Production
Romeo Entertainment Group’s network of stage, lighting, and sound companies are the best in the business and will provide your event with professional production and project management.
Our team of experts can secure bids to meet both your event budget and the artist’s production requirements. We can also provide an on-site service representative to ensure your event is executed flawlessly.
Production
- Staging
- Lighting
- Backline
- Sound Equipment
- Backstage Management
- Production Management
Rider
- Customized Negotiation
- Consult Artist Hospitality, Catering, Lodging, Transportation
- Show Advancement
Day Of Show
- On-Site Service Representative
- Facilitate Meet and Greets
- Artist Settlements/Payments
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West Fargo, ND
When REG came back on in 2009 as the talent buyer for the Red River Valley Fair in West Fargo, ND, Bob and R.J. Romeo assessed the situation surrounding the fair and its decreasing attendance. They discussed the attendance problem with the new fair manager, Bryan Schultz, and he agreed that change was needed.
Red River Valley Fair, West Fargo, ND
When REG came back on in 2009 as the talent buyer for the Red River Valley Fair in West Fargo, ND, Bob and R.J. Romeo assessed the situation surrounding the fair and its decreasing attendance. They discussed the attendance problem with the new fair manager, Bryan Schultz, and he agreed that change was needed. REG agreed to move forward in working with the event on two conditions: First, they would agree to stop selling individual tickets to the shows and move to a pay one price or free with gate admission model. Second, they would allow REG the flexibility to pursue up and coming national talent and create a mixture of established and up and coming talent for their lineup. REG was confident that they could accomplish this and not exceed the $30,000 per night talent budget. The fair agreed to the two stipulations and REG went to work. In 2009, REG booked Zac Brown Band with Julianne Hough as well as Survivor, Joey & Rory with Joe Diffie, Gloriana with Trailer Choir, 38 Special, and Diamond Rio for a total talent budget of $137,015. R.J. had become aware of Zac Brown Band early in their career and decided to take a shot. Come fair time, the band was on fire with their debut radio single “Chicken Fried” quickly climbing the charts. That show alone drew over 15,000 people and sold enough beer and drove enough ancillary revenue to pay for the entire entertainment budget that year and total revenues exceeded all projections. For the first time in almost a decade, the Red River Valley Fair made money and had a surplus to make infrastructure improvements on the grounds.