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2014 Concert Series Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks SPONSORSHIP DECK 2014 Concert Series MoBoogie™ Live is a concept born in Colorado where filming live music events and exclusive interviews with chart topping artists is our life-blood, and airing the results in 6 Million homes nationally is our way of giving back. Everyone with a pulse should get to enjoy today's incredibly talented musicians, but can't always make it to the events. MoBoogie™ Live is here to bring a diverse variety of music genres and the stories of music artists to their fans, which can be viewedvi from their homes through partner TV, digital and social media channels. The entire MoBoogie™ Live concert series will span over a 9 month period. Series #1 will air three episodes, monthly, with the premier Widespread Panic episode air date to be determined upon Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks confirming our Presenting Partner. Series #2 will air twelve episodes, weekly, and will commence after Series #1 has ended. The one-hour TV premier featuring Widespread Panic, which serves as the model format for each episode, consists of 80% music from the band's 4-night sold out run at Red Rocks Amphitheatre this past June and 20% band commentary from six plus hours of interview footage MoBoogie obtained during the band's preparation prior to the Red Rocks shows. The premier along with all other episodes of the series will replay additional times throughout the year on Altitude, as well SPONSORSHIP DECK In addition to Red Rocks, some of the other venues in Colorado where we’ll capture targeted artists are The Fillmore Auditorium, The Ogden, The Gothic, and Fox Theatre. A highlight of MoBoogie's music network and the artists being targeted for future episodes includes: Allman Brothers Band Frank Turner Mickey Hart Band Bacon Brothers G. Love & Special Sauce 2014Nicki Concert Bluhm and Series the Gramblers Bad Religion Galactic North Mississippi Allstars Bassnectar George Clinton Ozomatli Big Head Todd Gov't Mule Pepper Black Crowes Grace Potter and the Nocturnals Phish BoomboxBoomb GreyboyG Allstars Portugal.P The Man Brett Dennon John Oates Pretty Lights Cracker Juliette Lewis Rebelution Del McCoury Jurassic 5 Reel Big Fish Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Band Karl Denson's Tiny Universe Slightly Stoopid Disco Biscuits Keller Williams SOJA Dispatch Leftover Salmon String Cheese Incident Drive-ByD Truckers Less ThanTh Jake Premier featuring WidespreadUmphrey'sUmph Panic McGee at Red Rocks Dropkick Murphys Little Feat Xavier Rudd Elephant Revival Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Z-Trip Fishbone Michael Franti SPONSORSHIP DECK VIEWERSHIP MoBoogie™ Over the last 6 years MoBoogie has produced over 2,000 videos and over 2,500 audio tracks in the MoBoogie Loft in Denver, and at concerts in and 2014 Concert Series around Colorado. We'veW had millions of people from over 233 different countries around the world view our videos and millions more from over 146 different countries tune into our Global Radio Station on MoBoogie.com. Our videos are hosted on our website and YouTube channel, where we have over 20 million views. Altitude Sports & Entertainment™ Seen in 6 million homes nationally to include more than 3.1 million homes within a 10 state territory (Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, South Dakota), Altitude is the television home of the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Rapids, Colorado Mammoth, Colorado Eagles, Denver Outlaws, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, ESPN Syndication (including Big 12 Conference and American Athletic Conference events), as well as other local and regional sports, entertainment and public service programming. It is available on cable and satellite and can be seen on Comcast (channel 25) in Denver and nationallyPremier featuring on the Widespread DISH Network Panic at Red(channel Rocks 410) and DirecTV (channel 681). A full list of Altitude programming and other information can be found at Altitude.tv. National Viewership Demographic: Income $50K - $100K+: 68.6% Female: 26.3%; Male: 73.7% Adults 18-34: 37.3% annually; 29.9% monthly Adults 18-49: 69.9% annually; 52.5% monthly Adults 25-54: 71.5% annually; 54.2% monthly Education: 30.4% have a college degree or higher SPONSORSHIP DECK MARKETING & PROMOTION Through the combined efforts of MoBoogie and Altitude, there will be a full multimedia marketing and promotions campaign to promote the series, including: A MoBoogie™ Live TV Promo which will run on a ROS basis 2014 Concert Series An Altitiude.tv Slideshow Banner promoting debut airings of the episodes Updates via Twitter & Facebook reminding viewers of each episode’s debut Advertising and Public Relations efforts will reach TV, Radio, Print, Online Media, and Bloggers, to include press releases to all major distribution outlets throughout the Rocky Mountain Region, announcing the show’s inaugural episode and projected run, as well as the series-long presenting partnership with your brand. Additional grass roots distribution efforts will see tens of thousands of posters and flyers reaching the public at music events and relevant shops and venues throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. A MoBoogie™ Live presenting partner brand will also be offered a unique opportunity for developing business and customer relationships through digital engagement of end users through digital and social media channels. Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks Digital & Social Media In the past 6 years, videos hosted on MoBoogie’s YouTube channel and MoBoogie.com have reached over 24.5 Million views! Networks by the Numbers... MoBoogie YouTube video views: 780,000+ monthly MoBoogie.com & Altitude.tv unique visitors: 65,000+ monthly MoBoogie.com & Altitude.tv page views: 195,000+ monthly MoBoogie & Altitude Facebook fans: 27,311+ MoBoogie & Altitude Twitter followers: 8,980+ SPONSORSHIP DECK SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY We are seeking brand sponsors for each series, or for the life of both series, to help fund the operation, where your brand can enjoy all of the benefits included in a partnership, being seen and associated with MoBoogie™ Live everywhere the show will be marketed and broadcast. 2014 Concert Series Possible Sponsor Benefits Allow MoBoogie™ Live to be your brand’s vehicle for engaging consumers in 6 million homes with our second-to-none, bleeding edge entertainment content. Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks SPONSORSHIP DECK PREMIER EPISODE - WIDESPREAD PANIC 347,080+ Widespread Panic Facebook Fans! About the Band... 2014 Concert Series Widespread Panic is an American rock band from Athens, Georgia. The current lineup includes guitarist/singer John Bell, bassist Dave Schools, drummer Todd Nance, percussionist Domingo "Sunny" Ortiz, keyboardist John "JoJo" Hermann, and guitarist Jimmy Herring. Michael Houser and George McConnell have also played lead guitar for the band. Since their inception in Athens, Georgia, in 1986, Widespread Panic has risen to elite status among American jam bands. Following in the steps of other Southern rock jam bands such as The Allman Brothers, they have influences from the Southern rock, blues-rock, progressive rock, funk and hard rock genres. They are frequentlyfr compared to other jam band "road Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks warriors" such as the Grateful Dead and Phish. Widely renowned for their live performances, as of 2013, they hold the record for number of sold-out performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (Morrison, Colorado) at 42 and Philips Arena (Atlanta, Georgia) at 17. SPONSORSHIP DECK 2014 Concert Series THANK YOU For further exploration of the Presenting Partnership opportunity, please contact: Greg Bloom Premier featuring Widespread Panic at Red Rocks 720.364.5994 [email protected] SPONSORSHIP DECK.
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