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Find more gigs: Announcing Gigmor 2.0

We are excited and proud to announce that Gigmor just took a giant step forward in introducing our Premium subscription service. Signing up will continue to be free but artists who are serious about their careers will now have the opportunity to find gigs and take advantage of our matching and messaging features for $9/month or $90/year. In addition, we’ve added many enhancements.

What’s New:

  • Gigmor Premium
  • New Landing Page
  • Streamlined Sign Up
  • GigScore (Moneyball for bands)
  • New Explore Pages make it easier to browse our member base
  • Improved Search
  • Improved Profile Page Design
  • Custom URL’s for Premium members, e.g. mojosoul.gigmor.com

Gigmor-Explore

Steven Kornblum has joined Gigmor as our CTO. Steven is a passionate musician and technology professional with a 20 year track record of building music and entertainment sites, including the American Idol website and online community. Expect big things ahead with Steven’s leadership!

Find Gigs

Our top priority now is to grow the demand side of our live music marketplace to become the go-to destination for talent buyers and event planners to discover and book talent.

Music Box GM, Joe Rinaldi, says “Gigmor is building smart technology that will help emerging bands and musicians find gigs at venues everywhere.”

If you haven’t heard about our equity crowdfunding campaign, there is no better time to get in on the ground floor of the live music revolution. Join us by reserving your shares on our StartEngine campaign page!

Help us #playitforward!

RESERVE YOUR SHARES IN THE LIVE MUSIC REVOLUTION!

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About That Pandora Ticketfly Deal…

The whole industry is talking about the Pandora Ticketfly deal. It’s a “game changer,” everyone is saying. It’s the biggest news story of the week and it’s great news for Gigmor.

Why? Because it validates what Gigmor has been asserting since Day 1: with recorded music revenues declining and live revenues growing exponentially, other music companies (think Spotify, Apple Music) will make moves into the live music space that was once the sole domain of Live Nation and AEG Live.

To give you a better idea, more than half (53%) of recorded music sales were generated from physical product in 2014. In the first half of 2015, vinyl sales alone generated more revenue than all of the free streaming services combined, including YouTube, which is arguably the largest music distribution platform on the planet.

Pandora’s acquisition of TicketFly is brilliant because TicketFly has been focusing on the market that, for everyone else (i.e. Live Nation and AEG Live), doesn’t make much economic sense: the small and mid-size venues. Clubs, bars, small theaters, etc.

Enter Gigmor

So how does this tie into Gigmor? Simple. The music industry – every single facet – is a fragile ecosystem that relies upon a continuous supply of bands forming, musicians and songwriters creating and recording music and, most importantly, performing live. Talent is the lifeblood of the industry. Earning money by playing live is how musicians and bands keep the music ecosystem fresh, healthy and thriving. And according to a recent study by Vevo, Millennials don’t see music as a “desire;” it’s a “need.” Especially the shared experience of a live performance. Live music is a $30B business and it’s growing by 15% a year. It’s not the same old business any more.

Gigmor’s mission is to bring music booking into the 21st century by creating a live music marketplace. Today Gigmor announced an innovative partnership with Music Box San Diego, Southern California’s hottest new venue. This is the first step and it’s an important one. Because today’s Pandora announcement signaled what will become the music industry’s greatest land grab: live music.

Like TicketFly, Gigmor is strategically positioned to be the leader and we’re playing for keeps. For more info, check out Gigmor’s Equity Crowdfunding Campaign.

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