Music Unites, the NYC-based non-profit organization dedicated to funding sustainable music education programs, is partnering with Rolling Stone and Garnier Fructis to celebrate the first ever unsigned artist cover.
On August 3, one of the two “Do You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star?” finalists, either Lelia Broussard (see Read more...
Music Unites, an NYC non-profit and friend of SonicScoop, is one of many charitable organizations helping to celebrate “The Music of Neil Young at Carnegie Hall”, presented by Michael Dorf and Carnegie Hall on Thursday, February 10th.
Artists scheduled to perform at this landmark evening will include:
Cowboy Junkies, Juliana Read more...
ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), the leading U.S. performing rights organization, and Music Unites, a non-profit organization supporting musical artists and professionals through performance and education opportunities, have teamed up to present four workshops on integral aspects of the music business.
The third of four sessions, “Managers Read more...
NYC-based non-profit Music Unites is closing off a successful 2010 with a featured performance on Thursday, Dec. 30th at the Bronx Zoo’s “Sing for Wildlife” competition.
The Music Unites Youth Choir will close the year as the featured performance on December 30th, 12:45 PM, at the Bronx Zoo’s Sing for Read more...
On Tuesday, November 30th at 7 PM, one of NYC’s most vital music non-profits, Music Unites, is teaming again with ASCAP to present the next edition of ASCAP’s Night School.
This 3-hour session is “DIY 101: Critical insights on independent artists’ options for creating successful careers.”
Panelists will include experts Read more...
