Little Big Town

We haver produced super-group Little Big Town for many events – and they bring all of their hits to your stage!

1. Boondocks

2. I’m With The Band

3. Little White Church (with Miranda Lambert) 

4. Better Man 

5. Pontoon

6. Bring It On Home

7. Shut Up Train (with Kelsea Ballerini) 

8. Sober

9. Tornado

10. Wine, Beer, Whiskey

11. Girl Crush

12. Take Me Home (feat. Sugarland)

Contact us today to get the party started!

Our Experience Includes

“We would like to express our sincere thanks to you and the Artists for their excellent performance this Christmas at our hotel. All of our guests enjoyed the evenings and passed on many positive comments. Thank you for your good work..We look forward to hearing from you again soon!”

   – The Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong

Clean Comedy – Zoltan Kansas

Zoltan’s normal comedy set is “clean” and without any curse words.  Recent corporate clients include Alcoa Corporation, Mew Cat Shelter, Carolina Auto Auction and more.  Great choice for corporate events!

Check out his video here!

Lizzo Is Back

Lizzo has become a household name with over 5 BILLION global streams. Her smash hits include the 7x Platinum “Truth Hurts,” (the longest-running #1 by a solo female rap artist in history), the 3x Platinum “Good As Hell,” and the 2x Platinum “Juice”. Her debut album ‘CUZ I LOVE YOU‘ spent 24 consecutive weeks in the chart’s Top 10.

Lizzo is now back with her new solo single dubbed “Love in Real Life,” her first solo release in nearly two years. Lizzo is available for your next special event.  Contact us to arrange!

Jon Stetson is available for your stage – but he knows that already!

Jon Stetson knows what you’re thinking. No, really, he does!
 
Just ask anyone who has witnessed one of his jaw-dropping TV appearances, had their minds blown during one of his sold-out stage shows, been enthralled by his inspiring keynote addresses or participated in meetings he has artfully hosted for top companies like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s or Google. Three US Presidents, the King of Sweden and the Royal family of Monaco are among the millions who have experienced the thrill of having their thoughts revealed by the man known as America’s Master Mentalist.
 
Jon Stetson also knows how to make you laugh. He creates a hilarious and unique performance packed with spectator participation and intriguing games of mind-to-mind contact that never fails to wow his audience. It’s the kind of intelligent, interactive,sophisticated fun that makes him such a sought-after entertainer. You will see why he was the inspiration for the hit CBS, television series “The Mentalist.”
 
Jon Stetson is available for your stage – but he knows that already!

Clean Comedy Is Essential For Corporate Events!

Ryan recently released his first stand-up special. The one-hour Netflix original Happy Face follows a wealth of television appearances and a non-stop headlining tour. Armed with the unique perspective of growing up in rural Idaho to become a favorite in the New York stand-up comedy scene, he’s one-of-a-kind. He’s been named one of Rolling Stone’s Five Comics to Watch, and recent appearances include The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Conan, and opening spots for Jerry Seinfeld as well as Gad Elmaleh at Carnegie Hall. Ryan is endearing stand-up lovers, and his future is bright.

“One of the most reliably funny regulars at the Comedy Cellar, an observational comic who often riffs on the absurdity of his own wholesomeness.” – The New York Times

“It was fresh, poignant, and light-hearted without sacrificing depth.” – Forget The Box review of Ryan’s show “Edgy, Boundary-Pushing Comedian” at the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival

Check out Ryan’s set on The Tonight Show here!

Top 10 Questions You Should Ask – Will An Artist Donate Their Time?

Of all the questions we are asked here at The Bazel Group, Inc. – the single most popular by far is: “Will an Artist appear at our charity fundraiser for free?

Time and time again, we have people contacting us with amazing causes and charities. Their passion and drive are awe-inspiring, and believe us, here at The Bazel Group, Inc. – we understand fundraisers. 

How understanding, you might ask? While we donate funds to the Girl Scouts to buy their Thin Mint cookies (yum) – we go much deeper than that. Case in point – our VP of Operations, Gina Cheshire was named the “Big Sister of the Year” for both Nashville and the state of Tennessee by the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee. Our CEO Ed Bazel once organized “The Transcontinental Ride For Hope” and rode a bicycle from the end of the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, CA – to the end of the St. John’s Pier in St. Augustine, FL. That is eight states, 278 cities and towns, and over 3,000 miles on a bicycle – to raise money for The City of Hope.

Good News/Bad News

Through our years of experience on the front lines of the music industry, we have found that most Artists are wonderfully charitable and do indeed donate a portion of their time to their personal causes and charities. That’s the good news Now for the not-as-good news: Anything over and above this amount of donated time, and the Artist (or Artist’s business manager) has to consider the event as a regular paying engagement. Believe it or not, like all of us, they have bills to pay and sometimes many people on their payroll. We are not exaggerating when we say that Artists are asked to give their performances for free weekly.

