Greetings fellow rock & rollers! We wanted to interrupt this regularly scheduled program with a quick update, our BRAND NEW 30 day free trial! That’s right, a 30 day free trial – no strings attached.
Ok seriously – we did just launch a brand new feature with eBandLive that gives anyone the ability to create a trial account, play with our backstage, and see just how slick and easy it is to create and manage content in eBandLive. We encourage any artist to check out some of the beautiful designs we’ve launched, create your very own test account and get a feel for what a content management system built for musicians can do. Feel free to contact our artist relations team if you have any questions or want get rockin’ with an eBandLive site of your very own.
Dan put together this gnarly design for the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. DDBB got their start in the late 70’s in the good ol’ south. New Orleans, 7th Ward to be exact. They’ve been swinging records since the 1980’s on Columbia Records and beyond.
This West Texas trio will keep you thoroughly entertained with their beautiful lyrics and professional sound. This is a great design, but was NOT done by the ebandLive crew. Nope. This design was carefully crafted by 
Hello all, Jeremiah here with a long overdue post! Our blog was neglected like a red-headed stepchild and we apologize. A lot has happened since the last post, so let’s get started with the big news. Unless you know Dan and I personally then you are probably not aware that we entered into a flurry of discussions about an acquisition/partnership of eband by a local Minneapolis firm. Yup, it’s true. After months of telephone conversations, emails, meetings, lunches, lawyers and handshakes we’ve officially joined the ranks of the big leagues! ebandLive has been acquired by Rumble / GoKart Labs! Woo hoo!
I rely on my iPhone so much these days. Yes, I’m the proud owner of a cool little 3G and yes I used to be an Apple iPhone hater too. But with all the handy features and the App Store, it’s difficult to deny the benefits. Especially with quicker Internet access and improvements in Safari. Millions of iPhone owners browse the Internet on their phones everyday. Why miss out on millions of potential fans when you can easily have a mobile site that is specifically designed for them?
