DOCSLIB.ORG

We Are Peppermint 2019 Email

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
We Are Peppermint 2019 Email Contents #01 Who we are Click here #02 The journey Click here #03 What we do Click here #04 Why choose us Click here #05 Who we’ve worked with Click here #06 Case study Click here ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. Lets start AT THE BEGINNING ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. we WHOare ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. We are a highly passionate team that’s been at the forefront of the event and festival revolution since 2003. We are specialists in our field. We provide high-performance event bars 2 at everything from corporate events to large scale outdoor festivals. We go above and beyond to deliver our clients’ vision. We are a team of talented, highly-skilled, event professionals. We are small enough to be nimble and flexible, but large enough to deliver scale when required. We have over 15 years experience - but we are always looking at ways to evolve and innovate. ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. We are incredibly We are We love We are passionate about entrepreneurs being creative nimble & reactive food & drink 3 We are We love We are We love innovators technology realists our people ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. THE Journey ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. 1996: Adam meets Alex at University in Oxford - the “DJ” START and the “nightclub promoter” came together and promoted club nights whilst studying. They are life long friends as well as business partners. 1999: They setup a DJ Agency and several record labels based in London next to Pete Waterman’s hit factory. 2002: They identified a gap in the market for entertainment experiences at sports events & high quality bars at outdoor events. 2003: Adam and Alex setup Peppermint and start to pick up contract wins at boutique music festivals. They help produce the first ever Lovebox Festival with the Mint group on Clapham Common. FINISH 2005-06: Peppermint sees growth in the festivals and sports event sector. Adam and Alex get their forks license! 2007-08: Adam hands back his forklift license Peppermint expand into pop up events in city centres – including ice rinks, pop up bowling, pop up restaurants and bars. 2011: Peppermint is first to the market with online EPOS solutions and real time reporting in the event environment. 2012-15: Peppermint celebrates its 10th Birthday by winning the Barclaycard British Summertime contract in Hyde Park. They also helped deliver the official fan zones for the Commonwealth Games. Peppermint operated three of the biggest fan zones for the Rugby World Cup. 2016: ‘Equals’ our in house brand activation agency is born! Peppermint delivers bars for the Queens Birthday on the Mall (in the pouring rain!) Peppermint wins Best Bar Company at The Festival Awards. 2016-17: Peppermint wins multiple contracts at Royal Ascot and delivers 20 events at Building Six, the nightclub at the o2 arena. Peppermint wins Best Bar Company again! 2018-19: Peppermint smashes all time record for most amount of pints sold in one hour for the Semi-Final of the World Cup in Hyde Park. Delivers bars to the hugely successful Winterville for the second year running and bars for the first ever All Points East Festival. Peppermint wins Best Bar Company at the Event Production Awards. ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. we WHATdo ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. BARS (EVENTS & OUTDOOR) EQUALS AGENCY SPONSORSHIP & BRAND Award-winning fully-managed event & festival bar solutions Specialist in-house experiential marketing agency - PARTNERSHIPS match making brands with events Capacity to serve 100 – 100,000 customers in one day Dedicated team delivering Integrated brand campaigns and end sponsorship for events Innovative technology & payment systems to end solutions Data and insights to deliver long term Creative bars and production Retail experts brand partnerships Full integration with Equals Pro-active data-driven operations Cutting-edge drinks & ranging The best staff in the business ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. BAR CONSULTANCY POP UP EVENTS BARS (VENUES, Full in-house bar consultancy service City centre footfall-driving concepts CORPORATE, PRIVATE) Everything from design to on-the-ground operations Pop up restaurants, shops and bars Venue bar management – fully outsourced service Fully white-labelled service Winter markets and summer pop-ups Extensive experience in nightclubs – specialists in ultra-premium VIP table service 400+ events worth of data and insights From a one month to three-year term High quality private and Our team becomes your team Over 30 previous events corporate event bar solutions We create the plan – you execute it Premium staff, premium drinks, premium service From bar backs to molecular mixologists and everything in-between ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. STREET FOOD & DRINKS CREATIVE EVENT MOBILE CASH Bringing together the very best drink and PRODUCTION MACHINES street food operators to all types of events Jaw-dropping creative bars and environments Professional, fully managed bank- Adding wow factor and true value to events standard mobile ATMs for any event From 2D & 3D designs to execution on the ground Corporate & private hire services On site/trader banking & float provision services Creative concepts All commercial models available Over 300,000 transactions every summer Branded event tours Fully regulated ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. WHY CHOOSE Peppermint? ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. Would you let an inexperienced stage manager look after your artists? Bars are often the second biggest profit centre at your event. There is too much at stake not to make the right supplier choice. Choose an operator that’s been there, got the T-Shirt. We love to work closely and collaboratively with all of our clients to help them grow and develop their events. And, we can bring so much more to the table than just a great deal. Reasons to choose Peppermint: 1. We are more that just a bar operator! 2. We have the most passionate team in the business 3. We are nimble and flexible 4. We work in partnership with our clients 5. We can bring sponsors and brand partners to add value to your event 6. Dial into our extensive experience – over 400 events and 15-years in the industry 7. No one-size-fits-all financial model – profit share, revenue share, fee, buy outs 8. We are proud of our diversity of events (from Royalty to Ravers…) ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. Who we’ve worked with 12 ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. Case Study Barclaycard British Summer Time 2013 - 2019 Peppermint are proud to have been the exclusive bar operator at Barclaycard British Summer Time since inception in 2013. Each year we deliver over 30+ bars to the event, including all front of house, backstage and 4 dedicated VIP areas. Over 200 metres and up to 1200 staff per day are deployed to this world-class concert in the heart of London. Peppermint work alongside the AEG Partnerships teams to support numerous partners, sponsors and brand activations throughout the event. 13 This contract demonstrates the scale and capability of Peppermint - but also our ability to look after the finer detail such as sponsor relationships, Hospitality suites, VIP and Artist’s bars. Barclaycard British Summer Time attracts up to 65,000 guests per day. Acts so far have included The Rolling Stones, Kylie, Take That, The Killers, Stevie Wonder, Phil Collins, Bruno Mars and many more. In June 2018, London Mayor Sadiq Khan requested that Hyde Park was transformed into one of the official Fan Zones for the FIFA World Cup Semi Final. Peppermint duly smashed the all time record of pints served in one hour… We have worked with Peppermint for over 15 years now. A professional outfit that understands what we need - and delivers it, every time. - Jim King, Executive Vice President Live Music, AEG Presents (BST Hyde Park, All Points East) ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential. PEPPERMINT EVENTS LTD T: +44 (0)333 043 7845 | E: [email protected] W: PEPPERMINTBARS.CO.UK ©2019. Peppermint Limited. Strictly private and confidential..
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Noble Rot Meets Ecstatic Synth- Poppers Hot Chip Words by Dan Keeling Photographs by Benjamin Mcmahon
    Words by Dan Keeling Noble Rot Photographs by meets ecstatic synth- SHOOT FROM THE CHIP SHOOT Benjamin McMahon poppers Hot Chip “Gordon Ramsay used to cook here a long time ago,” says Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard, reading the menu at Chez Bruce in Wandsworth. “When I last ate here, a friend from uni was working in the kitchen and I absolutely loved it.” To Joe’s left, fellow band member Al Doyle is enjoying his first drink of the evening – Vouette & Sorbée ‘Saignée de Sorbée’ Champagne – after a day rehearsing in a nearby studio for the band’s imminent support headline slot at Hackney’s All Points East festival. With their new album heralding a high point in their long career (it’s their seventh), the aptly titled A Bath Full of Ecstasy has a blend Dan Keeling: Do you cook at home? Joe Goddard: I cook all the time. I’ve got a Green of synth melodies, bouncing house basslines Egg barbecue and cook a lot of seafood, as well as buying a lot of nice wines from Bottle Apostle to try and soulful vocals that makes it one of our to pair with it. I’m interested in the weirder side of wine. This Vouette & Sorbée reminds me of a records of the year at Rotter Towers. Imagine delicious sparkling red from near Barcelona that I’ve been drinking recently called La Rosita by Pamela Geddes. It’s dry and fruity: it tastes like sparkling Erasure jamming with Daft Punk, Laid Back and Ribena to me, and I’m into that! Frankie Knuckles in a lift, and you might be Al Doyle: It’s delicious and quite unusual – it almost tastes like Pét-Nat rather than Champagne.
