Legion Music Group - LGNHQ

13/06/2025

12/06/2025

New Satanic Tea Co. !!

Stoked to announce our new song “STEEPED IN PLASMA” is out now on all platforms! Definitely the heaviest song we’ve released so far and we can’t wait to play it live for you SOON. Snap your neck to Steeped in Plasma now!

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06/06/2025

This Friday Sirreal and crew take over DunnEnzies Pizza Co. We will be doing sound that night, and will be keeping the room bumpin! Limited tickets left.

03/06/2025

Fascinating stuff!
What would you use this for? We see so many studio and live applications...

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1B79X3w1kW/

31/05/2025

28/05/2025

🔥 If you're heading to Armstrong MetalFest - AMF 2025, do not miss VIRVUM — these guys have been tearing up our speakers lately and we’re fully hooked. Absolute must-see set! 🤘

Get hyped for the full lineup by blasting the official Spotify playlist 👉
🎧 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5th8RwUH1KaYBBG6VArNfy?si=lauxxWTXSmaVzCKMhHhOMA

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is a tech death metal band hailing from Zurich, Switzerland. Known for their technical prowess, intricate song structures, and complex compositions, their debut album ‘Illuminance’ in 2016 caused such waves that it has been rereleased in anticipation of their next album.

https://virvum.bandcamp.com/album/illuminance

28/05/2025

🎛️ Top 10 Recording Tips for Artists Heading Into the Studio

1. Know Your Songs Inside and Out
Rehearse more than you think you need to. Time spent fumbling through arrangements or forgetting lyrics burns money and kills momentum. Come in tight, not guessing.

2. Have a Vision, But Stay Open
Know the vibe you're going for — tones, references, mood — but be flexible. Magic often happens in the moment. Be open to collaboration with your producer, engineer, or bandmates. You hired pros for a reason — let them do their jobs.

3. Dial in Your Tone Beforehand
Whether it’s vocals, guitar, bass, or drums — show up with your sound already dialed in. Don’t expect the studio to "fix it" later.

4. Warm Up — Like, Actually
Whatever your instrument is — voice, hands, wrists, ears — get it limber before the red light goes on. Cold takes = wasted takes.

5. Don’t Chase Perfection
The best performances often have a little grit. If it feels good, don’t overthink it. Raw energy always wins over sterile precision.

6. Communicate with Your Engineer
Speak up. If something doesn’t sound right in your headphones, say so early. If you don’t understand a direction, ask. You’re a team, not a passenger.

7. Layer Smart, Not Just More
Don’t stack tracks just for the sake of it. Every part should have a purpose. Mindless layering just muddies the mix.

8. Triple Check Your Gear
New strings. Fresh batteries. No scratchy pots or dead frets. Bring backup picks, cables, power supplies — whatever you need. Get your instrument professionally set up beforehand if you can.

9. Stay in Tune — Constantly
Check your tuning before every single take. Even slight drifts will stack up in the mix and become a nightmare later.

10. Prepare for the Day!
Bring what you need: food, coffee, water, smokes — whatever keeps you dialed in. Some sessions run long. Don’t be the one killing momentum by leaving mid-session to grab lunch. Show up on time, ready to go.

26/05/2025

Wanna start your week off right?
Check out this Tube Screamer track and get your vibes straight!
Link in comments

24/05/2025

🎤 Top 10 Stage Tips Every Artist Should Know
🔥 Level up your live show with these tried-and-true essentials from

1.) Check Your Tuning — Twice
Don’t assume your guitar/bass/drums are still in tune from soundcheck. Temp, humidity, and adrenaline mess with tuning. Double-check before that first note hit. Being in tune is the EASIEST way to sound better!

2.) Soundcheck = Strategy
Don’t just line-check. Use soundcheck time to get used to the room, dial in monitors, walk the stage layout, and make sure your water, picks, capos, slides, drumsticks, and any other accessories you may need for the show are good to go...

3.) Be Mindful of Lighting
Learn how to work with stage lights — not against them. Avoid standing in the dark zones or places you will be blinded, don’t block your bandmates' spotlight, and if you’re the frontperson, find the light when it matters.

4.) Start off with a bang!
That first note? It’s everything. Come out swinging with something that grabs people right away. Don’t ease into the set with a slow build or drawn-out intro — hit 'em with a track that says “this is what we’re about.” Make it count.

5.) Engage the Crowd Early
Say something to the audience within the first 30 seconds. Make a connection — don’t wait until song four.

