Live Streaming Music Videos

Watch Our Tiny Concerts With Live Streaming Videos

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Our live streaming music videos include services with NFT art projections to help our nonprofits do good with local artists and musicians.
Live streaming of fundraisers helps empower volunteers to make a positive social impact.

Copyright Music from USER © for The Art Party Intro-Outro (0:23 Minute)

Copyright Music © from USER for HelperOS App during COVID-19 (1:00 Minute)

Copyright Music © Beyond Ananda for Army of Peace with USER® and Victoria Ross (3:24 Minute)

USER® and Sophia Wang are the artists of “Mourning Mist” Copyright Music © Video (5:25 Minutes)

Live Streaming Blue Rhapsody Fundraiser for Ukraine with Copyright Music © Video (4:08 Minutes)

Copyright Music © DJ Sirena & USER on Keyboards for The Art Party Livestreaming Tiny Studio Concert (37 Minutes)

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The Art Party Music Event Promotions 

Event promotions are a powerful tool for art and music events for The Art Party. They offer opportunities to generate new fans and revenue, engage with the audience one-on-one, and build brand awareness. In addition, local events are a low-cost way to find new fans to support your creations too.

Defining your target audience is critical to successful art and music events. Once you know your target audience, you can effectively reach out to them with what excites them. The more you know about your target audience, the easier it will be to engage them with your message. First, discover everything possible about your target audience’s demographic, lifestyles, interests, and values. The more precise you can get on laser targeting, the better your event will be.

Once you’re clear about your target audience, you can create your ideal fan to focus your marketing efforts in the right channels, such as social media and ticketing websites. Art and music events generate a list of interested individuals, allowing you to communicate and invite them to future shows. 

Events provide a unique opportunity to create an immersive experience that encourages your fans to support your music and art shows. Furthermore, events are great for building brand awareness, and you can learn more about your fans in person, on social media, and in the press. 

Next, learn ways to promote, plan, organize, and execute your events.

Choose your event theme

Before you can plan and produce your art and music event, you’ll need to develop a theme. It will help guide the selection of artists, music, decorations, and other elements to create a cohesive and memorable experience for attendees and fans.

Here are a few ideas for art and music themes:

• Host a tiny concert like NPR Music’s Tiny Desk series, a mini concert that allows you to perform in an intimate setting. Host your tiny concert by choosing a cozy environment like a studio or cafe. Then, expand your audience by livestreaming through Twitch and YouTube, which can be recorded and repurposed as videos.
• Create a battle of the bands or live painting competition. Fans will enjoy rocking out to their favorite bands or watching a friendly competition. Encourage crowd participation by having fans vote for which band or artist deserves the winning title. Incorporate audience response tools with text and QR code polling.
• Host your art and music events in local city parks during warmer months. One bonus is that city parks are often free for public use. These “Music in the Park” events can be small and intimate, with just one big tent for the performers and a few vending tables with merchandise. 
• Throw fundraising concerts, especially during winter holiday months. These concerts can be a low-key show at a local pub or a grand production with corporate sponsors, raffles, and merchandise. A benefit concert is an excellent way to bring attention to a worthy cause and attract new fans while gaining press.

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