Case study 1 airways for media
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This document summarizes information about an unsigned indie rock band called Airways. It details that the band is distributed by War Road MGMT and has toured extensively in the UK and US. While the band promotes themselves online and has gained listeners on streaming services, they have relatively few followers on their own Spotify playlist.
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- 3. Toured with Nothing But thieves on Dec 02, 2016 at O2 Academy Brixton London, Dec 01, 2016 at Manchester Academy Manchester, and Nov 30, 2016 at O2 Institute Birmingham. Where the London show sold out and was fully packed (I was there!) Headlined their own tour around the UK and some of the US in February Were also at Reading and Leeds last year on the BBC Introducing Stage This year are at Live at Leeds They have 341 followers on Soundcloud and 497 subscribers on YouTube with their single One Foot having 20,313 views They have 2,533 followers on Twitter, 2,622 followers on Instagram and 5,203 likes on Facebook Aug 19, 2016,BBC Introducing, Airways are the latest BBC Introducing artist to get play-listed all week on BBC Radio 1. Clara, Greg, Adele, Scott, Alice and Dev all played their track ‘One Foot’.
- 4. They have 90,931 monthly listeners However they only have 151 followers on their playlist- AIRWAYS Indie Soup Their song One Foot has 1,060,182 listens, Reckless Tongue as 52,914 and Ghost Town as only 177,111 listens.