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Yes, MySpace is dead for musicians.
I've got more thoughts here...
Plus, I'm going to show you what the next big trend for musicians is and get you step-by-step info on how you can take advantage of it...if that's what you want.
This isn't for everybody. Those who want to dominate the "next big thing" though have a REAL opportunity.
Had you done that with MySpace, you'd have a record deal right now.
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Right again, David. The days of MySpace being viable for musicians are long gone. When even your mother has a MySpace page, you know it's time to move on!!
Posted by: Band X | May 30, 2008 at 01:17 PM
Great package!! Just set it up and we're already sending out messages to promote our gig tonight.
Posted by: Johnny Idol | May 30, 2008 at 01:56 PM
MySpace IS dead. It never became alive. All of this stuff sucks. At least with Twitter, you can do things away from your computer. That is a problem though since you have bullshit messages coming through like:
walking the dog
stuck in traffic
taking a piss
Does anybody really care? When are we going to make this about music again?
Posted by: Reveen | May 30, 2008 at 04:48 PM
To those who think MySpace works, see how many of your "friends" show up at your next gig.
This entire part of the Internet is overrated. The real money is made touring and reaching out to people the old fashioned way. We make a good living as musicians and don't even have an official web page.
Yes, I know I sound like an old man.
Posted by: Michael Lee | May 30, 2008 at 05:42 PM
i signed off of myspace long ago. i'd had my fill of porn.
i see kids on it from time to time when I'm at the coffee house, but i agree with you that the popularity is fading. the site i most often see people using is facebook.
Posted by: angela rountree | May 31, 2008 at 02:13 AM