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by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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I've always loved Southeast Performer Magazine. I've known various editors over the years and they've all done a fine job with the mag. But there are many others. If you have a regional, or local, mag or newsweekly that you like post it here! In addition to reviewing concerts and albums, these are chock-full of valuable information about our industry! BTW most (if not all) of these are free and widely distributed  Southeast Performer Magazine - my 2nd album was reviewed in May! submissions: online via Sonicbids ($5) or by mail (read their policy online before sending) Stomp and Stammer is another goodie w/ a superb website! submissions: snail-mail only (read their policy online first) Stomp and Stammer / PO Box 5440 / Atlanta, GA 31107 Creative Loafing - the only Southeast cities are Atlanta, Charlotte, and Sarasota, but this newsweekly includes free music calendars! You simply email your gig dates a week in advance for inclusion. Often sponsored by local FM radio too
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