    [Show full text]
  • Wolves & B'cntry Cover
    Staffordshire Cover January 2017.qxp_Staffordshire Cover 16/12/2016 12:18 Page 1 Your FREE essential entertainment guide for the Midlands ISSUE 373 JANUARY 2017 STAFFORDSHIRE WHAT’S ON WHAT’S STAFFORDSHIRE 2017 JANUARY Staffordshire JACK WHITEHALL ’ OUT ON TOUR WhatFILM I COMEDY I THEATRE I GIGS I VISUAL ARTS I EVENTSs I FOOD Onstaffordshirewhatson.co.uk inside: Yourthe 16-pagelist week by week listings guide PART OF MIDLANDS WHAT’S ON MAGAZINE GROUP PUBLICATIONS GROUP MAGAZINE ON WHAT’S MIDLANDS OF PART FRANKENSTEIN Mary Shelley’s gothic horror classic at Lichfield Garrick DUNCAN OAKLEY brings a bagful of gags to Stafford venue TWITTER @WHATSONSTAFFS STAFFORDSHIREWHATSON.CO.UK @WHATSONSTAFFS TWITTER AUTOSPORT FUN four-wheel extravaganza drives into the NEC Moscow State Circus-January '17.qxp_Layout 1 16/12/2016 11:41 Page 1 Contents January Staffs.qxp_Layout 1 16/12/2016 14:01 Page 2 January 2017 Contents Evita - Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical on stage at the Regent page 28 Brendan Cole Kaiser Chiefs Wolves Lit Fest the list Strictly regular prepares to talk about bringing their Stay makes its debut with a packed Your 16-page dance All Night Long Together tour to the Midlands three-day programme week-by-week listings guide Interview page 8 Interview page 14 page 47 page 51 inside: 4. First Word 11. Food 12. Music 24. Comedy 28. Theatre 41. Film 44. Visual Arts 47. Events @whatsonwolves @whatsonstaffs @whatsonshrops Wolverhampton What’s On Magazine Staffordshire What’s On Magazine Shropshire What’s On Magazine Managing Director:
    [Show full text]
  • Saturday Set Times
    SATURDAY SET TIMES THE MAIN STAGE THE WEST STAGE THE BIG TOP M.I.A. — 21:30 NOISEY PRESENTS SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS Nas performs “Illmatic” — 20:00 Woodkid — 21:35 Bonobo LIVE — 21:00 Maverick Sabre — 18:50 Crystal Fighters — 19:45 BANKS — 19:45 Soul II Soul — 17:25 The Horrors — 18:20 Mount Kimbie — 18:25 Bipolar Sunshine — 16:20 Hercules & Love Affair — 16:55 Bondax LIVE — 17:20 Jess Glynne — 15:20 Submotion Orchestra — 15:40 Klangkarussell LIVE — 16:00 Breach — 13:45 Roosevelt — 14:40 JUCE — 15:00 V V Brown — 13:00 We Were Evergreen — 13:40 Kaleida — 14:00 Mirror Signal — 12:50 Ady Suleiman — 13:00 Noisey DJs — 12:00 Cici Cavanagh — 12:00 THE MANOR CRACK MAGAZINE & KRANKBROTHER THE APEROL SPRITZ Adam Beyer — 20:30 SOCIAL RED BULL MUSIC ACADEMY The Martinez Brothers — 19:00 PRESENTS Norman Jay MBE — 20:00 Visionquest — 17:30 Cottam — 19:00 Kenny Dope — 20:30 Krankbrother — 15:30 Monki — 18:00 Dimitri From Paris — 19:00 Ben Pearce — 14:00 GotSome — 17:00 Soul Clap — 17:30 Dense & Pika — 13:00 Tayo & Tope — 16:00 Tensnake — 16:00 Krankbrother — 12:00 Duff Disco — 15:00 Horse Meat Disco — 13:00 Timanti — 14:00 Throwing Snow — 12:00 DJ Future (ELAM) — 12:00 DISTRIKT THE BEARDED KITTEN Ben Seagren — 20:00 MANOR MAIN QUARTERS DJ Kramer — 18:00 The Element — 16:00 THE DANCE-OFF LOVESICK / KUBICLE Nice Up! Records Takeover — 19:00 Huxley — 15:00 Death on the Balcony — 20:30 The Dance-off DJs & Battles — 18:00 Clint Stewart — 12:00 Robert Outch — 18:30 Breakin’ Convention — 17:00 Melanie Blatt — 17:00 The Dance-off DJs & Battles — 16:00 Blonde Ambition
