Livestreaming is changing the game for female musicians
Vick Bain - 21st March 2022
This is a guest blog by Vick Bain. Vick is the Founder of The F-List for Music and incoming President of the Incorporated Society of Musicians. Until now, women have faced many barriers to playing live gigs and at festivals. I have written about this many times before. Women are less likely to benefit from …
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Continuo Foundation projects on OnJam in 2021
Emily Ingram - 18th December 2021
What a year 2021 has been! OnJam’s first year has been action-packed, and full of surprises. One of the best surprises was how many innovative and high quality classical music events appeared on OnJam. So it’s no wonder that global audiences quickly followed. Despite this, many of these creative projects would not have happened without …
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OnJam Lounge is back! This time at Fidelio Cafe
Emily Ingram - 19th November 2021
OnJam Lounge is back for a second series, this time directed by Andrew Staples at London’s Fidelio Cafe! The series contains six spectacular performances by world-class musicians. Each performance is 30-40 minutes long, filmed in 4K and has been professionally sound engineered. Each one is unique, informal and intimate. Audiences all over the world will …
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Creative Ways To Use OnJam Rooms For Your Online Event
Emily Ingram - 28th September 2021
OnJam Rooms make it easy to turn any filmed or livestreamed concert into a fun, social and multi-dimensional event for your audience.
OnJam Is Named One of 100 CreaTech Ones To Watch 2021
Emily Ingram - 20th September 2021
Exciting news: the UK Creative Industries Council (CIC) has selected OnJam as one of this year’s CreaTech Ones To Watch!
OnJam Lounge is launching in September 2021
Emily Ingram - 1st September 2021
This September 2021, we’re launching a new series of concerts for online audiences: OnJam Lounge. OnJam Lounge features hand-picked musicians performing original concerts in non-traditional or interesting spaces. For music fans, OnJam Lounge is an exciting way to see musicians close up and in a different light. For artists, the series is a financially accessible …
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How To Choose A Venue For Your Online Concert
Emily Ingram - 31st August 2021
Online concerts, whether they’re filmed or livestreamed, can be anywhere. But how do you choose a venue? How can you know it’s the right one? Regular venues like concert halls, theatres, churches, pubs and gig venues are great, especially if you plan on having a sizeable in-person audience. But if you want to make something …
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Our Roundup Of Interesting Online Concert Venues
Emily Ingram - 22nd August 2021
We see all kinds of online concert venues at OnJam. As you consider where your next concert might take place, we thought it might be useful to compile a list of the most common and unusual ones we’ve seen so far… 1. Warehouse spaces Who doesn’t love a good warehouse space?! Warehouses are a great …
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11 ways to sell more tickets to your online concerts
Emily Ingram - 18th April 2021
How to spread the word about your online concert or show
How to price tickets for online shows: everything you need to know
Emily Ingram - 14th April 2021
Selling tickets to online concerts or shows can seem daunting at first. Will people pay for a ticket? How much will they pay? How should I set the right price for my target audience?
Musicians: take control of your own ticket sales with OnJam+Feed
Emily Ingram - 9th April 2021
Discover how the combination of OnJam+Feed can be a powerful monetisation tool for artists.
How I found a co-founder in a pandemic and finally accepted LinkedIn messages
Emily Ingram - 8th March 2021
I used to think that sending unsolicited messages on LinkedIn was just for headhunters and weirdos.