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From Bands to Brands: How Merch Changed the Music Industry
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From Bands to Brands: How Merch Changed the Music Industry
November 14, 5 pm – 7 pm.
$25
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443–841–5898
From Taylor Swift’s Showgirl hairbrush to Rolling Stone’s iconic tongue-out t-shirts, band merch has always been a major pop culture fixture. Join us on 11/14 at 5pm as we listen to writer, fashionista, and pop obsessive Nicole Tremaglio deliver a deep dive into the world of music merchandising. Come dressed in your favorite band tee and stay for the post-show Q&A with our speaker!
Use code: POPOFF for 10% off your tickets
Location:
QED Astoria
27-16 23rd Ave.
Astoria,
New York
11105
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