    [Show full text]
  • IMS Business Report 2016: an Annual Study of the Electronic Music Industry
    IMS Business Report 2016 An annual study of the Electronic Music industry by Kevin Watson 1 IMS Business Report 2016 by KevinWatson.net IMS Business Report 2016 covers all aspects of the industry, and results of the IMS Survey Music 1 Sales of tracks, albums and streaming by country DJs & Live Acts 2 Profiles of leading artists, including earnings and social media Clubs & Festivals 3 Popularity of festivals and clubs around the World Companies & Brands 4 Key players in industry, recent M&A activity and partnerships 5 IMS Survey Exclusive results from survey of key industry players 6 Industry Overall Updated estimate of value growth of Electronic Music globally 2 IMS Business Report 2016 by KevinWatson.net 1 Music Global music industry growth is being fuelled by South America, China and streaming services Music Revenue Growth by Paid Subscribers to Music Country / Region: Top 5 Streaming Services (YoY 2014-2015) (2012-2015) YoY % Chg +66% 68m 79% 64% 41m m 35% 28m 20m 33% 25% Source: IFPI, Billboard 3 IMS Business Report 2016 by KevinWatson.net 1 Music Dance volume of streams in USA up 33% YoY to 15bn, although share of all formats fell in 2015 Electronic / Dance Music by Format (USA) Streams (bn) Share of Sales by Format (%) +33% • Dance’s share of digital 14.9 Digital Tracks track sales (4.2%) still remains higher than the level it was at in 2012 11.2 • Album share trending to lower level following significant decline in 2014 • In terms of streams, Albums Dance share fell significantly, but overall volume increased 33% YoY from 11bn to 15bn Source: Nielsen Music U.S.
    [Show full text]
  • Recipients Address Goes Here
    Summer Days Festival 2016 Clitheroe Castle, Clitheroe Peppermint Events Ltd. Bar & Alcohol Management Plan (CONFIDENTIAL) Contents 1. Introduction to Peppermint Bars & Events Ltd 2. Core team names & further information 3. Operating Systems 4. Responsible Drinking Policy SUMMER DAYS FESTIVAL 2016 - CLITHEROE P E P P E R M I N T B A R S A N D E V E N T S | P R I V A T E A N D C O N F I D E N T I A L P A G E 1 O F 14 1. Introduction With over 10 years’ experience, we are industry leaders in providing festival bars for events of all sizes. Our reputation is based on a quality, accountability and a professional service. During that time we worked on a wide range and breath of UK festivals including; The British Summer Time Concerts in Hyde Park, Glasgow Summer Sessions, Bestival, Secret Garden Party, Shakedown Festival, Bingley Music Live, Field Day, RockNess, Camp Bestival, Henley Regatta, T4 on the Beach, Lovebox, Hevy Festival, Led Festival, Red Bull X fighters, Cowes Week, Metro Weekender, Eastern Electrics, Circo Loco, Shakedown and many more. One of the other sides to our business is to build and manage “pop up” bar environments which can last between 1 week to 3 months, past projects have included The Moose bar in Canary Wharf, The Moose in Manchester Spinning Fields and The Feast Restaurant and Bar as part of the Brighton Pavilion Ice Rink. We are committed to the continual process of making the event a safe and pleasant environment for the public to enjoy themselves through effectively managing the sale of alcohol.
