Garth Brooks, Thomas Rhett, Maren Morris, Kane Brown, Eric Church, Blake Shelton & Cody Johnson headline the historic lineup

Romeo Entertainment Group, one of America’s largest independent buyers of entertainment, began presenting the ‘Couch Concert Series’ Wednesday, March 18th in an effort to keep the music playing and to entertain those at home during times of social distancing. The concerts feature artists performing their latest songs and engaging with the audience through live stream to prove that music continues to heal.

3 Doors Down To Headline June 27; Chris Young, Jon Pardi, Brett Young, Phil Vassar, LOCASH & Lecrae also set to perform

With cancellations of artists’ performing abroad, to domestic tour cancellations and event cancellations of the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the SXSW festival in Texas and the recent postponement of the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals, it is clear that our industry is going to experience a significant impact from the spread of COVID-19 commonly known as the novel coronavirus. Festivals and other live event gatherings are being faced with a difficult decision to postpone or cancel mass gatherings. Should you be concerned yet?

Have you conquered every aspect of ancillary revenue for your event? How much you think outside the box can greatly affect your event’s bottom line. Patrons will pay for convenience, so take a hard look at what you currently offer and consider expanding.

BECKON ENTERTAINMENT AND ROMEO ENTERTAINMENT GROUP JOIN FORCES WITH NEW BERO VENTURE, OFFERING COMPREHENSIVE EVENT SERVICES TO FESTIVALS, CORPORATE, AND PRIVATE CLIENTS

Romeo Entertainment Group (“REG”) is a multiple award-winning, nationally recognized talent buying agency. In 2019 they celebrate 65 years as one of the largest talent buyers and concert producers in North America, having received 19 recognitions from the Academy of Country Music, the Country Music Association and the International Entertainment Buyers Association.

Most purchasers of special event liability insurance understand that the policy provides coverage for “slips and falls,” but often wonder what else it covers.

For the uninitiated, it may be difficult to understand the convenience of having a Romeo Entertainment Group Service Representative (“service rep”).

REG clients around the country have recently received, or should be receiving shortly, artist price sheets. REG Agents send these lists to clients as a simple guide to help them put a wish list together. 

Production greatly impacts the look, sound, and overall experience of a show. As we have been in show season full swing and many clients have begun booking headliners for 2017, it is important to keep the tips from the experts in mind.

To continue our series on FAQ’s by clients, today we tackle the unfortunate occasion when a single is not released to radio on the date touted by the original announcement.

We frequently hear the question from new events or longstanding events with new entertainment directors, why do I need to provide backline, shouldn’t the artist carry their own gear?