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Directory of Managers & Booking Agents Directory of Managers & Booking Agents Music-makersUpdated for tap 2020, into MC’sthis directory exclusive, to connectnational listwith of indie professionals labels, marketing will help &connect promo expertsyou to those and indiewho canpublicists. handle Plus your loads career of interestscontact informationand to arrange aid you live in promoting bookings. your(For musicMC’s list career, of Music DIY style:Attorneys, T-shirt please and CD visit development, musicconnection.com/industry-contacts.) blog sites and social media tools. MANAGERS ARSLANIAN & ASSOCIATES Clients: the Third Degree, Baxter Black, BITCHIN ENTERTAINMENT 6671 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 1502 Ronny Cox, Highway 101, Nitty Gritty 1750 Collard Valley Rd. 5B ARTIST MANAGEMENT Hollywood, CA 90028 Dirt Band Cedartown, GA 30125 220 36th St., Ste. B442 323-465-0533 *No unsolicited material 678-901-0162 Brooklyn, NY 11232 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 310-450-7132 Web: arslanianassociates.com/who.html BBA MANAGEMENT & BOOKING Web: bitchinentertainment.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Oscar Arslanian 12400 Hwy. 71 W., Ste. 350-177 Styles: rock, pop, hip-hop, Americana, Web: 5bam.com Clients: Fabian, Chris Montez, Little Austin, TX 78738 country, R&B, jazz, punk, metal, rap, Styles: Metal, Rock, Alt. Peggy March, Kathy Young, Johnny 512-477-7777 folk, s/s *No unsolicited material Tillotson, Merrilee Rush, Brian Hyland Email: [email protected] Clients: Blackhawk, Blue Oyster Cult, Styles: Classic Rock Web: bbabooking.com Charlie Allen, Gary Campbell, Kansas, Additional location: Services: personal management Contact: Laura Mordecai Judas Priest, Nickel Creek, Steve Miller *No unsolicited material Styles: rock, jazz Band 12021 W. Jefferson Blvd. Clients: Matt Wilson, Beto and the *Accepts unsolicited material Culver City, CA 90066 ARTIST IN MIND Fairlanes, Javier Chapparo 310-450-7132 14100 Dickens St., Ste. 1 Services: specializes in placing BLACK DOT MANAGEMENT Sherman Oaks, CA 91423-4236 musicians for recording sessions and 6820 La Tijera Blvd., Ste. 117 AAM 818-906-8020 Fax 818-924-1000 back up for touring acts, must read sheet Los Angeles, CA 90045 270 Lafayette St., Ste 605 Email: [email protected] music 310-568-9091 Fax 323-777-8169 New York, NY 10012 Contact: Doug Buttleman *No unsolicited material Email: [email protected] 212-924-2929 Clients: Sanders Bohlke, Jeffrey Cain, Web: blkdot.com Email: [email protected] The Verve Pipe, Brian Vander Ark BEAR CREEK PRODUCER Contact: Raymond A. Shields, Pat Web: aaminc.com Styles: rock, modern rock, pop, adult MANAGEMENT Shields Contact: Matthew Clayman *No unsolicited material 6313 Maltby Rd. Clients: producers, engineers, Styles: Alt., Rock, Pop, Indie Woodinville, WA 98072 marketing, production Clients: Call for roster AZOFF MUSIC MANAGEMENT 425-481-4100 Styles: R&B, jazz, urban adult *No unsolicited material, represents 1100 Glendon Ave., Ste. 2000 Email: [email protected] contemporary producers only Los Angeles, CA 90024 Web: bearcreekstudio.com Services: personal management, 310-209-3100 Contact: Manny Hadlock marketing Additional locations: Styles: All Styles: intelligent rock, indie rock, rock *No unsolicited material *No unsolicited material nervous, folk, renaissance, rock, jazz 5979 W. 3rd St., Ste. 204 Clients: Gordon Raphael, Ryan Hadlock, BRICK WALL MANAGEMENT Los Angeles, CA 90036 ELLEN AZORIN, MANAGER, PEDRO Holy Ghost Revival, Sony Records, Sub 39 W. 32nd St., Ste. 1403 310-271-9350 GIRAUDO JAZZ ORCHESTRA Pop, Vertigo, Warner, Transgressive New York, NY 10001 157 W. 79th St., Ste. 4A *No unsolicited material 212-501-0748 1600 17th Ave., S. New York, NY 10024 Email: [email protected] Nashville, TN 37212 212-724-2400 BEDLAM MUSIC MANAGEMENT Web: brickwallmgmt.com 615-742-1234 Email: [email protected] 