The Hangar pulled out all the stops to celebrate the release of Music Habitat, an ecosystem that brings musicians, venues, and fans together. Local favorites Alfred Banks and T-Ray the Violinist performed for the crowd while Music Habitat's staff mingled with the interested crowd.
Founder & CEO Brandon Beard explained that he's on a mission to help music makers navigate increasingly difficult live show and recording business landscapes. Music Habitat will help musicians in all stages of their artistry from finding venues to book shows, selling tickets to those shows and collecting tips, music licensing, mentorship, and more. Shockingly, Music Habitat does not charge fans AND it doesn't charge musicians. For fans, the platform is a great way to find local concerts in your area and as you travel. You can even find concerts by your preferred genres.
Check out Music Habitat's website and build your profile today to start seeing concerts close to you.
