Next Band Rising is a private, insider s look into the inner circle of rock and roll. Viewers will tag along with the creator and producer of the Emerging Artists and Technology in Music Festival, renowned music and business manager Lisa Tenner. Nine episodes will give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the pitches, rejections, deals, dreams, and smashed hopes that define the music industry, all culminating into a two-hour finale. Next Band Rising camera crews will follow music industry talent scouts as they travel throughout the United States auditioning bands and exploring their history, influences, and experiences. Celebrity panelists will judge live band performances in prominent locations including New York, Miami, Austin, Nashville, Seattle, LA, Chicago, Detroit, Dallas, Atlanta, and Las Vegas. One Band Will Win: A recording contract with a major record label Production and distribution of a music video Invaluable mentorship from industry veterans Professional marketing strategy for label release Musical instrument endorsements
Sponsor Value: Product placement incorporated into the Next Band Rising stage Product placement present in field production pieces Logo and link on Next Band Rising website; exclusive where appropriate Logo and link in all press materials and social media campaigns Opportunity to tie-in campaign with sponsor s other activities and media presence All video content available to sponsor for use in other channels
Finding that band that sounds great in the studio is one thing, finding that band that is great live is another, finding one that combines both is what inspires me. Creator,
From American Idol to The Voice and all the shows in between, there has been an overabundance of individual performers on music talent shows. Like, where are all the bands?! Where are the talented musicians who choose to be a team, who work hard despite perhaps conflicting personalities to put on a dazzling performance that blows us away? That s why we got excited when we heard about the prospect of a television talent competition that s strictly for bands. At Music Connection, we see and hear plenty of talented bands that deserve a wider audience, acts that would welcome the opportunity to pit their art & craft against all others. Next Band Rising?.Let s get ready to rock! - Eric Bettelli, Publisher/General Manager
Next Band Rising will generate massive visibility across multiple platforms. On Air: Potential of 4 million viewers per episode in Season One based on historic reach of music-centric programming Print and Online Media: Social Media:
Ms. Tenner brings extraordinary credentials to Next Band Rising. With an impressive 25 plus year background in both creating and implementing, branding and marketing campaigns to a varied and extensive corporate client network. She has successfully developed for both start up and long established companies, signature events and both long term and short term marketing programs utilizing the proven Marketing by Objectives discipline, including original branding and rebranding. Her live event promotions garnered her the prestigious Event Pro of the Year award as well as the Governor s Award in Tourism for the state of Nevada. Ms. Tenner created and produced The Emerging Artists and Technology in Music Conference and Festival for several years, launching the careers of many individuals and groups in the music industry. Her company, Tenner and Associates, Inc., was the designated contractor for the global branding of the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, the Grand Lucayan Resort and Hotel in the Bahamas, as well as the promotion company for Sony Records and Camp Jeep. Her clients have, and do, include, Elle Magazine, Caesars Entertainment, VH1, several movie producers and additionally has provided the business management of recording artists such as Toto, Soundgarden, The Monkees, Vans Warped Tour, to name just a few. Ms. Tenner is a 25-year member of NARAS and a member of The Entertainment Resources Management Association. She has had the privilege of teaching as an adjunct professor at both UCLA and Harvard and has authored several article/chapters for the Practice Law Institute regarding the counseling of clients in the entertainment industry. Representative to multi-platinum artists: Kiss God Smack Smash Mouth Toto Papa Roach Aerosmith Janes Addiction Soundgarden Social Distortion KoRn Limp Bizkit Warrant The Rolling Stones Solo Artists: Frank Sinatra Michael Jackson Elton John Billy Joel Festivals: Vans Warped Tour Lollapalooza Camp Jeep Recording Studios Partnerships: Capitol Records Warner Bros Sony Columbia Epic Interscope Geffen Virgin Talent Agency Partnerships: CAA William Morris Endeavor United Talent Agency Little Big Man The Agency Group Promotional Groups: AEG Live Live Nation Goldenvoice Bill Silva Bill Graham Productions Concerts West
Jamie is an Emmy award-winning television producer who has committed her career to making engaging and entertaining programming that has a positive impact on the lives of others. She was the Coordinating Producer of Bill Nye the Science Guy, delivering 100 episodes to national syndication and PBS. She is the co-creator and Executive/Supervising Producer of Biz Kid$ which is currently in its 6th season and broadcast around the world. She is also a producer on Second Opinion, a national award-winning medical series on PBS in its 14th season. Jamie has produced 11 other national series for PBS since re-locating to Seattle, and many projects for commercial television over her extensive career. Co-Creator & Executive Producer Biz Kid$ Coordinating Producer Bill Nye the Science Guy Supervising Producer Master Chef USA Producer Second Opinion, World of Wildlife Jamie has two national Emmy Awards with multiple nominations and has received many other national awards in recognition of her excellence in television production.
Kevin Lyman has shaped youth culture for over 35 years with his award winning expertise in the music and entertainment industry as well as business and philanthropic ventures. Lyman is best known as the creator of the Vans Warped Tour, going into its 23 rd year, which can be considered one of the most socially influential music tours in the United States. He pioneered the successful integration of corporate sponsors with the extreme lifestyle, creating a blueprint for sponsorship integration widely duplicated in the marketplace today. Kevin s production agency, 4Fini, uses this blueprint to produce some of the most influential events in the world including branded festivals and custom events. Lately he has been involving himself with lifestyle start-ups like Saint Archer Brewery, Good Dye Young, Plus Ultra bamboo products & Villager Products. Creator Vans Warped Tour Humanitarian of the Year Billboard Touring Awards Inductee Top Dog Touring Hall of Fame Advisor/Investor Saint Archer Brewery, Good Dye Young, & Others For his philanthropic efforts, Lyman was recognized as the Billboard Touring Awards Humanitarian of the Year (2009), an honoree at the Grammy/MusiCares MAP Fund Gala (2011 and 2014), was inducted into the Top Dog Touring Hall of Fame at the Tour Link Conference (2012) and will receive the TJ Martell Foundation Humanitarian Award (2016).
I think maybe people see bands and musicians as some sort of superhero unrealistic sport that happens in another dimension where it's not real people and not real emotions. So, I grew up listening to Beatles records on my floor. That's how I learned how to play guitar. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be a musician. Panos A. Panay VP Innovation and Strategy Managing Director Institute for Creative Entrepreneurship
I think maybe people see bands and musicians as some sort of superhero unrealistic sport that happens in another dimension where it's not real people and not real emotions. So, I grew up listening to Beatles records on my floor. That's how I learned how to play guitar. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be a musician.
I think maybe people see bands and musicians as some sort of superhero unrealistic sport that happens in another dimension where it's not real people and not real emotions. So, I grew up listening to Beatles records on my floor. That's how I learned how to play guitar. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be a musician.
I think maybe people see bands and musicians as some sort of superhero unrealistic sport that happens in another dimension where it's not real people and not real emotions. So, I grew up listening to Beatles records on my floor. That's how I learned how to play guitar. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be a musician.
Lisa Tenner Tenner and Associates, Inc. 702.496.3286 ltenner@aol.com Jamie Hammond West 175 Productions 206.390.1906 jamieh@west175.com