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Shore Fire Best Calendar 2015-2016 SHORE FIRE MEDIA’S 2015/2016 Best Calendar NOVEMBER 2015 1 – SESAC Nashville Music Awards – Nashville, TN 2 – ASCAP Country Music Awards – Nashville, TN 3 – BMI Country Awards – Nashville, TN 3 – 4 - GameSoundCon - Los Angeles, CA 4 - CMA Awards - Nashville, TN 4 - GRAMMY voting first ballot deadline 4 – 5 - Variety Big Data Summit – Los Angeles, CA 5 - 7 - College Music Society National Conference - Indianapolis, IN 5 – 12 - AFI Film Festival - Los Angeles, CA 6 – 7 - Electric Daisy Carnival - Orlando, FL 6 – 8 - Fun Fun Fun Fest - Austin, TX 6 – 8 – Fretboard Summit – Pescadaro, CA 7 - The Rock Hall’s Annual Music Masters Series - Cleveland, OH 10 - SF MusicTech Summit - San Francisco, CA 10 – 15 - New York Comedy Festival - New York, NY 11 - Veterans Day 11 - Hollywood Music in Media Awards - Los Angeles, CA 11 – 14 - San Diego Music Thing - San Diego, CA 11 – 15 – North American Law Summit: Entertainment, Sports & Intellectual Property – Cancun, Mexico 12 – 15 - Driven Music Conference - Atlanta, GA 12 – 19 – DOC NYC film festival – New York, NY 14 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Governors Awards - Los Angeles, CA 15 – 17 - Bandwidth Music | Technology Conference - Palm Springs, CA 16 - A Hollywood Christmas at The Grove - Hollywood, CA 18 - National Book Awards Ceremony - New York, NY 18 - Latin GRAMMYs Person of the Year - Las Vegas, NV 18 – 19 - Billboard Touring Conference & Awards - New York, NY 19 - Latin GRAMMY Awards - Las Vegas, CA 20 - Mercury Prize ‘Albums of the Year’ – London, UK 20 – Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America airs 22 - American Music Awards - Los Angeles, CA 22 - Miami Reggae Festival - Miami, FL 24 – WhyHunger’s 30th Hungerthon 26 - Thanksgiving, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 26 - NFL Thanksgiving Games 26 - Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade - New York, NY 27- Black Friday, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 29 - Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade - Hollywood, CA 30 - Gotham Independent Film Awards - New York, NY DECEMBER 2015 2 - Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting - New York, NY 2 - Content Protection Summit – Marina Del Rey, CA 3 - CMA Country Christmas airs 3 - National Christmas tree lighting - Washington, DC 3 - 6 - Art Basel - Miami Beach, FL 4 – 5 – Electric Daisy Carnival Brasil – São Paulo, Brazil 6 - Kennedy Center Honors - Washington, DC 6 – CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute – New York, NY 6 - 14 - Chanukah 7 - GRAMMY Nominations Announced 7 – 8 – Lead Belly Fest – New York, NY 7 – 8 – TechCrunch Disrupt – London, UK 8 – Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors Awards - Los Angeles, CA 9 – 10 – Boston Music Awards – Boston, MA 9 – 12 - Aspen Live Conference - Aspen, CO 9 – Academy of Country Music Awards nomination round ballot closes 10 - Golden Globe nominations announcement 10 - Nobel Prize Ceremony - Oslo, Norway & Stockholm, Sweden 11 - Nobel Peace Prize Concert - Oslo, Norway 13 – 15 - International Music Festival Conference – San Diego, CA 25 - Christmas, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 31 - New Year’s Eve PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN DECEMBER BASED ON 2014 DATE: - CMT Artists of the Year - Nashville, TN - Billboard Women in Music Luncheon - New York, NY - Variety Home Entertainment Hall of Fame Awards - Beverly Hills, CA - A Very GRAMMY Christmas - American Country Countdown Awards - Nashville, TN JANUARY 2016 1 - New Year's Day, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 1 - NHL Winter Classic – Foxboro, MA 6 - People's Choice Awards - Los Angeles, CA 6 - 9 - International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) - Las Vegas, NV 7 - Variety Entertainment Summit at CES - Las Vegas, NV 8- AFI Awards Luncheon - Los Angeles, CA 10 - Golden Globe Awards 13 - 16 - Eurosonic Festival - Groningen, Netherlands 13 - 17 - Winter Jazzfest NYC - New York, NY 13 - 17 - Crested Butte Songwriters Festival - Crested Butte, CO 14 - Academy Awards nominations announcement 14 - 15 - Jazz Connect Conference - New York, NY 15 - GRAMMY voting final ballot deadline 15 - 19 - APAP conference - New York, NY 17 - 19 - Winter Fancy Food Show - San Francisco, CA 18 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 19 – Academy of Country Music Awards second round ballot closes 19 - 21 - NATPE - Miami Beach, FL 21 - 23 - Michigan Music Conference - Grand Rapids, MI 21 - 24 - National Association of Music Merchandise (NAMM) Show - Anaheim, CA 21 - 31 - Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT 23 - Producers Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 26 - 30 - International Blues Challenge - Memphis, TN 30 - Screen Actors Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 31 - NFL Pro Bowl – Honolulu, HI 31 - NHL All-Star Game – Nashville, TN PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN JANUARY BASED ON 2015 DATE: - National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards