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Summary: Become a concert promoter by developing a charismatic personality, keeping a detailed list of contacts and getting to know as many people as possible. Get people into the doors at a show as a concert promoter with advice from a musician and band member in this free video on music careers.
Aaron Graham is a guitarist, and sings vocals for the band Pine Cone Wars. David Boehme is the drummer and sings background vocals. Robert Manley plays the bass guitar. Named by Teen...read more
"All right, in this clip, we are going to talk about how to be a concert promoter. The most important thing about being a concert promoter is having a charismatic personality, having a detailed list of contacts whether that be through email or telephone lists, utilizing websites like Facebook and MySpace and other sites like that. Yeah, those are great tools. So what you want to do is get to know as many people as you can, build a list and get those people to come to your show because if you could do that, then you will get people into the door. And, at the end of the day, that's what matters. Those are just some ways that you can become a successful promoter."
eHow Article: How to Be a Concert Promoter
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