While commercial radio will ignore unsolicited music, U.S. college and indie radio is still generally open to indies - whether local to the U.S. or international. If there's any radio out there that you can get on, it's these stations. You have a choice to send your album to the station with the hope it'll get added to their rotation or you can submit to a specific show that the station has (indie hour, blues hour, jazz hour, etc.). Your best chance for success is of course connecting with a particular person at the station.
Below are all the college and indie radio stations in the U.S. If you know of a specific show (or host one!), please add it so indies know what you're looking for and where to submit their music!
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All Good Festival is held every year in July in Masontown, West Virginia. The event has three stages that feature jam bands, jazz-rock, psychedeli...
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The largest union of local musicians in the world that represents and helps artists in the New York City area.
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A conference and music festival held in Portland, Oregon. The festival has many performances for both local and regional acts as well as ample networking and promotion opportunities with Portland music industry leaders.
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The Stars and Stripes Festival is held every summer in downtown Mt. Clemens, Michigan. The festival features over 75 performers from local musicia...
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