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    • What Does a Concert Promoter Do?
    • What Does a Booking Agent Do?
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    • What Does a Concert Tour Manager Do – Part Two
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The Contract Rider for a Concert Tour – An Example

05/08/202617/12/2024 by Andy Reynolds
the live music business a picture of a contract

The contract rider and the contract for a concert – what is the difference? This article, written by a tour manager, shows you the difference with an example rider.

Categories Concert Tour Management, Concert Tour Production, On The Road Tags concert contract, concert tour management, live music business, live music industry, rider 4 Comments

An example of a contract for a concert

08/04/202523/11/2024 by Andy Reynolds
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The contract is between the artist and the concert promoter, but is issued by the booking agent. This article explains the process and key clauses.

Categories On The Road, Concert Tour Management Tags concert contract, concert tour management, live music business, live music industry 1 Comment

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    • What Does a Concert Tour Manager Do?
    • What Does a Concert Tour Manager Do – Part Two
    • Creating a Budget for a Concert Tour
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