    [Show full text]
  • Friday Set Times
    FRIDAY SET TIMES THE MAIN STAGE THE MANOR THE DANCE-OFF Chase & Status LIVE — 21:30 BASSLACED PRESENTS JFB — 20:30 A$AP Rocky— 20:00 DJ EZ — 20:00 Itchy & Skratchy DJs — 19:00 Katy B — 18:30 Shy FX & Stamina MC — 19:00 The Dance-Off DJs & Battles — 18:00 David Rodigan — 16:50 Hannah Wants — 17:30 East London Dance — 17:00 NZ Shapeshifter — 15:40 Sigma — 16:15 The Dance-Off DJs & Battles — 16:00 Knytro — 14:50 Kove — 15:00 East London Dance — 15:00 Etta Bond — 14:00 Special Request — 14:00 The Dance-Off DJs & Battles — 12:00 Lucky — 13:00 DJ Take — 12:00 * PLEASE NOTE SUB FOCUS WILL NOW BE PERFORMING IN THE BIG TOP AT 20:45 THE WEST STAGE ANNIE MAC PRESENTS CONTINENTAL DRIFTS Annie Mac — 21:35 REMIXED BANDSTAND Duke Dumont — 20:05 THE APEROL SPRITZ Kiesza — 19:25 SOCIAL Dutty Moonshine — 20:00 Route 94 — 18:00 Ghetto Funk Allstars — 19:00 Cyril Hahn — 16:55 Craig Charles — 20:00 Sweet Life Society — 18:00 Joey Bada$$ — 16:05 The Reflex — 19:00 Gypsy Hill — 17:00 Tourist — 15:10 Fort Romeau — 18:00 Nubiyan Twist — 16:00 MNEK — 14:25 Guy Williams — 17:00 Balaram Sound System — 15:00 Elli Ingram — 13:30 Kid Fiesta — 16:00 Charlene’s Hula Dance Workshop — 14:00 VOGA — 13:00 Rick Trainor — 12:00 Nihilismus — 15:00 Butterfield — 14:00 DJ Future (ELAM) — 12:00 THE BIG TOP BASSLACED PRESENTS Sub Focus LIVE — 20:45 DISTRIKT THE ROLLER BOOGIE THE BIG TOP Elite Force — 20:00 Work It DJS — 18:00 FACT PRESENTS THE HYDRA Darren Grayson — 18:00 Reach Up DJs — 14:00 Andy Smith | Nick Halkes | Crissy Kybosh Moderat LIVE — 18:45 Matt Hardinge — 16:00 BUMP
    [Show full text]
  • Association of Independent Festivals Six-Year Report 2014
    Association of Independent Festivals Six-Year Repor t 2014 Dr Emma Webster Live Music Exchange [email protected] Executive Summary ............................................................................................ 1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 4 The festival ‘ecology’ ....................................................................................... 6 The Association of Independent Festivals ............................................................... 6 A brief history of festivals .................................................................................... 8 Risk factors for the festival sector and examples of cancelled festivals ...................... 11 The festival market in context ............................................................................ 12 Festivals and the state – austerity and secondary ticketing ....................................... 12 Consumer confidence ................................................................................... 13 Is PRS for Music getting tough on festival promoters? .............................................. 14 Festivals and the broader music industries .......................................................... 14 The ‘Glastonbury effect’ ............................................................................... 15 Competition in and outside of the UK ................................................................ 16 Technology – social media, RFID
    [Show full text]
  • African Fusion / Electronica LONDON (UK)
    AFRICAN FUSION / ELECTRONICA LONDON (UK) Afriquoi are the 5-piece outfit that take the influence of UK house, funky, garage, dubstep and glitch and fuse it with traditional African melodies, harmonies and rhythms plus a dose of dancehall vocals. The band came to life in 2011 after percussionist and promoter www.wormfood.co.uk André Marmot arranged a session with Jally, Nico, Fiston and Kudaushe, and the team never looked back. Their infectious vibe www.wormfood.co.uk/afriquoi-2 and sound is totally unique. www.afriquoi.com Featuring a diverse array of hyper-talented musicians from Congo, DISCOGRAPHY: Gambia, Bostswana and the UK, Afriquoi combine live instruments, electronics and vocal effects to create live African dance music. KolabA 2015, WOrmfOOd As well as their spectacular 5-piece live show, Afriquoi are also available for DJ sets and semi-live DJ sets featuring live percussion ”The band’s energy onstage is infectious” - and MCs. Songlines Magazine Afriquoi is releasing a new single in March 2016 on Wormfood records, and a new EP in May. Remixes of Terakaft, Pierre STREAMING: Kwenders and Amadou Diagne are scheduled to be released next • wormfoodrecords.bandcamp.com/album/afriquoi-kolaba year. DJ MIXES: Group Size: 5 artists • soundcloud.com/dimensionsfestival/afriquoi-dimensions-2015-mix-10 DJ Set: 1-3 artists (Optional: live percussions and Kora) • www.mixcloud.com/afriquoi/because-of-the-beauty/ • www.mixcloud.com/afriquoi/afriquoi-new-year-20142015-mix/ Booking Scandinavia: d to the on le c f Marisa Segala VIDEO: e t S +45 / 25 61 82 82 • Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall at the Southbank Centre as part of Africa Utopia: [email protected] www.secondtotheleft.com vimeo.com/141264895 Skype: marisa.segala.bennett .: MORE LINKS / LIVE VIDEOS ON PAGE 3 :.
