Tour Diary: Oxford & Co. (Sydney) take on CMJ Music Marathon and more

Hailing from Sydney, the dynamic duo behind Oxford & Co., Samuel Stephenson and Cameron Potts, took to the Big Apple to play the CMJ Music Marathon. Check out their tour diary for behind-the-scenes action!

The gentleman’s guide to New York with Oxford & Co.

Washington Square Interview

Day 1. Navigation
Make time to see the sights. Acclimate. Navigate. A gentleman is always master of his surroundings, even when he isn’t.

Checking out the Flatiron Building

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Day 2. Preparation
Always be prepared: Dress appropriately and enter a room with confidence. When learning someones name, repeat it out loud and shake their hand. Shake it firmly, but not too firmly. Be sure to hold eye-contact, 1, 2, 3, 4, release.

Admiring Brooklyn’s street art
Enjoying the sounds of home at the Aussie BBQ gig
Enjoying the sounds of home at the Aussie BBQ gig

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DAY 3. Exclamation
It’s show-time. Do what you do best and make your mark. Don’t hold back. Connect. After the performance drink your bourbon, neat. Repeat.

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Performing at Rockwood
Performing at Rockwood

DAY 4. Collaboration
Now that you’ve spent the midnight hours drinking and playing music with new friends and colleagues, exchange cards and dream of future collaborations together. Who knows…

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CMJ Wrap Party
CMJ Wrap Party

DAY 5. Publication
It is always good to be present. Be public. Take your show to where the people are. Take your show to Washington Square.

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Washington Sqaure Busking
Busking in Washington Square

Keep up with Oxford & Co. on the following platforms:
http://oxfordand.co/
https://www.facebook.com/OxfordMusic
https://twitter.com/oxfordandco

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