BigTime Entertainment

Big Time Entertainment realizes that the notion of a “headlining” band is very inappropriate for all-local events. Instead, BigTime allow each band to choose their timeslot for the night, and it gives seniority to artists that contribute most to the success of the show. This ensures that the bands working the hardest are rewarded for their efforts and that they have ample incentive to participate in the face-to-face (career building) interaction that ticket selling creates.
By way of band payment, Big Time Entertainment does not “play favorites” or reward bands for irresponsible behavior that threatens a venue’s survival or success. Instead, each band is paid according to the BigTime Entertainment Pay Scale, which dictates how much per ticket each band will be paid. Bands that draw very well are paid several dollars per ticket-often hundreds of dollars, in total. On the other hand, bands that draw poorly (and less than they promised before the show) will be paid proportionately less. This practice stands in stark contrast to that of the traditional all-ages concert producer, who may only pay the bands that he or she believes to be “talented.”
Because Big Time Entertainment goes to great lengths to ensure that each show is a success for EVERYONE involved, BigTime Entertainment is able to do shows on a consistent basis, in each of their markets. This consistent and reliable business is what allows many of BigTime Entertainment venues to achieve the level of success they desire.

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