Gala - New York, NY - Guild of Music Supervisors Awards - Hollywood, CA - Nielsen TV Sweeps Period - Ann Arbor Folk Festival - Ann Arbor, MI FEBRUARY 2016 1 – National Magazine Awards Gala- New York, NY 3 - 7 - Sphinx Competition - Detroit, MI 5 – Billboard Power 100 – Los Angeles, CA 5 - NAACP Image Awards - Los Angeles, CA 6 - Directors Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 7 - NFL Super Bowl – Santa Clara, CA 8 - Lunar New Year 8 - 10 - Country Radio Seminar - Nashville, TN 9 - Mardi Gras 10 - 12 - Pollstar Live – San Francisco, CA 11 - 18 - New York Fashion Week (Fall/Winter 2016) - New York, NY 13 - MusiCares Person Of The Year Tribute - Santa Monica, CA 13 – The Writers Guild Awards - Los Angeles, CA 14 - Valentine's Day 14 - BAFTA Awards - London, UK 14 - NBA All-Star Game – Toronto, ON Canada 14 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Scientific and Technical Awards 15 - President's Day, SHORE FIRE MEDIA offices closed 15 - GRAMMY Awards - Los Angeles, CA 17 - 21 - Folk Alliance Conference - Kansas City, MO 19 - 21 - Millennium Music Conference & Showcase - Harrisburg, PA 19 – 27 - Noise Pop Festival - San Francisco, CA 21 - Daytona 500 (NASCAR Season Opener) - Daytona Beach, FL 23 - Academy Awards final ballot closes 24 - BRIT Awards - London, UK 25 – 27 - Durango Songwriters Expo - Santa Ynez, CA 27 - 28 - Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico - Mexico City, Mexico 28 - Academy Awards - Hollywood, CA 29 - T.J. Martell Foundation Nashville Honors Gala - Nashville, TN PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN FEBRUARY BASED ON 2015 DATE: – Caribbean Music Summit - Barbados - NME Awards - London, UK – Film Independent Spirit Awards - Los Angeles, CA - Electric Daisy Carnival Puerto Rico - San Juan, PR MARCH 2016 1 - 2 - Media Summit New York - New York, NY 2 - 5 - By:Larm - Oslo, Norway 3 - 6 - International Live Music Conference - London, UK 4 - 5 - The National Day Of Unplugging 11 - 13 - McDowell Mountain Music Festival- Phoenix, AZ 11 - 15 - South By Southwest (Interactive) - Austin, TX 11 - 19 - South By Southwest (Film) - Austin, TX 12 - 13 - Lollapalooza Brazil - Sao Paolo, Brazil 14 – Academy of Country Music Awards final round ballot closes 15 - 19 - TED2016 Conference - Vancouver, BC Canada 15 - 20 - South By Southwest (Music) - Austin, TX 17 - St. Patrick’s Day 18 - 20 - Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo - Chicago, IL 18 - 20 - Jazz in the Gardens Music Festival - Miami, FL 18 - 20 - Ultra Music Festival - Miami, FL 19 - 20 - Lollapalooza Chile - Santiago, Chile 20 - Stellar Gospel Music Awards - Las Vegas, NV 25 - Good Friday 27 - Easter PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN MARCH BASED ON 2015 DATE: - ASCAP Film & TV Awards - Los Angeles, CA - mtvU Woodie Awards - Austin, TX - Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival - Nashville, TN - Winter Music Conference - Miami Beach, FL - Laureus World Sports Awards - Shanghai, China – TJ Martell Foundation Nashville Honors Gala – Nashville, TN APRIL 2016 1 - SHORE FIRE MEDIA Anniversary 1 - 3 - ACM Party for a Cause Festival – Las Vegas, NV 2 - NCAA Final Four – Houston, TX 3 – iHeartRadio Music Awards 3 - Juno Awards – Calgary, AB Canada 4 - NCAA Championship Game – Houston, TX 4 - MLB Opening Day 7 - 10 - Country Thunder Music Festival - Florence, AZ 7 - 10 - French Quarter Festival - New Orleans, LA 7 - 10 - Musikmesse – Frankfurt, Germany 9 - 10 - Los Angeles Times Festival of Books - Los Angeles, CA 13 – 14 - GRAMMYs on the Hill Awards - Washington, DC 13 - 15 - Worldwide Radio Summit - Hollywood, CA 13 - 24 - Tribeca Film Festival - New York, NY 14 - 23 - Nashville Film Festival - Nashville, TN 15 - 16 - Global Rock Summit - Hollywood, CA 15 - 17 - Coachella, weekend 1 - Indio, CA 15 - 17 - Tortuga Music Festival - Fort Lauderdale, FL 16 - 21 - NAB Show - Las Vegas, NV 17 - 20 - MUSEXPO - Hollywood, CA 18 – SESAC Pop Music Awards – New York, NY 20 - International Music Summit: IMS Engage – Los Angeles, CA 21 - 24 - Launch Music Conference & Festival - Lancaster, PA 21 - 28 - New York City International Film Festival - New York, NY 22 - Earth Day 22 - 24 - Coachella, weekend 2 - Indio, CA 22 - 30 – Passover 22 - MAY 1- New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival - New Orleans, LA 28 – 30 - ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO - Los Angeles, CA 28 - 30 - NFL 2016 Draft - Chicago, IL 28 – MAY 1 - MerleFest - Wilkesboro, NC 29 – MAY 1 - Stagecoach Festival - Indio, CA 29 - MAY 1 - Levitation Fest - Austin, TX 29 – MAY 1 - Beale Street Music Festival - Memphis, TN PROJECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN APRIL BASED ON 2015 DATE: - SyncSummit London - London, UK - MTV Movie Awards - Los Angeles, CA - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - Cleveland, OH - Academy of Country Music Awards - Arlington, TX - ABA Annual International Legal Symposium on the World of Music, Film, Television & Sports - Miami Beach, FL - Nielsen TV Sweeps Period - White House Correspondents’
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