290 Gerrard St. East Contact: Michael Solomon, Rishon Web: pedrogiraudo.com, Toronto, ON M5A 2G4 Blumberg ABBA-TUDE ENTERTAINMENT cantaloupeproductions.com 416-585-7885 Fax 905-248-3195 Styles: pop, rock, country, singer- 311 N. Robertson Ave., Ste. 505 Styles: Jazz Email: [email protected] songwriter Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Client: Pedro Giraudo Jazz Orchestra Web: bedlammusicmgt.com Clients: Adam Landry, Cherry Poppin 818-991-7399 *Accepts unsolicited material Clients: The Sheepdogs, Moors, JuD, Daddies, The Clarks, Eddie Berman, Email: [email protected] City and Colour, Monster Truck Jarett Bellucci, Lonesome Animals, Contact: Mark “Abba” Abbattista THE BABBLE BOUTIQUE Marshall Altman, Michael Counts, Styles: All Email: [email protected] Additional locations: Nevada Color, Vanessa Carlton, William Services: Personal management, legal Web: TheBabbleBoutique.com Fitzsimmons, 10X Management *Accepts unsolicited material Contact: Azalee Maslow 4525 Russell Ave. #1 *No unsolicited material Styles: All Los Angeles, CA 90027 AFRICAN MUSIC SOURCE Services: Social and digital media BRILLIANT PRODUCTIONS 1225 Everett St. consulting and management agency. 1300 Clinton St., Ste 205 Decatur, GA 30030 El Cerrito, CA 94530 We specialize in converting your Nashville, TN 37203 404-312-6237 510-778-1885 followers into paying fans. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] *No unsolicited material BIG HASSLE MANAGEMENT Web: brilliant-productions.com Web: africanmusicsource.com 40 Exchange Place, Ste. 1900 Contact: Nancy Lewis-Pegel Contact: Baba Ken Okulolo BACKER ENTERTAINMENT LLC New York, NY 10005 Styles: roots, rock, jam, Americana, Styles: African 87 Plymouth Ave. 212-619-1360 blues Clients: Baba Ken and Kotoja, Baba Yonkers, NY 10710 Web: bighassle.com Clients: Webb Wilder, Geoff Achison, Ken and Afro-Groove Connection, West 914-779-6087 Styles: alt., indie, rock, pop Yonrico Scott, Randall Bramblett, Peter African Highlife Band, Baba Ken Okulolo Email: [email protected] Clients: Ben Kweller, A Fragile Tomorro, Karp, Glenn Phillips/Cindy Wilson of and the Nigerian Brothers Web: backerentertainment.com Absofacto, Alice Phoebo Lou, All Them B-52’s *Accepts unsolicited material Contact: David Backer Witches Services: A boutique agency that gives *Accepts unsolicited material personal attention to musicians AMERICAN ARTISTS BACKSTAGE ENTERTAINMENT *No unsolicited material ENTERTAINMENT GROUP 5018 Franklin Pike Additional Location: 29 Royal Palm Pointe, Ste. 5 Nashville, TN 37220 BROKAW COMPANY, THE Vero Beach, FL 32960 310-325-9997 3685 Motor Ave., Ste 240 10736 Jefferson Blvd. #462 772-226-7201 Email: staff@backstageentertainment. Los Angeles, CA 90034 Culver City, CA 90230 Email: [email protected] net 424-603-4655 Los Angeles, CA 90069 Web: aaeg.com Web: backstageentertainment.net 310-273-2060 Styles: pop, rock, R&B, country, s/s Contact: Paul Loggins, John Stevens, BIG NOISE Email: [email protected], Clients: Jenny Galiardi, Mike Guerriero, Laurent Stoeckli 11 S. Angell St., Ste. 336 [email protected] Lyrical Eye, Baha Men, Frank Stallone Styles: All Providence, RI 02906 Web: brokawcompany.com *Accepts unsolicited material, but not Services: full-service radio promotion, 401-274-4770 Contact: David Brokaw, Joel Brokaw, seeking new clients publicity and PR, radio programming/ Email: [email protected] Sanford Brokaw consulting, personal management, Web: bignoisenow.com Styles: All ANGELICA ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT entertainment consulting/marketing Contact: Al Gomes Services: Full service Nashville, TN *Accepts unsolicited material Styles: pop, rock, R&B, metal, jazz, *No unsolicited material 615-794-0485 Fax 615-591-1463 acoustic, blues, punk, techno Email: [email protected] BANDGURU MANAGEMENT Clients: Christina Aguilera, Katharine BULLETPROOF ARTIST Web: angelica.org P.O. 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