5 Resolutions to Make You a Better Event Planner
2017 is now upon us, and like everyone else – it’s time to make some New Year’s resolutions and goals for your programming team. If you are in the entertainment industry, or involved in event planning, we have some suggestions! 1. Keep an open mind You probably work...
How To Concerts – 2016 Year End Review
2016 was quite an adventure! We started a company. We created a brand. We built something we are so proud of. We couldn’t have done it without our clients, the artists and agents we’ve worked with, encouragement from family, and a lot of caffeine. We are truly...
How To “Paper the House”
As much as we would like to believe that every single live entertainment event sells out of tickets, the reality is that sometimes an event flops. Whatever the reasons behind low ticket sales, you’re already committed. You don’t want to let down the audience that is...
How To Treat Artists Like Family
Artists are on the road a lot. Their lives are hectic, they wake up in a different city every day, and rarely get to see their families. But if you ask any artist what their favorite aspects of touring are –they’ll say meeting fans and engaging with their audience....
The Importance of Free Food – Lessons From a Raccoon
Working in the college market has its fair share of surprises. After a successful concert at an Arkansas college a few years ago, I was casually waiting for my airport shuttle at the campus hotel. While enjoying the early morning silence, I heard some noise coming...
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