Here are three ideas on how to incorporate concerts into your 2018/2019 schedule:

2.) Pre or post-game concert
Using your entire facility, can be a way to produce concerts at different times. For instance, a pre-game concert in your parking lot can be a great tie-in to a nighttime ballgame or even a break during doubleheaders. Then, of course, we can turn the field over following a ballgame for a combo ticket with a game and a concert. We are finding this to be a good option for teams & stadiums with lower budgets or lower risk tolerance.  Maybe have the performer throw out the first pitch and sing “Take me out to the ballgame” during the seventh inning stretch!  This is also an opportunity to invite your season ticket holders into a VIP meet & greet with the artist, or have the artist walk your suites.
How to do it:
With mobile, hydraulic stages, production can be set up quicker than ever. As you see on TV from halftime concerts during football games it now takes just minutes to transition a facility without losing the attention of your crowd. We work with many production companies all over the country that can visit your stadium to show you how we can properly produce this experience!

3.) Block party OR Festival in your parking lot
This may be a great opportunity to draw fans that would otherwise not come to a game! But additionally, is a great way to use your facility to use your facility during away stands or even in the offseason. You can also use some of the tips from idea number [2] to get the most out of your investment with the artists meeting your season ticket holders and sponsors!
How to do it:
Some stadiums do not have parking lots or have noise ordinances, but if you don’t this may be a great opportunity to bring attention to your team and stadium.  Set up a stage in the parking lot for a concert prior to the game.    If you can sell concessions in the parking lot – even better!