The All for Nots Show

The All for Nots is an indie band most famous for turning their musical life into a web TV show. The show has 24 episodes that revolve around the members of the band and their adventures while touring the country and playing music.

The All for Nots was the project of Michael Eisner who had the idea of creating on online comedy and documentary about an indie band on its road to fame. The episodes contain funny moments, jokes and humorous situations, as well as real, uncut footage that make it look like a documentary. The combination is hard to achieve in the film making industry, but the show has had numerous views meaning that it was well received by the public.

The episodes of the show are named after the American cities in which the band stops to play. In their search for local concerts, they experience different life situations that offer some perspective about the life of a musician struggling in the industry. The fact that they are an indie band adds a little popularity to the show because indie bands are everywhere right now.

The band plays in cities like Brooklyn, Boston, Queens, Cleveland, and Chicago. The episodes can be watch online by podcasting. They can be purchased only from the band’s official website.

The first episode aired in March 11, 2008. The episodes are launched weekly, just like a regular TV show. This is a very good marketing technique, since the audience is always left wanting more, curious about what will the band do next. Sometimes, they experience with drugs. Other times, they quit their daily job to have time for music. In one situation, they attend a music festival to find a hippie inspiration for their music. For 24 episodes, the audience is always left wondering about the band’s future.