bryan, Shania Twain and Zac Brown Band; and Muse, the iconic alt-rock band from England currently on tour featuring songs from their album Will of the People.

The article discusses Sweet Pill, a five-piece band with an emo/punk-influenced sound, their journey to signing with Hopeless Records, and the upcoming release of their EP "Starchild," set for spring 2023.

The artilce presents an interview with musical band members, John Oates and Daryl Hall which discusses music concerts and music albums.

The article presents the discussion on Hair, The Band is a rock & roll outfit meeting surf music at the coffee shop and decided to put a grungy, contemporary twist on the whole thing.

The article reports on the deal signed by Gainesville band Arrows in Action with management company Fly South, in January 2020, their move to Nashville, and the release of their debut full-length record, "Built To Last."

The article offers information related to the instrumental music labels' agreements in the U.S. including Stu Brooks' album "The 40HZ EP" with Dine Alone Records and Tennessee metal band Brodequin's deal with Season of Mist for an album.

The article talks about several aspects of running a successful band rehearsals; need for forming shorter-term goals, breaking down the work required to achieve those goals, and estimating a schedule and costs; and checking local music mags.

The article highlights the musical prowess of the five-piece band Greg in Good Company. It mentions the band's songs feature moody hooks, heartfelt lyrics, and creative songwriting that effectively convey their messages, and the exceptional drumming, bass playing, and backing vocals contribute to the tight and melodic performance.

The article discusses Terry Ilous & The Vagabonds, who entertained a small but lively crowd with an eclectic mix of classic rock covers. It mentions their set included songs from various artists, such as Bob Marley, Nina Simone, Led Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath, and the performance kicked off with a captivating guitar solo and Palmas clapping, leading into a Gypsy Kings-style rendition of "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood."

The article discusses the signing of the death metal band Maul to 20 Buck Spin. It mentions the transition to 20 Buck Spin was smooth due to the label's shared love for underground death metal, and they emphasize the importance of attending shows, being active online, and reaching out to bands and promoters directly.

The article discusses the signing of Pittsburgh blues-rock band Ghost Hounds to Gibson Records. It mentions with the support of their manager DaLyn Bauman and Thomas Tull, the band saw the partnership as a chance to reach a wider audience through Gibson's established network, and the band's desire to be part of Gibson's historic legacy was a significant motivating factor in finalizing the deal.

The article discusses the signing of Pecos & the Rooftops, a country rock band, to Warner Records. It mentions band visited Warner's Los Angeles headquarters, where they received positive feedback on their new songs and their live performance, and band members include Pecos Hurley, Brandon Jones, and Zack Foster.

The article music industry news brief as of May 2022 which includes Sony Music Entertainment wants a Manager, Digital Marketing; Rapper Trippie Redd has signed a global deal with lOK Projects; and Baltimore death metal band Wormhole has signed to Season of Mist.

The article focuses on journey of recording artist Steve Okonski from trained pianist to jazz trio Okonski.

The article reviews a concert by the group Hot for Crime at The Viper Room in West Hollywood, California as of December 2022.

The article reports that a global administration agreement has been signed by female youth band The Linda Lindas with Warner Chappell Music Inc.

The article presents information on musical band Dimestore Dolls and discusses how it got signed with Indie/CD Baby label.

The article reports that the musical band Brooklyn Hardcore is to record their third album with producer Jerry Farley at Nova Studios on Staten Island, New York.

The article focuses on King Queen that is a rock & roll band playing all kinds of hard rock and pushes the punk boundaries, as well and hints of the Ramones, Pat Benatar and the Sex Pistols ooze out of King Queen as they load up and shoot song after hard rock song, in a solid format.

The article reports that Stormstress is a band that is surely on the rise as they are a power trio built on equal measures-deep, lyrically engaging songs, great hooks, solid musicianship and interesting stage appeal.

The article examines that Blues-rockers Jane Lee Hooker had a lot to celebrate at their latest Viper Room performance and not only was it lead singer and keyboardist Dana Athens' birthday it was also the official release date of the band's new studio album, Rollin'.

The article focuses on Black Sabbatha that is a tribute band playing all Black Sabbath tunes, including material from the Dio era as all the fan favorites are played.

