Interested in music? Who isn’t?!

This  “Turn Up The Volume”, written by Rebecca, Maiy, Julia, and Gina, will provide you with all the latest in the music world. Here’s a preview:

Rebecca: Summer Concerts“Looking for summer concerts to attend? You have to check these ones out! It doesn’t matter what genre of music you listen to – one of these concerts should appeal to you.” Rebecca then discusses concerts in the NJ venues, such as PNC Bank Arts Center, Metlife Stadium, and Madison Square Garden. Some of the biggest names in the music industry will be in our area soon!

Maiy: “Billboard’s 2014 Money Makers Rich List: Ever wonder who really makes the big bucks in the music industry? Billboard just recently ranked the highest paid musicians of the past year, and you will not believe who made it to number one. The top 5 leading money makers all vary in genre, from country to rock’n’roll. These 5 artists really made record-breaking numbers this year.”

Julia:  New country music CDs and singles: “Some big names with new singles and CD’s that really shone are: Eli Young Band with their new album 10,000 Towns (March 3, 2014), Hunter Hayes with his new single Invisible (January 26th. 2014), Luke Bryan with his annual spring break album titled Spring Break 6 (March 12th, 2014), and Miranda Lambert with her new album Platinum (June 3, 2014).”

Gina:Latin Knights: RU Symphony Band with the Boston Brass: New Brunswick, NJ is home to many cultural events and venues. Among the most popular is the NJ State Theater, who has been hosting famous comedians, actors, and musicians for decades. Friday, March 14, was no exception. The title heading the marquis read “Latin Knights – Boston Brass and Rutgers Symphony Band” (She was principal flutist in this event).

This E-book will give you loads of information for the upcoming summer season. We did not want to target one specific audience so that is why we focused a multiple genres of music so there is something there for everyone. We also added a few advertisements in order to make it like a surreal magazine.