By Clive Young. Metallica's go-to designer since the early 90s, Dan Braun, talks about creating the band's recent 40th anniversary concerts in this exclusive interview.
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Industry veteran Scott Pizzo sits down for a 60-Second interview about his new role as National Sales Manager of loudspeaker manufacturer Fulcrum Acoustic.
Having recently produced singer Eddie Vedder's upcoming solo album, Watt has been conscripted to helm the next Pearl Jam collection. Vedder explains why.
Roger "whoisROG" James started out working at Denver's Get Busy Livin studio a few years ago; now he's out in L.A. working with established and potential Atlantic artists.
The legendary Tony Bongiovi, founder of New York's Power Station studio, recalls the day the late Meat Loaf brought Yankees player and comic genius Yogi Berra to a session. The kicker is that the story casually mentions at the end that Bongiovi is working on a memoir.
Wait until you see the video and photos for this one -- rockers Halestorm were asleep in a hotel when they were woken at 3 AM with the news their tour bus outside was on fire. No one was hurt and only a few personal items were lost, but the inside of that bus is now literally toast. Everyone involved is very, very lucky.
Here's a fantastic story about Becky Lynn Street, newly appointed General Manager of the Whitewater Amphitheatre in Texas, relating how she got there. From touring in a van to overseeing merch to becoming a venue production manager that hired an all-female staff, Street worked her way up to the top. The story is not merely inspiring, but also insightful and smart.
Author-turned-director Amy Koppelman had the help of Post New York Alliance (PNYA) members HARBOR and Alchemy Post Sound for her new film, A Mouthful of Air.
This story is getting a lot of attention at the moment and for good reason, as it explores why old music (more than two years old) makes up 70 percent of the current music market and how the demand for new music is actually shrinking.