    [Show full text]
  • Jon Hopkins, Alexis Taylor, Tom Misch & Everything Everything To
    ————————————————————————————————————— Jon Hopkins, Alexis Taylor, Tom Misch & Everything Everything to headline War Child’s ‘Safe & Sound’ gigs Three Shows on 25/26/27 November 2018 at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire Finale of the ‘Learn to Live’ Campaign Tickets go on general sale October 5 Tickets priced at £35 with VIP packages also available ———————————————————————————— WATCH THE #LEARNTOLIVE VIDEO HERE War Child UK is proud to announce that Everything Everything, Jon Hopkins and Tom Misch will be headlining three nights at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on the 25th, 26th and 27th November. All proceeds will be going towards War Child UK as part of their Learn to Live Campaign and Ticketmaster will be donating a portion of the booking fee. The critically acclaimed acts will be in esteemed company, joining the likes of Take That, Wolf Alice, Coldplay, Jessie Ware, Muse, Tinie Tempah, Florence + the Machine, Craig David, Ed Sheeran, Blur, Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, The Killers, Calvin Harris and Mark Ronson as artists to have played War Child’s heralded shows. The three nights will be raising funds to ensure that children affected by conflict in areas including Iraq, Jordan and the Central African Republic, are given the support they need in schools to ensure they can recover from the psychological trauma of growing up in an area blighted by war and learn to live again. Jon Hopkins is an Ivor Novello Award nominee and two-time Mercury Prize shortlisted producer, who has collaborated with the likes of Massive Attack, Brian Eno, Coldplay and Herbie Hancock over a 20 year career.
    [Show full text]
  • DANCE MUSIC UK and SPAIN 2015 State of Play: DANCE MUSIC UK and SPAIN 2015
    State of Play: DANCE MUSIC UK AND SPAIN 2015 State of Play: DANCE MUSIC UK AND SPAIN 2015 Author Alexandra Penciu Research & Analysis Sophia Rawcliffe & Thomas Rea Editor Tina Mermiri Interviews / Editor Giles Fitzgerald Design Chloe Faram CONTENTS FOREWORD 4 EVOLUTION OF SOUND 8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 18 DEMOGRAPHICS & ATTENDANCE 26 PREFERENCES & MOTIVATIONS 46 THE DANCE CULTURE 66 THE LOGISTICS 78 CODE OF CONDUCT 94 BRANDS & SPONSORSHIP 98 CONCLUSION 112 METHODOLOGY 118 3 Foreword 5 FOREW0RD strength. This is actively technology and social FOREWORD: reinforced in this report, marketing. “Thanks to Ticketmas- with fan attendance set to ter, the world’s leading MARK LAWRENCE rise again next year and Dance music is a genre that ticketing agent, we with 80% planning to visit a is constantly pushing back finally have a powerful THE CEO OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR ELECTRONIC MUSIC dance gig in the UK the boundaries that define study of dance music it, and it is this perpetual INTRODUCES THE ‘STATE OF PLAY: DANCE MUSIC’ REPORT and 70% set to flock to culture in the UK and sun kissed beach venues sense of momentum, a Ibiza. The release of in Spain. sense of never standing still, this report is a pivotal of always striving to find Dance music has come a converts to a scene that moment; providing an Mark Lawrence Dance music is no longer the next big sound, that will long way. puts ‘the experience’ on a insight into our com- is Chief Executive simply the underground continue to draw audiences par with the music. With a munity and educating at AFEM, a not- sound of the few; it is a to the clubs, fields and Our beloved genre is now heightened desire among the wider media and for-profit trade global movement, one that beaches for years to come.
