Tribute acts
The booking that sells tickets before anyone has heard a note, because the name does the work.
What booking a tribute act does for your night
It sells the night in advance. A tribute is one of the few bookings you can build a ticketed event around. The name is the marketing, and people commit to a date weeks out rather than deciding on the day. That changes your forecasting, not just your door.
It brings a crowd that isn't your regular crowd. People travel for a tribute they like, which fills a midweek or off-season date that would otherwise be quiet, and puts new faces in front of your bar.
It's the most demanding booking to host, and worth planning properly. Stage, lighting, get-in time, sound limits. We send the full tech spec and get-in with the quote so you can check it against your room before you commit rather than after.
More than one tribute
We supply tributes across eras and artists, and they vary enormously in scale, from a full-production show that needs a proper stage and a get-in, down to a version built to work in a hotel function room without the rig.
Which one is right depends on whether you're selling tickets on the name or entertaining a room that's already booked in. Tell us which it is and we'll put forward acts at the right scale, with the tech spec attached so you can check it against your room before committing.
What you can book
Full production
Costume, lighting spec, the whole show. Built for ticketed nights.
Function version
Scaled to a hotel function room without the full rig.
Tribute plus DJ
The show does the peak, a DJ runs either side of it.
Seasonal
Christmas and party-season runs, booked well in advance.
What it needs from your room
- Space
- Proper stage. Footprint stated per act with the quote.
- Power
- Per act. Full tech spec supplied before you commit.
- Sound and light
- Some carry a full rig; some need house. Stated up front.
- Get-in
- Longer than any other format. Time confirmed with the quote.
Every quote names the act and a cover act of the same format and fee, agreed before the contract is signed.
Tell us the room and the date.
Five fields. We'll come back with what fits and what it costs. Not a brochure.