Bridging Offline Concerts with Online Monetization
Artists, labels, promoters and others are unlocking real revenue from live concert venues beyond just ticket sales. With the rise of social media, internet bandwidth, mobile usage and the abundance of open APIs, technology is bridging offline concerts with real online monetization before, during and after the show.
Labels are using social analytics to identify emerging artists and management is using data for tour planning. Increased bandwidth at concert venues is ushering in new apps that are deepening fan engagement and enhancing the live music experience.
Explore how the industry is leveraging big data and new mobile technologies to drive entirely new experiences at a concert near you.
Presenters
Ryan Lawler
Sr Editor
TechCrunch
Ethan Kaplan
VP of Prod Technology & Engineering/Founder
Live Nation Labs
I have been somewhat involved in the music business since I was 16 and decided to make a website for R.E.M. I used to oversee Emerging Technology for Warner Music Group before I decided to leave in...
Show the restDrew Burchfield
Founder
Aloompa
Ty Roberts
Chief Strategy Officer & Co-Founder
Gracenote
Ty is the Chief Strategy Officer for Gracenote and is tasked with developing long-term strategy and identifying new areas of growth for the company. Ty co-founded Gracenote when his company ION mer...
Show the restChad Issaq
EVP, Business Dev & Partnerships
Superfly
Chad joined Superfly in March of 2002. During his 12-year tenure, Chad has been a key stakeholder in Superfly produced events and currently drives business development and strategic partnerships. C...
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