    [Show full text]
  • SSE Audio ONLY 2016 Festivals(1)
    Festivals 2016 This list shows the major festivals supplied by SSE Audio Group Jan – Sept 2016 Festival Date Location Country to Country 11-13 March O2 Arena, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood London played the indoor festival featuring the best in Country music. MTV Crashes 27-28 May Ricoh Arena, The first Crashes Coventry event was Coventry Coventry held in May, headlined by Kaiser Chiefs and Chase & Status. Wychwood Festival 2-4 June Cheltenham The Waterboys, 10cc and Bill Bailey Racecourse headlined the indie, folk and world music festival. Download Festival 10-12 June Donington Park Rammstein, Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden headlined the main stage at this year’s premier UK rock and metal festival , with SSE also supplying the Encore Stage. Glastonbury Arcadia 22-26 June Glastonbury, SSE worked with AF Live to provide Somerset sound for Glastonbury’s Arcadia, with Basement Jaxx and Craig Charles. Nocturne 23-26 June Blenheim Palace The Corrs and Elton John played at this year’s series of summer concerts at Blenheim Palace. Llangollen Eisteddfod 5-10 July Llangollen, Wales SSE provided sound for Llangollen’s international music, dance and culture festival. T In The Park 7-10 July Strathallan Calvin Harris, Red Hot Chilli Peppers Castle, and the Stone Roses headlined this Perthshire year’s Scottish music festival. Wireless Festival 8-10 July Finsbury Park, SSE provided L-Acoustics for the Main, London Second and Third stages, headlined by Calvin Harris and Chase & Status. Page 2 Festival Date Location Latitude Festival 14-17 July Henham Park, SSE supplied L-Acoustics and Suffolk Yamaha for the Main, Waterfront and Comedy stages, featuring Maccabees, The National and New Order.
    [Show full text]
  • Good Hope Festival Event Management Plan PDF 471 KB
    Good Hope Festival Event Management Plan nd rd 2 & 3 August 2014 Version 1 Dated 04 March 2014 INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS CONFIDENTIAL AND FOR THE USE OF PRE-PLANNING COMMITTEE ONLY © Continental Drifts Index Of Sections 1 Section 1 Event Overview Section 2 Appendix 1- Management team overview Appendix 2- Overview of site facilities and attractions Appendix 3- Welfare and first aid Appendix 4- Main Arena- Safety, access and egress Appendix 5- Emergency protocols and intervention procedure (incorporating emergency procedures, major incident plan and intervention procedures) Appendix 6- Crime reduction policy Appendix 7- On site safety controls Appendix 8- Children and vulnerable persons protection plan Appendix 9- Continental Drifts policies (Incorporating Safety policy, key staff roles and responsibilities and environmental policy) Appendix 10- Acoustics report and noise management plan – (to follow) Appendix 11- Traffic Management plan – (to follow) Appendix 12- Risk assessments Appendix 13- Security deployment Appendix 14- Premises license to follow Appendix 15- Insurance documents – (Good Hope Festival insurance to follow) Appendix 16- Fire brigade letter – (to follow) Appendix 17- Copy of license advertisement Appendix 18- Transport facilities and capacities – (to follow) Appendix 19- Site Map- to follow Appendix 20– Traders list- to follow Appendix 21- Alcohol management plan Appendix 22- Resident letter- to follow Appendix 23 -Waste Management and Litter Plan- to follow Appendix 24 -Sanitary and Washing Facilities Plan- to follow Appendix 25- Event contractor list- to follow 2 GOOD HOPE FESTIVAL: EVENT OVERVIEW Saturday 2 ND & Sunday 3 rd August 2014 2014 is the 1st year of the Good Hope Festival, an open air event that will be based upon live music from artists performing on one outdoor stage, two indoor stages.
    [Show full text]