The Center For Music and Arts Entrepuenership

Registered Physical Therapist David Shulman visits Music Industry Forum class to discuss injuries that musicians encounter and ways to prevent and manage them.

Social media is literally taking over the way the world functions and communicates, and is continuing to expand each and every minute of every day. It's a scary thought... isn't it? With a society built on the innovations of technology, it is more important than ever to utilize what it has to offer - but this can create a gray area.  

During Jazzfest 2012, The Sync Up Conference, a free entertainment industry conference, will be taking place in New Orleans. There are panel discussions involving everything in the arts from film to music. It's a killer opportunity to meet some big name's and create last connections.  Some speakers that will be in attendance include: Tim Westergren (founder of Pandora), Mack Maine (president of Young Money Entertainment), Daniel Glass (founder of Glassnote Records), Jeffrey Merrihue (founder of MOFILM), Ralph Simon (one of the founders of the modern mobile entertainment industry), Ted Kurland (founder of Ted Kurland Associates), and Tony van Veen (head of Disc Makers). Admission is free, but seats are limited. It's a quick and easy sign up process. Press the link below to find out more and sign up for this incredible opportunity. I know I sure did! http://www.jazzandheritage.org/sync-up

The Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestra performs at Loyola's Rousell Hall on April 11th, 2012.

Artemis Preeshl presents: Inacheve.

One of Loyola's hottest undergrad bands, Naughty Professor, get feedback from Loyola's hottest grads Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes.

New Orleans funk heavyweights Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes share the secrets of their success.

A fixture from the Pitchfork Music fiestival in Chicago; drummer/composer Mike Reed talks about the past, present, and future of the music business.

After thirty years in the music business, veteran label executive Bob Jamieson stops by to talk artist development, touring, and the pace of change in the music business.

  Student groups performing this week: Naughty Professor, Something's Burning, Erika Flowers, and Crooked Culture.