Amy Allen Offers 'Someday Is Today Artist Workshop' for Musicians, Authors, Visual Artists and Others

    How many times have you asked yourself, "What do I do next?" You know you have talent, but you're not sure how to get your songs, voice, paintings and books out there. There are so many things to do with so little time in the day. Still, you don't want to give up on your dream.

Amy Allen

     Singer-songwriter/visual artist/speaker Amy Allen and publicist/manager/composer Chuck Whiting know the frustrations and joys that artists go through on their artistic journeys. Both have worked in the arts for many years, planning, publicizing and playing events from Nashville to Kenya. They are eager to share what they've learned to help other promising artists find success through the "Someday Is Today Artist Workshop".

You will learn how to

            * Develop an in-depth "Artist Success Game Plan".

            * Discover a one-of-a-kind hook.

            * Put together a life-changing event.

            * Hone your chops for outstanding performances and presentations.

            * Use publicity to land news media coverage.

            * Build a base of devoted fans.

            * Overcome discouragement to believe in your talents.

            * Make money with your art.

How to Book the Workshop:

     To book or learn more about the workshop, please write us at Info@TheAmyAllen.com or call (870) 918-4403.

About the Workshop Leaders:

     Amy Allen is a blues-accented country, pop and Americana singer-songwriter who has sung on three continents, appearing at venues ranging from the White House and the Ryman Auditorium to the Garden Hotel in Machakos, Kenya. The artist is re-launching her music career with the "Someday Is Today" CD and national tour. The album, which was recorded in Nashville, features 11 original songs inspired by real-life experiences. The title track has hit the Top 15 of the STS Main Country Chart. Amy was only 20 years old when she was first "discovered" in an Arkansas honky-tonk by a music industry executive. Her rendition of Tina Turner's "Proud Mary" led her to the footsteps of Shoney's on Music Row and eventually a contract with an independent record label. With stars in her eyes, she recorded her first album with some of Nashville's top musicians. Amy will share how she almost gave up on her dream -- overcame a heartbreaking experience in Music City to rediscover her artistic mission to achieve success.

     Chuck Whiting is an award-winning publicist, artist manager, educator, songwriter/composer, music publisher and author. A former newspaper reporter, he founded Whiting Publicity & Promotions in 1993. His clients include songwriters, musical performers, authors, visual artists, art galleries, hotels, non-profit organizations, and businesses of all kinds. Shine Time Records and Books, the book and music publishing arm of Whiting Publicity, provides promotional and logistical support for authors and performing artists of all kinds. Chuck is the author and co-songwriter of "The Littlest Star: a musical story", a book and CD featuring performances by musical performers Margo Smith, Denny Jiosa and Conni Ellisor. "The Littlest Star" single has received radio airplay in the U.S. and Europe. In 2010, Shine Time Records and Books published the book "Wordabulous!: Celebrating the Positive Power of Words" by professional songwriter/National Vocabulary Championship Coach of the Year Debbie Watts. The firm's Striking Moon Music (ASCAP) recently landed a song written by the late Marcia Jones in the Hallmark movie "Lake Effects" starring Jane Seymour.