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Shore Fire Best Calendar 2018 SHORE FIRE MEDIA’S 2018 BEST CALENDAR FEBRUARY 2018 1 - Super Bowl Gospel Celebration - St. Paul, MN 3 - Directors Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 3 - NFL Honors - Minneapolis, MN 4 - NFL Super Bowl LII - Minneapolis, MN 5 - 7 - Country Radio Seminar - Nashville, TN 6 - 8 - Pollstar Live! – Los Angeles, CA 8 - Guild of Music Supervisors Awards - Los Angeles, CA 8 - 16 - New York Fashion Week (Fall/Winter 2018) - New York, NY 9 - 25 - 2018 Winter Olympics - Pyeongchang, South Korea 10 - The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Sci-Tech Awards - Los Angeles, CA 11 - The Writers Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 13 - Mardi Gras 14 - Valentine's Day 14 - Barbershop Harmony Society’s “Singing Valentines” Day 14 - NME Awards - London, UK 14 - 18 - Folk Alliance Conference - Kansas City, MO 16 - Lunar New Year 18 - BAFTA Awards - London, UK 18 - NBA All-Star Game - Los Angeles, CA 18 - Daytona 500 - Daytona Beach, FL 19 - Presidents’ Day, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 19 - 25 - Noise Pop Festival - San Francisco, CA 21 - Academy of Country Music Awards second round ballot closes 21 - BRIT Awards - London, UK 22 - 24 - Durango Songwriters Expo - Ventura, CA 22 - 25 - Millennium Music Conference & Showcase - Harrisburg, PA 24 - 25 - Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico - Mexico City, Mexico 27 - The Oscars final ballot closes 27 - Laureus World Sports Awards - Monaco 28 - The Oscars Concert - Los Angeles, CA MARCH 2018 1 - 3 - by:Larm - Oslo, Norway 1 - 4 - Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival - Okeechobee, FL 2 - 4 - McDowell Mountain Music Festival- Phoenix, AZ 3 - Film Independent Spirit Awards - Santa Monica, CA 4 - The Oscars - Hollywood, CA 6 - 9 - International Live Music Conference - London, UK 7 - Michael Dorf Presents' “The Music Of Led Zeppelin” tribute show - New York, NY 7 - 8 - Media Summit New York - New York, NY 9 - 10 - The National Day Of Unplugging 9 - 18 - South By Southwest - Austin, TX 11 - iHeartRadio Music Awards - Los Angeles, CA 13 - The Ellies, National Magazine Awards Gala- New York, NY 14 - Academy of Country Music Awards final round ballot closes 16 - 18 - Lollapalooza Chile - Santiago, Chile 16 - 25 - PaleyFest LA - Los Angeles, CA 17 - St. Patrick’s Day 17 - 18 - jazz in the Gardens Music Festival - Miami, FL 21 - 25 - Treefort Music Fest - Boise, ID 22 - 25 - BIG EARS FESTIVAL - Knoxville, TN 23 - 25 - Ultra Music Festival - Miami, FL 23 - 25 - WonderCon - Anaheim, CA 23 - 25 - Lollapalooza Brasil - Sao Paolo, Brazil 23 - 25 - Innings Festival - Tempe, AZ 24 - Kids’ Choice Awards – Inglewood, CA 24 - Stellar Gospel Music Awards - Las Vegas, NV 24 - 25 - In Bloom Music Festival - Houston, TX 25 - Juno Awards - Vancouver, BC Canada 26 - T.J. Martell Foundation Nashville Honors Gala - Nashville, TN 29 - MLB Opening Day 30 - Good Friday 30 - APR 7 - Passover 31 - NCAA Final Four - San Antonio, TX APRIL 2018 1 - Easter 1 - SHORE FIRE MEDIA Anniversary 2 - NCAA Championship Game - San Antonio, TX 3 - 7 - Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival - Nashville, TN 