The article focuses on profile of artist Johnette Napolitano and club reviews of Filter and Stiff Little Fingers as cover story on the quirky, fun-loving Seattle band Presidents of the United States of America elicited the band serious side.

The article discusses the signing of music group Cliffdiver with record label SideOneDummy Records in 2021.

The article offers review on the live musical performance from Nine Mile Station, a rockin' Americana/country music band at the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood, California.

The article discusses the profile of Los Saints, an indie rock band comprised of members Angel Mariscal, Emiliano Garcia, and Gianluca Exposito .

The article discusses the short profile of Dust City Opera which was formed in January 2018 by frontman Paul Hunton.

The article focuses on previous issues of the journal including cover story on band of singer Shannon Hook who spoke of moving with bandmate to Los Angeles, California and singer Sara Bareilles asked about work experience with co-writer in 2013.

The article focuses on veteran musician Dan Emery who opened McAlpine House Studios that hosted sessions for artists and mentions indie label launched by Emery in 2001 for local punk and metal bands.

An interview with Jesse Kongos, drummer and spokesperson for the Kongos band, is presented. He talks about the challenges faced by the band prior to their success in the U.S. He discusses the band's business relationship with their manager Marc Pollack. He also discusses their single "This Time I Won't Forget".

An interview with Dan Reynolds, lead vocalist of the rock band Imagine Dragons, is presented. He considers the energy and eccentricity of Las Vegas, Nevada, where he was born and raised, as contributing to their music. He cites the reasons for the decision of three of their members for leaving the band. According to Reynolds, the band chose to sign with hip-hop producer Alex da Kid due to a contract giving them full artistic control.

The article features Ealdor Bealu, a Boise, Idaho-based progressive heavy-psych band that signed with Metal Assault Records on July 28, 2021.

The article features Elder Devil, a metal band that signed with Prosthetic Records on September 12, 2021.

The article lists live unsigned artists and bands including the Bonner Family, Jesse Palter and Jessie Wagner.

The article presents remarks from several musicians who have opted for self-management. The band Riddle the Sphinx shares that establishing a finder's fee in the band agreement provides band members an advantage. Eric Slater decided to manage himself because managers sometimes make deals that could hinder other opportunities. Marina V stresses that artists need to be smart and organized to effectively manage oneself. INSET: MORAL COMPASS MANAGEMENT.

The article looks at the efforts of several bands to create and sell unusual music and entertainment merchandises to reflect their musical identity. MerchDirect co-founder Lee Tepper notes that a basic merchandise could maximize a band's profits, but an interesting or creative product could get them in other ways. Radiohead, a band that is committed to reducing carbon footprint, has partnered with Chaser Merchandising to create jackets using polyester from recycled plastic bottles.

The article presents the discussion on the band Audio Birds containing flamenco, sambas, contemporary jazz, and world beat.

The article reviews a concert by the band at The Hotel Café Hollywood, CA comprising of well-rehearsed and seasoned veterans.

The article presents the discussion on band Bobbing For Apples emitting the ultraviolet brand of bombastic fuzz.

The article presents the discussion on the band Jessica Lynn containing confidence and chops of a veteran performer.

The article presents an interview with the members of the band The Boxmasters namely, Billy Bob Thornton, J.D. Andrew and Mike Butler. They talked about how they got together to form the group and their recordings for their self-titled debut album under Sawmill/Vanguard. They shared their experiences in music, personal influences and career backgrounds.

The article discusses music industry signings in Southern California in 2007. There were just over 60 signings in Southern California in 2007. Factors that contribute to the signing of artists are driving ambition, great songs, the right connections and a strong live show. Some of artists that signed contracts with record companies in 2007 are the band American Catapult, Chris Stills, Buck McCoy and Cary Brothers.

The article presents tips on how bands can survive the music industry in the U.S. through leadership and teamwork. No matter how talented, a band that is indecisive and has a chaotic behavior will have a harder time succeeding and remaining successful. Musicians must also understand the challenges of running a band. Bands should be straightforward about creating an organizational structure with leadership, roles, boundaries and tasks.