6.) Watch Your Backline
Keep your cables clean, pedals taped down, and gear tight. A messy stage = distractions and trip hazards.

7.) Have a Contingency Plan For Every Situation
Broken string? Cable dies? Mic cuts? Stay cool, keep playing, and make it look intentional if you have to.

8.) Body Language Matters
Confidence sells. Even if the crowd is cold, you don’t get to be. Look like you belong up there — because you do. Make your moves, energy, and expressions big enough for the folks in the back to feel it. Stage presence should scale to the venue. Five people or 500 — give the same energy. The smallest crowd could have your biggest fan, a booker, or someone who’ll change your career.

9.) Leave Space for Moments
Don’t rush between songs. Let things breathe. Talk, pause, let the crowd respond. Silence can be powerful.

10.) Finish Strong and Say Thanks
Nail the ending, thank the venue, shout out the other bands, and give people a reason to remember you.

24/05/2025

TOMORROW NIGHT!!!!!

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Join us at Upside Cider in Kelowna for the Shambhala Pre-Party. Prepare for a house & techno-fueled night featuring a fire lineup of underground SMF heavyweights! 🔥

DJ Soup, Dose, FATHER SON, Manteasah, Stund, and Broken Future are headlining this event for the ultimate Shambhala vibes 🌈🌻

Support from Angie C, Cue, Brunch 909, GSNAY, Nico Aime, and Sawyer Gaetz
Door Prize Giveaway – WIN A TICKET TO SHAMBHALA 2025 🦋 Kelowna Pre-Party guests will have a chance to win a ticket to the SOLD-OUT 26th Annual Shambhala Music Festival at Salmo River Ranch!

EVENT PAGE/TICKETS ---->> Shambhala Pre-Party | Kelowna | RAISED BY RAVES
Shambhala Music Festival

23/05/2025

🎤 10 Pro Tips for Booking More (and Better) Gigs 🎸

If you're an independent artist or band trying to land more shows — and better ones — you know how tough the grind can be. But booking doesn’t have to be a mystery. Here are 10 practical, battle-tested tips from LegionHQ to help you level up your booking game:

1.) Build a Solid EPK (Electronic Press Kit)
Your EPK should include a short bio, hi-res photos, live video, social media links, stage-plot, and contact info. Keep it professional, clean, and updated. The easier you can make it on the venue/promoter, the better chances they will want to work with you more in the future.

2.) Know Your Draw
Be honest about how many people you can bring out in each city. Venues will respect your transparency and plan accordingly.

3.) Target the Right Venues
Don’t waste time on clubs that don’t fit your genre or draw. Focus on spots where your sound makes sense and you have a chance to stand out.

4.) Leverage Local Support Acts
Partner with local bands to boost turnout. Promoters love seeing cooperative lineups that bring in combined audiences.

5.) Be Professional in Every Email
Booking agents and talent buyers get dozens of emails a day. A short, polite message with a clear ask gets noticed. Make sure your information is accurate/updated, and your links are working to avoid wasting their time having to track this info down.

6.) Follow Up Without Being Annoying
One follow-up a week later is fair game. If there’s no reply after two tries, move on — and stay on good terms.

7.) Use a Calendar (and Stick to It)
Keep a tight handle on your routing, blackout dates, and promo timelines. Disorganized artists don’t get second chances.

8.) Visit the Venue in Person
If it’s local, show up. Shake hands, catch a show, introduce yourself. Face-to-face contact builds trust fast, and can sometimes sneak you past the dozens of e-mails from other bands the venue/promoter is currently sitting on.

9.) Play to Build, Not Just to Be Seen
Every gig should help you grow: build your fanbase, connect with other bands, or get better video/photos for your EPK.

10.) Say Thanks (And Mean It)
Send a thank-you message after every show — to the venue, sound tech, and support acts. It makes a difference and keeps doors open.

20/05/2025

Have you checked out Concert Cult Okanagan yet??
If you're a music fan in the and you're not following Concert Cult Okanagan, you're honestly missing out.

These folks are dialed in. Every show, every genre, every venue — from basement punk gigs to winery jazz nights, they've got it covered.

They are a group of passionate music lovers building something that supports the whole scene. Bands, fans, promoters... everyone benefits from what they’re doing.

It’s a real community resource, built with care and updated constantly. If you're playing a show or looking for one to hit this weekend, start there.

Follow them, spread the word, and keep the local scene alive.
Much respect to the crew behind it. ❤️



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