BMI Brunch at 2012 Florida Music Festival
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Due to demand submissions have been reopened until 11:59pm EST tonight.
The Florida Music Festival is excited to announce the 11th annual BMI Brunch on Sat, April 21st at the GIBSON Showroom in Downtown Orlando. FMF2012 is welcoming all registered BMI artists to submit (at no cost) for a chance to showcase for all attending industry at the exclusive event. Past BMI performers have included Taylor Swift, Flyleaf, Manchester Orchestra and more recently Cady Groves.
Three artists will be selected regionally, and one artist will be selected and receive a free flight to headline the FMF2012 BMI Brunch.
Only BMI members will be considered for this opportunity. Artists must be able to play acoustic.
The 2012 Florida Music Festival welcomes musicians of all genres to submit for a chance to perform at the 11th Anniversary of the Florida Music Festival. Coming April 19-21, 2012, FMF showcases more than 250 bands on 15 different stages, including past headliners like JJ Grey & Mofro, Minus the Bear, Less Than Jake, Anberlin, Buckcherry, Flogging Molly, Third Eye Blind, Pras, Rusted Root, Everclear, Yellowman, Easy Star Allstars, Better Than Ezra, members of Matchbox Twenty, Creed and many more.
Over a span of more than decade, the Florida Music Festival has helped gain industry exposure for then great unsigned artists like Taylor Swift, Flyleaf, Manchester Orchestra, Black Tide, The Academy Is, and There For Tomorrow to the whos who of the music industry, and thousands of music fans in Downtown Orlando.
In addition to the festival, FMF also includes a conference component that invites top players in the Music Industry to share success stories & tips, take part in panels and participate at workshops throughout the duration of the festival. FMF 2012 is a chance to further careers as an artist or industry representative. All submitting artists will receive passes to the Industry Conference that usually can cost up to $150 (performing artists receive one pass per member/Non-Performing artists receive two passes total).
