We need your information to include in the local music issue of Roswell Magazine - free - please fill out this form even if you can't play at RMF2020. For RMF players, lol, if you are a Georgia-based band or musician who is interested in playing in Roswell Music'fest 2020, a wholly virtual festival held all day and night on October 17-18. Each band will be given 30 minutes to an hour to play! We will also have 15 minute Living Room Sessions where solo musicians get get 15 minutes of local fame, streaming from their own home, authentically connecting with fans. You get a Musician Page, and you'll be able to link to your virtual tip jar - and even sell albums and your t-shirts for a week after the festival has ended! This is how it works: 1. Fill out this application. 2. When we accept, we will send you an email with additional information. 3. Start by checking out your 'Musician Space,' which is the main hub for you. Your live stream will play here and you can add photos, video, audio and links to more info all within your festival space. If you plan to sell any promo items from your Musician Space, no problem at all! Just let us know and we'll explain how it works. 3. We will connect you (email) with Tran Bui Smith, who will walk you through the live-stream technical mumbo jumbo. 4. We will connect you with Michael Litten (email) who will schedule a time for you on his local music podcast. 5. Choose where you plan to set up and play. Or, if you've been hired to perform for a local venue, be sure to ask the GM if you can live stream part of the performance for RMF2020! 6. Connect to the live stream on Oct. 17, at your scheduled time through Vimeo or FB and most important, have a great time!

Our mission is to help build a community where every resident thinks local first! Roswell Music'fest is accepting Virtual Vendors! Any local Roswell business can be listed in the virtual marketplace for the festival, which will be live a week before and a week after the 17th. Simply register your info here, and we will get you noticed. COVID is doing a lot of damage; but it can't stop the music from playing in Roswell, Georgia.