5 - 7 - The Human Gathering - Los Angeles, CA 5 - 8 - Country Thunder Arizona - Florence, AZ 6 - 8 - Tortuga Music Festival - Fort Lauderdale, FL 6 - 8 - Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo - Chicago, IL 7 - 12 - NAB Show - Las Vegas, NV 8 - Savannah Music Festival - Savannah, GA 10 - 14 - TED2018 Conference - Vancouver, BC Canada 11 - NHL Stanley Cup playoffs begin 11 - National Barbershop Quartet Day 11 - 14 - Musikmesse - Frankfurt, Germany 12 - 14 - ACM Party for a Cause Festival - Las Vegas, NV 12 - 15 - French Quarter Festival - New Orleans, LA 12 - 15 - LAUNCH Music Conference & Festival - Lancaster, PA 13 - 15 - Coachella, weekend 1 - Indio, CA 14 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Cleveland, OH 14 - Juke Joint Festival - Clarksdale, MS 15 - Academy of Country Music Awards - Las Vegas, NV 18 - 29 - Tribeca Film Festival - New York, NY 20 - 22 - Coachella, weekend 2 - Indio, CA 21 - Record Store Day 21 - Kristen Ann Carr Fund A Night To Remember - New York, NY 21 - 22 - Los Angeles Times Festival of Books - Los Angeles, CA 22 - Earth Day 26 - 28 - NFL 2018 Draft - Arlington, TX 26 - 29 - MoPOP Pop Conference - Seattle, WA 26 - 29 - MerleFest - Wilkesboro, NC 27 - 29 - Stagecoach Festival - Indio, CA 27 - MAY 6 - New Orleans jazz & Heritage Festival - New Orleans, LA 28 - White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner - Washington, DC 28 -29 - Fortress Festival - Forth Worth, TX 29 - MAY 2 - MUSEXPO - Hollywood, CA PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN APRIL BASED ON 2017 DATE: - New York City International Film Festival - New York, NY - Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees Announced - Nashville, TN - Euphoria Music Fest - Austin, TX - SESAC Pop Music Awards - New York, NY - Vanity Fair’s Founders Fair - New York, NY - Florida Music Festival & Conference - Orlando, FL - Billboard Latin Music Conference and Awards - Miami, FL - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony HBO broadcast - Daytime Emmy Awards - Los Angeles, CA - Red Bull Music Academy Festival - New York, NY MAY 2018 2 - 4 - Worldwide Radio Summit - Hollywood, CA 4 - The Kentucky Oaks - Louisville, KY 4 - 6 - Shaky Knees Festival – Atlanta, GA 4 - 6 - Beale Street Music Festival - Memphis, TN 5 - The Kentucky Derby - Louisville, KY 5 - 6 - Liverpool Sound City - Liverpool, UK 7 - 9 - ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO - Hollywood, CA 7 - 13 - Canadian Music Week - Toronto, ON Canada 8 - Gospel Music Association Honors & Hall of Fame Ceremony - Nashville, TN 8 - 19 - Cannes Film Festival - Cannes, France 9 - 13 - Key West Songwriters Festival - Key West, FL 10 - Blues Music Awards - Memphis, TN 10 - 19 - Nashville Film Festival - Nashville, TN 13 - Mother’s Day 13 - 18 - Musicfest Northwest - Spokane, WA 14 - 17 - Music Biz 2018 Convention - Nashville, TN 15 - 18 - Non-COMMvention - Philadelphia, PA 15 - JUN 14 - Ramadan 17 - 19 - The Great Escape Festival - Brighton, UK 17 - 20 - Moogfest - Durham, NC 18 - 19 - SyncSummit Nashville - Nashville, TN 18 - 20 - Hangout Festival - Gulf Shores, AL 18 - 20 - Electric Daisy Carnival - Las Vegas, NV 19 - The Preakness Stakes - Baltimore, MD 19 - InfieldFest at The Preakness - Baltimore, MD 19 - 20 - Doheny Blues Festival - Dana Point, CA 22 - 24 - Digital Hollywood Spring - Los Angeles, CA 23 - 25 - International Music Summit Ibiza - Ibiza, Spain 24 - 27 - DelFest - Cumberland, MD 25 - 27 - Boston Calling Music Festival - Boston, MA 25 - 27 - Sasquatch! 