SONICBIDS IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Featuring: Tennessee Concerts Song Contest
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Tennessee Concerts Song Contest
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Contest: Coming Soon
Category: Song Competition
Genres: Most Genres Accepted
Promoter: Nashville Events,
Competition Length: Appr. 10 weeks
Website: www.tennesseeconcerts.com
Sonicbids Tennessee Concerts Song Contest
Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts and summer of 2009 contest winner Val Halla at the Play It Again Jam in Nashville Tennessee
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Poco with Pat Adams (middle) Sponsor George Lawrence (right)
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Pat Adams with Charlie Daniels from the Charlie Daniels Band
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Pat Adams with Paul Revere from Paul Revere & The Raiders
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Pat Adams with Peter Noone from Hermans Hermits
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Pat Adams first radio check from Nashville's WLAC radio
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www.TennesseeConcerts.com logo
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The 1970's Kaleidoscope Newspaper gave Pat his first writing experience
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Tennessee Concerts'
own Pat Adams
Since 1970, Pat Adams, the editor and
founder of the Tennessee Concerts
website, has been documenting the
concerts and musical events of Middle
Tennessee. His website is chock full of
photos, exclusive videos, artist and tour
information and is even your source for
concert tickets. Every time you visit the
site, there is something new. Recently
added, were links for those who are
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looking to buy one of the top 25 downloaded songs from iTunes.
Pat's great website, is a treasure-trove of memorabilia dating back
almost fifty years. He has been around Nashville a long time and his
website features the Tennessee appearances of music greats such
as Elvis, The Beatles, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Stevie
Wonder and Southern all-stars such as Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton,
Charlie Daniels, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker and many more.
Success has not spoiled Pat Adams, who is still a laid back,
soft-spoken country gentleman. When Pat is filming at the Play It
Again Jam (which Tennessee Concerts has been sponsoring since
it's beginnings), he is nearly invisible. That is a great trick for any
videographer who can pull it off, and he succeeds in doing it as well
as anyone I've ever seen. Many of his videos are up on YouTube,
and you can easily tell that the artists are not distracted by the camera.
Lately, The competition is not without rewards, and winners not only
receive prizes, but their songs are passed on to other music industry
people.
With an online store (offering everything from hats and caps to little
Tennessee Concerts shirts for your dog), photos, articles, memorabilia
dating back to the 1960's, videos, a good-sized links page and a large
database containing information on the musical stars of today and
yesterday, Tennessee Concerts appears to be a kind of 'one-stop
shopping' site for music lovers in Nashville and everywhere else.
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Pat Adams Email: sonicbids@tennesseeconcerts.com






See an article on our Tennessee Concerts
Talent Competition in the Music City Examiner
by Ken Utterback
New talent competition in Nashville
There is a new talent competition in Nashville, sponsored by
Tennessee Concerts and Windows Off The Cumberland, in
association with Sonic Bids. This is a brand new competition
and your band can still get in on the first go-around.
Promoter Pat Adams, of Tennessee Concerts, makes clear his
reasons for initiating the competition, on the Sonic Bids
website: "Pat has a vision and commitment to helping bands
fine tune their presentation and hopefully be rewarded for
their efforts in a tough economic time, where promotion is
key and crucial to take your band to the next level. Pat
pledges to make your experience with this opportunity a fair
and pleasant one."
Winners of the competition receive everything from an
engraved plaque to a personalized, custom band web page,
maintained for one year, on the Tennessee Concerts website.
Other prizes include the band's drummer getting a free one
year subscription to the Not So Modern Drummer magazine,
one of the sponsors of the talent competition. The winner for
2009, chosen from the monthly winners, will receive prizes
that include a booking at the music venue Windows Off The
Cumberland. The video of that event will then be promoted
on the Tennessee Concerts website and on You Tube. Read
this article in the Music City Examiner

TennesseeConcerts TV SEE OUR OWN NASHVILLE YOUTUBE VIDEOS. NOW FEATURING VIDEOS FROM OUR NASHVILLE "PLAY IT AGAIN JAM" VIDEOS WILL PLAY ONE AFTER ANOTHER Videos by Pat Adams at TennesseeConcerts.com
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Pat Adams (right) with Dean Batstone, one of his past Sonicbids winners.
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Pat Adams (right) with Westom James, one of his past Sonicbids winners.
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Pat Adams (right) with Henry Paul (singer) from The Outlaws southern rock band
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Pat Adams (middle) with surviving members of Blackhawk
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Pat Adams (right) with Nashville songwriter Buzz Cason. Buzz co-wrote Everlasting Love and The Beatles "Soldier Of Love". He owns Creative Workshop Studio.
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Pat Adams (right) with Wayne Moss. Wayne is one of Nashville's most popular studio musicians. He owns Nashville's Cinderella Studio
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Offers bands the exciting opportunity to gain publicity and be heard in Nashville, Tennessee, Music
City USA. Tennessee Concerts is honored to be recognized as the state's most popular concert events
site. The judge for this event is Tennessee Concerts promoter Pat Adams and website writer
Carol Alger. Winners of this contest will be judged by on originality, lyrics and recorded performance.
Tennessee Concerts Song Competition offers bands the exciting opportunity to gain publicity and be
heard in Nashville, Tennessee, Music City USA. Tennessee Concerts is honored to be recognized as
the state's most popular concert events site.
The judge for this event is promoter Pat Adams (editor of Tennessee Concerts), as well as Carol Alger
(writer & photographer) from Tennessee Concerts. Winners of this contest will be judged by on
originality,
lyrics and recorded performance.
Prizes:
•Winners will receive a customized band page on TennesseeConcerts.com for at least two years,
featuring pictures, YouTube videos, text and links.
•Winners will be featured for three months on the home pages of www.TennesseeConcerts.com and
www.SouthernTribute.com. Both are created and maintained by Pat Adams and receive a total of
approximately 300 hits a day. /li>
•The winner will also be listed in the Tennessee Concerts Song Contest Wall Of Fame.
•A professionally laminated winners certificate.
•For winning artists who can come to Nashville, they will record a basic music video or a gig
performance on DVD.
About Promoter Pat Adams:
TV Producer Pat Adams is producing a Nashville cable access TV show featuring music videos from
musicians and bands in the Nashville area. The show is scheduled to start airing sometime this year.
Pat Adams worked for the Kaleidoscope, a Nashville music paper in the 1970's. He was also a roving
reporter for WLAC-AM, reporting from Nashville hotspots like The Hee Haw TV set and RCA
Recording Studios, where Elvis Presley recorded many of his hits. This was the start of Pat's interest in
concert promotion and covering the local music scene.
His first project was the Creekers Ball in the 1980's, an annual Nashville music charity event featuring
dozens of southern rock acts.
In 2003, Pat got the idea for Tennessee Concerts as an outlet to document, preserve and showcase his
decades of covering the Nashville music scene, online to a worldwide audience.
More recently Pat is the promoter and videographer of Nashville's longest running rock and roll
musicians jam, The Play It Again Jam. Players at the 2006-2011 Play it Again Jam events include
musicians that have worked with Taylor Swift, The Four Tops, Kiss, Robert Palmer, Beatlemania,
Pacific Gas and Electric, Rick Derringer, Sam & Dave, Hank Williams Jr, Wilson Pickett, JJ Cale, the
Marshall Tucker Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stonewall Jackson, plus several members from the original
Charlie Daniels Band.
Pat has a vision and commitment to helping bands fine tune their presentation and hopefully rewarded
for their efforts in a tough economic time, where promotion is key and crucial to take your band to the
next level.
The song contest is open for submissions until November 20, 2011
Click here for song entry info

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