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2014 James Burton International Guitar Festival Sponsorships

2 014 James Burton International Sponsorship Levels Guitar Festival LEAD GUITAR ($50,000) Fifty (50) Front-row, Center Section James Burton & Friends Concert Tickets & VIP Pre-concert Reception Sponsorships Full-page, 4-color ad in souvenir program book Mention in Pre-concert Video Full-page ad and link on official website James Burton is donating the proceeds from Four (4) front-row seats for James Burton & Friends Four this event and all of his time to the James (4) tickets to VIP pre-concert reception Burton Foundation. You can also get Deluxe Hotel Accommodations for Two (2) involved by becoming a sponsor. Eight (8) Back Stage Passes On-stage Introduction at James Burton & Friends Concert Artist-Autographed Guitar For questions and/or comments or additional Autographed Limited-edition poster sponsorship information: One three-hour recording session with James Burton on lead guitar @ James Burton Recording Studio. James Burton International Guitar Festival James Burton Foundation PLATINUM PICK ($25,000) 714 Elvis Presley Avenue • Shreveport, LA 71101 Twenty (20) Front-row, Right Section James Burton & 318-424-5000 • Jamesburtonmusic.com Friends Concert Tickets & VIP Pre-concert Reception ½ page, 4-color ad in souvenir program Logo on official website Sponsor Name Autographed Limited-edition poster Four (4) Back Stage Passes Introduction during James Burton & Friends Concert Contact Name Three three-hour recording sessions @ James Burton Recording Studio Street GOLD GUITAR ($10,000) Ten (10) VIP Seating, James Burton & Friends Concert Tickets and VIP Pre-concert Reception Suite 1/3 page, 4-color ad in souvenir program Logo on official website Two three-hour recording sessions @ James Burton City State Zip Recording Studio SILVER STRINGS ($6,000) Phone Six (6) VIP Seating, James Burton & Friends Concert Tickets and VIP Pre-concert Reception 1/4 page, 4-color ad in souvenir program Email Logo on official website BRONZE BRIDGE ($4,000) Sponsor Level Four (4) VIP Seating, James Burton & Friends Concert Tickets and VIP Pre-concert Reception In-kind Donation Listing in souvenir program BURTON’S BACKLINE ($2,000) Service or Equipment Donation Two (2) VIP Seating, James Burton & Friends Concert Tickets and VIP Pre-concert Reception ⁪ Check (payable to the James Burton International Guitar Festival) Listing in souvenir program ⁪ Money Order ⁪ Visa ⁪ American Express ⁪ MasterCard FRIENDS OF JAMES BURTON ($1,000) One (1) VIP Seating, James Burton & Friends Concert Credit Card Number Ticket and VIP Pre-concert Reception Name listing in souvenir program Expiration Date Cardholder’s Signature .

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