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Whole Lotta Love: Artists and the SM58

Written by Cory Lorentz on December 29, 2016 under Artists

Few pieces of gear inspire so much passion and loyalty as Shure’s SM58. From Led Zeppelin to Henry Rollins, admiring musicians have helped turn this microphone into an icon over the past 50 years.

Artists and Their Engineers: Part Two

Written by Ryan Smith on August 19, 2015 under Artists

Ryan Smith interviews three monitor engineers about building trust with their artists, and the role of that trust in the artists’ ability to deliver confident performances.

Artists and Their Engineers: Part One

Written by Ryan Smith on May 13, 2015 under Artists

After years of watching artists and engineers work together, Ryan Smith began collecting their thoughts on the nature of their relationship, beginning with their ideal version of it.

Grammy nominated Shure Artists 2014

Written by Ryan Smith on January 10, 2014 under Artists

This is such an awesome headline to be writing. Each year, we take a look at the list, and it never fails to be impressive. Of course, we would like to congratulate ALL of the GRAMMY-nominated artists. I will be jumping on a plane in less than 2 weeks and I am ever thankful that […]

Shure Artists Cover Shure Artists

Written by Brooke Giddens on November 20, 2013 under Artists

At this point I have our artist roster memorized, our products memorized, everything memorized. It’s hard to watch a TV show or a music video and not notice a Shure product or Shure artist. With that being said, I always find it amusing when I hear a Shure artist covering another Shure artist’s song, which […]

What Our Artists Have to Say About Shure Products…

Written by Brooke Giddens on November 8, 2013 under Artists

They like us…they really like us! I found some free time to check out some of our artist videos on YouTube this week. I just had to share some of the quotes from Shure Artists. It’s so awesome to hear them talk about how Shure products improve their sound and their music. Check out some […]

A Spooky Shure Artists Halloween!

Written by Brooke Giddens on October 31, 2013 under Artists

Happy Halloween! If you’ve been following us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram you may have seen some Shure Halloween Spirit this week… I can’t believe it’s already Halloween! It seems like the year flew by and we all know this time tomorrow, Santa Claus and Christmas decorations will be everywhere! Oh…the holiday season. Music can make […]

New Music AND New Artists!

Written by Brooke Giddens on October 16, 2013 under Artists

We all know that feeling…you don’t want to get out of bed, can’t seem to keep your eyes open, feel like you’re sleepwalking…it’s Wednesday. No longer the beginning of the week, but you can’t quite start looking forward to the weekend. It’s the classic hump day. Have you been dragging your feet all morning? Tried […]

Ongoing Series: The SM7B and the Artists that Use It

Written by Ryan Smith on April 19, 2013 under Artists

The SM7B is my favorite Shure microphone. Not only is it extremely versatile, but it is inexpensive. It has been used on so many Grammy Award winning recordings and to this day, remains to be a favorite among artists and engineers alike, both live and in the studio. It was originally called SM7 and then […]

The Accidentals’ First Tour Tips for Bands

Written by Ryan Smith on August 3, 2017 under Education News

Because every band has to start somewhere, The Accidentals offer practical tips to make sure that your band’s first tour isn’t its last.

Eight Ways to Mic an Accordion

Written by Davida Rochman on May 23, 2017 under Education

With a growing legion of accordion players appearing with mainstream acts like Arcade Fire, The E Street Band, and Mumford & Sons, we offer instruction and sound samples for eight accordion miking techniques.

How To Book Your First Paid Music Gig

Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on May 18, 2017 under Education

So your band has a solid set and is ready to go from playing friends’ parties for free to paid gigs? From researching venues to making a press kit, the tips in this post will help you make the jump.

15 Simple Tips for a Successful Band Rehearsal

Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on April 28, 2017 under Education

If you’ve managed to schedule a rehearsal, congratulations! You’ve already overcome a major hurdle in making music with other people. Get the most out of your time together with these 15 rehearsal tips.

Keith Everette Smith Pays it Forward in Uganda

Written by Ryan Smith on April 4, 2017 under Artists

Guitarist Keith Everette Smith of TobyMac and his wife Tasha shared their knowledge with orphaned Ugandan children at a camp that teaches music creation, notation and production.

Shot by Shure: Lewis Del Mar

Written by Brooke Giddens on March 19, 2017 under Artists Events

SXSW is packed with talent. Shot By Shure showcases some of the artists we’re most excited about. In this segment, Missy Modell talks to Danny Miller and Max Harwood.

Shure at SXSW: Friday Roundup

Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on March 18, 2017 under Events

Friday at South by Southwest went by before we could blink. Now we share all the great pictures and videos from yesterday.

Shot by Shure: The Districts

Written by Brooke Giddens on March 17, 2017 under Artists Events

We got to catch up with The Districts for our Shot By Shure series that features artists performing at SXSW.

Shot By Shure: FRENSHIP