There are still ways that you can make your fundraising event work. We have found that most professional fundraisers will go ahead and find corporate sponsorship and then secure the Artist at their normal appearance rate. 

This way, they can be 100% sure the Artist will perform and confidently sell tickets to raise funds for their event. Again, they ensure their sponsor’s financial commitment is in place before they lock in the Artist.  

 

skills. In addition to regular ticket prices, they also sell gold circle tickets (higher-priced, which include front row seats and a Meet & Greet with the Artist) to get the best return on their investment. We are sure there are plenty more ways to maximize the use of your entertainment, as there are some very sharp and efficient fundraisers out there. 

We want you to know that while your event is significant to us – and want to make sure your event is a money maker and not a financial loss.

Our team of professionals at The Bazel Group, Inc. stands ready to consult and deliver celebrity talent for corporate events, conventions, conferences, sales meetings, new product promotions, holiday parties, concerts, and more.

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Meeting Planners Survival Guide

Meeting Planner Survival Guide – a suggested timeline for your convenience:

Planning your next meeting or conference can be a daunting task, as many details and logistics are involved in producing a successful event. Here is a brief guideline to help you plan your next event:

Six to Eight Months In Advance

  • Establish meeting theme and objectives

  • Establish meeting budget

  • Determine audience participants: the size of the group, facilitators, dignitaries, etc.

  • Select meeting date

  • Contact venue sites: convention centers, conference facilities, hotels, convention, and visitor bureaus

  • Check references of other meeting planners that have booked the facility

  • Select meeting locale and meeting site

  • Decide on topics and speakers/trainers that will address the topics and objectives of the meeting

  • Contact us to check on availability and speaker’s fee

  • Are you having a celebrity concert? Now is the time to contact us to book your headliner entertainment.

  • International considerations: Climate at time of the meeting, cultural considerations, third-party vendor contact information, banking arrangements, receiving agents for shipments needing to be secured through customs, interpreter arrangements

Four to Six Months In Advance

  • Decide on the length and the agenda of the meeting

  • Inform attendees of the date, place, and objectives of the meeting

  • Finalize facility arrangements

  • Decide on food and beverage arrangements

  • Finalize the specific meeting rooms and layouts required

  • >Have all decisions finalized in the contractual form, including appropriate clauses for display or use of competitive goods and services, issues of attrition, indemnification, arbitration, and other issues where appropriate

  • Make all necessary hotel reservations for attendees attending out-of-town

  • Contract with proper transportation services

  • Decide on the use of giveaways. Order and confirm delivery date if applicable

  • Arrange for any on-site communication needs such as internet provider, telephone accessibility, office services, pagers, cell phone accommodations, etc.

  • Make all arrangements for shipping materials and confirm

Three Months In Advance

  • Determine what materials need to be reproduced.

  • Determine what materials need to be included in the registration packet

  • Arrange airport arrival requirements for meet and greet arrivals, ground transportation arrangements, designated luggage tags for group participants, etc.

  • Determine meeting room setups and notify the site of additional requirements

  • Order necessary signs, conference banners, and room signage

Four to Six Weeks In Advance

  • Reconfirm with all external vendors

  • Copy all materials that will need to be distributed

  • Send attendees information regarding meeting attire, agenda, hotel, and travel arrangements. Include pre-printed luggage tags and participation requirements, pertinent telephone numbers, and contact information.

Two Weeks In Advance

  • Prepare registration packet and name tags.

  • Ship all required materials in numbered boxes to the meeting site: request acceptance receipts and confirmation of arrival notification.

  • Confirm the number of attendees with the hotel and caterer.

One Week In Advance

  • Check weather reports for possible delays and determine a backup plan for weather-altering scenarios.

  • Coordinate delivery of special guestroom deliveries such as VIP gifts or employee incentive gifts.

  • Meet with the necessary security and parking officials to coordinate meeting logistics

  • Confirm rooming list with registration desk and procedure for check-in. Double-check rooms for VIPs and those with special needs.

  • Discuss with the front desk appropriate information to be included on on-site marquee boards

  • Meet with the accounting department of the site facility and confirm master billing procedures.

  • Check inventory of materials and supplies pre-shipped. Compile registration packets that will be distributed. Set up a separate registration area if necessary.

  • Conduct a meeting with personnel about on-site administration and delegate responsibilities where appropriate.

Post Meeting Follow Up

  • Send thank-you notes to the facility and to personnel that went above and beyond to ensure the success of the meeting.

  • Send thank-you notes to VIP’s for their attendance where appropriate.

  • Document meeting notes, prices, vendors, and suggestions for future meetings.

Ready to rock your next corporate event?

Submit an RFP and begin working with a TBG team member today!