Tucson Film & Music Festival 2010

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  Booking 4 Sonicbids bands
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Summary

Don't miss your LAST CHANCE to submit to the Tucson Film & Music Festival, which features 10-20 performers playing to over 1,000 festival goers on 3 different stages. There are 4 slots guaranteed for Sonicbids artists. Most genres are accepted and bands/artists are compensated based on time slot and draw. TFMF has featured over 130 bands including Calexico, Giant Sand, Wanda Jackson, These Arms Are Snakes, MC Lars, Gram Rabbit, Bang Camaro, John Doe, Vic Chesnutt, and more./n/nNow in its 6th year, the Tucson Film & Music Festival features 10-20 performers playing to over 1,000 festival goers on 3 different stages. To celebrate the artistic talent that has emerged from Tucson, Upstairs Film (an indie film collective) and PLUSH and The Hut (two of Tucson's hippest nightclubs), have joined together to host a festival that celebrates the great independent film and music connected to the Southwest.


Tucson Film & Music Festival is guaranteeing to select 4 Sonicbids artists. Most genres are accepted and bands/artists are compensated based on time slot and draw. All participating band members receive festival passes allowing entrance to all screenings, shows and parties.


TFMF has featured over 130 bands including Calexico, Giant Sand, Wanda Jackson, These Arms Are Snakes, MC Lars, Gram Rabbit, Bang Camaro, John Doe, Vic Chesnutt, The Supersuckers, Le Chat Lunatique, Tom Walbank, Margot & The Nuclear So and So’s, and more.


In the heart of the Southwest resides a dusty old pueblo full of musicians, filmmakers and bars. For the past 100 years, Tucson, Arizona has long been the backdrop and stage for the likes of John Dillinger, Lalo Guerrero, Pete Martinez, Linda Ronstadt, the Dusty Chaps, Ettore "Ted" DeGrazia, Green On Red, R. Carlos Nakai, Al Perry, Max Cannon, Howe Gelb, Calexico and more. The Tucson Film & Music festival launched in 2005, with a screening of the Tucson music documentary High and Dry, and the 20th anniversary of the Club Congress. 40+ local bands, many of whom were reuniting for the first time in years played the weekend festivities and a new festival was born.