News of the Day

Be it music, film, or comedy, our struggles are one and the same. Dream Row is proud to announce the launch of Dream Row Magazine – a one-stop resource for the entertainment industry entrepreneur!

Are you tired of being hustled by “industry professionals”? Our Biz truth column will narrow the information gap between you and the corporate monster. The Dream it Forward column will direct attention to those who help keep the dream alive for others while keeping you up to date on how you can contribute.The Dream On column will focus on artists in both the indie and mainstream market to highlight their sources of  motivation, successful business practices, and methods they use to stay committed to the appreciation of their art. Whether you were the class clown or the butt of the joke, the Crack Us Up column has something for you-  from venues and events to the inspiration of today’s successful comics. (more…)

The first step to success in the entertainment industry is to simply be happy with following your dreams. Dream Row is proud to announce their blog, solely created to be a resource for those seeking a career in the entertainment industry.

Where the entertainment industry is characterized by success at the expense of others, Dream Row is about cooperation. Instead of promoting competition, Dream Row seeks to build community, relationships, and mutual respect by offering valuable information for everyone involved with entertainment. Instead of the typical fan-forum, Dream Row is geared toward the hard-working people in the business, both in and out of the spotlight.

Dream Row will cover cutting edge topics of the entertainment industry, insider advice, and entertainment reviews from indie to mainstream. By far the greatest contribution of the Dream Row is how it serves as a backdrop for the exchange of information. In such a setting, seasoned veterans are able to share tips and advice to newcomers. In turn, the novice entrepreneur is able to enjoy a pressure-free environment to ask beginner questions. Through this vast network of industry professionals, Dream Row has something to offer everyone striving to make it in today’s Entertainment Industry.

For more info call 615.866.0560 or email blogeditor@dreamrow.com
Dream Row
Attn: Blog Dept
6213 Charlotte Pike, Suite 111
Nashville, TN 37209

Dogs Rock…and we’re going to show you!

Come on out March 24th, 2010 at
12th and Porter for our show for Agape Animal Rescue!

Such a great cause, and you are invited!

Performers will be Stephenie Hargrove, Megan Connor and Hannah Bethel.

Check out the poster! $5.00 minimum donation at the door.

Come have a great night with three lovely ladies and support animal rescue.

Nashville, TN – On April 18, 2010, Nashville fashion will go to the dogs— literally. That’s when Loews Vanderbilt Hotel will roll out the red carpet for the second annual Glitter & Glam: A Wine Tasting and Fashion Show for the Animals.

Hosted by Agape Animal Rescue, the fundraiser will be held from 5-8 pm and will feature an upscale fashion show (with two- and four-legged models), complimentary wine and light hors d’oeuvres—as well as a silent auction jam packed with first class items that you do not want to miss.

“Last year’s event was a great success, and this year’s will be bigger and better,” says Agape founder and director, Tanya Willis. “It will commemorate how far we’ve come and how many lives have been saved through our efforts.” The group has rescued, rehabilitated and found loving homes for more than 400 pets in Middle Tennessee since 2004.

Event attire is cocktail dress and tickets are available for a donation of $50.00. All proceeds benefit Agape Animal Rescue, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Current Angel level sponsors include Loews Vanderbilt Hotel, Olia Zavozina Designs, Lucie Rice Illustration and Design, Nashville Paw Magazine, Harmony Designs Photography, Dream Row, John Casablancas, MTM Model and Talent Management, Harlow Salon, Drapery Designs, Pet Super Market, Crows Nest of Green Hills, and Robin E Designs.

For more information, call (615) 406-7799 or visit Glitter & Glam online at
http://www.agaperescue.org/glitterandglam2010.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Nancy B. Sayle
VQPR
Oui-rock@vqpr.com

DEATH ON TWO WHEELS Songs Featured In World Premier of THE VIOLENT KIND At Sundance 2010 FROM THE PRODUCERS OF TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE AND HALLOWEEN DIRECTED AND WRITTEN BY THE BUTCHER BUTCHERS: “THE VIOLENT KIND” HOLLYWOOD, CA (January 22, 2010) – Atlanta-based rock band DEATH ON TWO WHEELS will premier two songs world-wide in the new movie THE VIOLENT KIND at Sundance 2010. The featured songs are Calling Us All Back Home and Two Dollar Bills from their current release SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND FATE on The Ghost Umbrella Records. (more…)

Nashville was well represented last night on the 52nd Grammy Awards on CBS. The ceremony was held at the Los Angeles’ Staples Center, broadcast live on the East Coast and on tape delay on the West Coast.
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As you know, Agape is organized with foster homes for the dogs. We do not have a facility. We are asking for your help to increase our number of foster homes so that we can save more lives! We currently have 7 foster homes, but our goal is to have 20 foster homes by the end of 2010. This is where you can help!

Please be our guest at one of our foster parent seminars, or forward this information to all your friends and family who may be interested in learning more about the program! (more…)

The annual Glitter and Glam event is Agape Animal Rescue of middle TN largest annual fundraiser, and they need your help making it happen in 2010! (more…)

Dream Row is looking for submissions to our Plug Yourself – Entertainment Industry blog. If you have a great story, news, press release or video that you have the rights to submit to Dream Row then send it our way. (more…)

After being together for 40 years and selling 75 million albums worldwide, German hard rockers the Scorpions have split and decided to end their career while they are ‘on a high note.’ The rockers will get to say their goodbyes to their fans as they are embarking on a two-year farewell tour before hanging up their leather jackets. A statement on the band’s website reads, “It was always our pleasure, our purpose in life, our passion and we were fortunate enough to make music for you – whether it was live on stage or in the studio, creating new songs.”

I have seen this band three times during my late teens and early 20s. (more…)