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[...] , the bands actually have to be good. First-timers who are just figuring out how to start a music festival forget this. There are a lot of bad acts out there, and they’re hard to wade through. You [...]

[...] One of the most important parts of a music festival promoter’s job is to secure all the relevant vendors for the event. Although it may seem like [...]

[...] “Music Festival Promoter” is sort of a nebulous job title, non? I mean, I could start calling myself a “Music [...]

[...] adventurous with vacation time to burn. While summer festivals are a quick success for most music festival promoters, there are a few special considerations brought on by warmer temperatures — most [...]

[...] for your guests. Allows you to market and sell different ticket packages. What say you, music festival promoters? Do you prefer to host camping festivals or non-camping festivals? The post To Camp or [...]

[...] Music festival promoters know that their number one responsibility is to sell tickets. Sure, there are other [...]

[...] promoter, you know?” Certainly, I’ll be the life of the party. The Secret Lives of Music Festival Promoters Upon further investigation, it seems that my initial understanding of what a music [...]

[...] with vacation time to burn. While summer festivals are a quick success for most music festival promoters, there are a few special considerations brought on by warmer temperatures — most notably, [...]

[...] “Music Festival Promoter” is sort of a nebulous job title, non? I mean, I could start calling myself a “Music [...]

[...] diverse crowd of festival-goers, you must book a diverse group of artists. The post Booking Music Festivals: 4 Key Strategies appeared first on Passage. [...]

[...] The way I see it, there are two types of music festivals — those where you camp and those where you don’t. Personally, as I am in indoor cat, I prefer [...]

[...] It’s not a coincidence that most music festivals happen during the summer months. College kids are out of school and young professionals are [...]

[...] can consume at your music festival. Food. Good music festival promoters don’t let festival goers drink without carbs. For that reason, you should focus on securing food vendors that [...]

[...] many concerns about availability of area accommodations. Could generate more cash for you as festival goers may rely on you to provide everything. Requires a location with space for camping. Requires [...]

[...] to prospective attendees! Let’s take a look at three innovative ways to attract festival goers: Make A Viral Video Think back to Summer 2012. What was the song of the summer? If [...]

[...] ? Leave a comment or shoot us an email!e that you have the right balance of these four basic vendors, you’ll be on your way to success! The post What Music Festival Promoters Do appeared [...]

[...] of the planning process. If you make sure that you have the right balance of these four basic vendors, you’ll be on your way to success! The post 4 Essential Music Festival Vendors appeared [...]

One of the most important parts of a music festival promoter’s job is to secure all the relevant vendors for the event. Although it may seem like an [...]