How to Contact New Earth (new-earth.net)

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The band New Earth provides a Contact section on its official site, new-earth.net, and that is the route to use for booking or general inquiries. The site is the band's own online presence, so the contact section is the appropriate first stop for reaching Paul Cappa, Jerry Cappa, Mike Keiser, and Jim Fort directly.

What the Site Tells You Before You Reach Out

A few details from the site are worth knowing, since they shape what kind of inquiry makes sense:

  • The band: Paul Cappa, Jerry Cappa, Mike Keiser, and Jim Fort — a four-piece group of singer/songwriters.
  • Status: Together as New Earth since 1997, with decades of songwriting and performing experience behind them.
  • Repertoire: All-original material, much of it written in the style of late '60s and early '70s music, mixing blues, reggae, country, and adult contemporary.
  • Audience: The site describes the band as professional and the music as appropriate for all ages.
  • The band's own rules: "Have fun! Make excellent music! Stay Friends!"

How to Reach the Band

  1. Go to new-earth.net.
  2. Locate the Contact section on the site (it appears as a labeled heading on the page).
  3. Use the contact details or form provided there to send your message.

The site excerpt does not list a specific email address, phone number, or booking form field, so the exact contact method is only visible on the live Contact section itself. Check that section for the current channel before sending anything time-sensitive.

What to Include in Your Message

Because the site positions New Earth as a professional, all-original band suitable for all ages, a useful inquiry states:

  • Purpose: booking a performance, press/interview request, or general question.
  • Event details (if booking): date, venue, location, and audience type.
  • Your contact information so the band can reply.

Common Pitfalls

  • Don't assume a booking agent. The site presents New Earth as the band's own presence; route inquiries through the site's Contact section rather than third-party listings.
  • Don't expect cover-band requests. The site is explicit that the group performs its own songs, so requests for covers of other artists' material don't match what they describe.
  • Verify before relying on details. Pricing, availability, and technical requirements are not published on the site, so confirm them directly with the band through the Contact section.