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GrowCo Conference - New Orleans, LA - Variety’s Entertainment & Technology Summit - New York, NY - Relix Live Music Conference - Brooklyn, NY - LA Games Conference - Los Angeles, CA - TechCrunch Disrupt - New York, NY - ASCAP Screen Music Awards - Los Angeles, CA - ASCAP Pop Music Awards - Los Angeles, CA - Vulture Festival - New York, NY - Billboard Music Awards - Las Vegas, NV - MTV Movie & TV Awards - The Webby Awards - New York, NY - BMI Pop Awards - Beverly Hills, CA JUNE 2018 1 - 2 - Rock The South Festival - Cullman, AL 1 - 3 - The Governors Ball Music Festival - New York, NY 1 - 3 - Bunbury Music Festival - Cincinnati, OH 1 - 3 - Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Fest - Augusta, NJ 2 - 3 - Field Trip Festival - Toronto, ON Canada 4 - 6 - MLB 2018 Draft 5 - 8 - MIDEM Digital Music Conference - Cannes, France 6 -10 - Napa Valley jazz Getaway - Napa, CA 7 - 9 - NOS Primavera Sound - Porto, Portugal 7 - 10 - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival - Manchester, TN 7 - 10 - CMA Music Festival - Nashville, TN 8 - 10 - Taste of Country Fest - Hunter, NY 8 - 17 - NXNE - Toronto, ON Canada 9 - Belmont Stakes - Elmont, NY 10 - The Tony Awards - New York, NY 11 - 13 - IMMERSE Conference - Nashville, TN 11 - 17 - US Open (Golf) – Southampton, NY 12 - 13 - ProAthlete, The Lifestyle of Sports - New York, NY 12 - 14 - Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) - Los Angeles, CA 14 - Flag Day 14 - Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - New York, NY 14 - 16 - Sonar Festival - Barcelona, Spain 14 - 16 - Blue Ox Festival - Eau Claire, WI 14 - 17 - Firefly Music Festival - Dover, DE 14 - JUL 15 - 2018 FIFA World Cup - Russia 15 - Eid al-Fitr 15 - 17 - Mountain jam - Hunter, NY 15 - 17 - Country Summer - Santa Rosa, CA 16 - 17 - Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival - Croton-on-Hudson, NY 17 - Father’s Day 18 - 21 - A2IM Indie Week - New York, NY 19 - 22 - Reeperbahn Festival New York Edition - New York, NY 21 - A2IM’s LIBERA Awards - New York, NY 21 - 24 - Telluride Bluegrass Festival - Telluride, CO 21 - 24 - BET Experience - Los Angeles, CA 22 - Gracie Awards Gala - Beverly Hills, CA 22 - 23 - SyncSummit New York – New York, NY 22 - 24 - Country LakeShake - Chicago, IL 22 - 30 - Rochester International jazz Festival - Rochester, NY 23 - Saratoga jazz Festival - Saratoga, NY 23 - 24 - Arroyo Seco Weekend - Pasadena, CA 27 - JUL 1 - Summerfest - Milwaukee, WI 27 - JUL 1 - Smithsonian Folklife Festival - Washington, DC 28 - 30 - Summer NAMM - Nashville, TN 28 - JUL 1 - Vida Festival - Barcelona, Spain 30 - JUL 2 - Summer Fancy Food Show - New York, NY PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN JUNE BASED ON 2017 DATE: - Newport Beach jazz Festival - Culver City, CA - Roots Picnic - Philadelphia, PA - Drama
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