As a live show fanatic I decided to look into a trade show
that I would like to attend in the future. This trade show is called Event LiveExpo 2013.
Just from reading some of the tabs I decided that this is where the greats of
the industry are located and meet every year in order to see what is new on the
scene and how technology is evolving the industry that I like so much. After
reading some of the testimonials from the website I was even more convinced
that I need to go to this show. One testimonial read, “The people that we need to see are here, so if we’re not here,
we’re going to miss out on a huge opportunity. This, as our second year
exhibiting, really has exceeded our expectations and we look forward to being
here many more years.” .
And there are many more testimonials that are among the same lines. Some of the
speakers of this event are, MSR , Mobile Stage rentals, one of the biggest
names in large stage rentals for large tours throughout the United States. Another
company that I would be glad to see would have to be TLC Creative Design and
Production, a company who has innovated the lighting aspect of live shows for
over 30 years. The event also has live industry top speakers, who are talking throughout
the event. One guest speaker I would like to see is Chuck Randall, who has 30
years in the industry touring with bands such as Alice in Chains, 311 and the
Pet Shop Boys. To hear him speak about his experiences and how he worked to get
to where he is now would be reason enough for me to want to go to the show.
These and a few other reasons are why I would like to go to the Event Live Expo
this year.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Live Nation
I recently visited the website Live Nation. This website shows much more than just a company that is trying to sell tickets. Under the venue tab on the front page, one of the main links, there are all 50 states and all of the venues that they work with. This could help someone like me, who is trying to get into the Live show industry, find an arena or job at one of these locations. I would use it to also discover new places where I could go and enjoy shows. Speaking of jobs this site has a page directed towards their Careers section. I have already searched for several different jobs in different cities that would suit me for the future. I checked out Atlanta, Georgia and Las Vegas, Nevada, just to name a few. There were quite a few jobs that would suit me in and around those areas. Another aspect I liked about Live Nation's website is the fact that they do partner with so many large big name companies. This means that if I were to get a job through Live Nation I would eventually be able to use their contacts to further my career.
I also learned about their program which helps new artists get promoted and hired to perform live shows through their website. It is called Live Nation All Access In House Artist. It showcases an artist every month and helps them get noticed. This is great because it can help someone like me get to know new artists and look towards the possibility of working personally for some of the artists.
Live Nation is a great page to discover new artists and a great place to look for many jobs around the country. As well as a partner with huge ticket selling sites and venues. I have bought tickets from them and look forward to using them to help me find a job in the future.
I also learned about their program which helps new artists get promoted and hired to perform live shows through their website. It is called Live Nation All Access In House Artist. It showcases an artist every month and helps them get noticed. This is great because it can help someone like me get to know new artists and look towards the possibility of working personally for some of the artists.
Live Nation is a great page to discover new artists and a great place to look for many jobs around the country. As well as a partner with huge ticket selling sites and venues. I have bought tickets from them and look forward to using them to help me find a job in the future.
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