In 2019, Pink Floydian performed a show at The Forum Theatre in Romiley, UK. The show featured a performance of the classic Pink Floyd album, Dark Side of The Moon.
This is the promo edit, taken from the full show, shot on three cameras. The show was promoted by Ampro Media and we also provided the PA system and crew for live sound on the night.
Ampro Media is proud to be working with a brand new show set to tour in late 2019 onwards. All Revved Up are an eight piece band tributing the music of Meat Loaf & Jim Steinman, featuring the impressive vocal talents of Peter Young.
The band have been building their show for a number of months and rehearsals have culminated in a warmup show at The Rochdale Royale on the 26th October 2019.
Ampro Media will be providing extensive marketing & promotion expertise in the run up to the tour, along with pro audio and video services during.
Vocalist Peter Young said, “After considering our options on how to launch our brand new show, Ampro Media seemed the perfect fit for what we’re trying to achieve in bringing the music of Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman to the public. W look forward to a successful partnership.”
More content from our show with Vesbim Floyd at The Floral Pavilion, New Brighton.
This show is epic in scale, featuring lasers, full intelligent lighting system and the band performing the whole of Pink Floyd\’s The Wall, plus ninety minutes of classic Floyd tracks!
Want to see the band live in 2019? Check out their tour dates here: www.vesbimfloyd.co.uk
Saturday Night. The Floral Pavilion. New Brighton.
One of the finest Floyd tribute shows you will ever see! Here\’s one of the highlights from the show – Vesbim Floyd performing Comfortably Numb during their full performance of Pink Floyd\’s The Wall.
As always, we ran an HD video camera to capture the whole event along with various audio recorders. The show featured The Wall in its entirety along with ninety minutes of other Floyd classics!
Back in May 2019, we were asked to do sound for Pink Floydian at The Library Theatre in Darwen. As always when we do sound, we ran a multitrack recording of the whole show from our digital console along with a broadcast quality HD video camera.
All the digital media we collected was supplied to the band for them to use promoting future shows. In the case of the video, we supplied the whole show as one video file. The band then set about playing around with the multitrack recording in their own studio and a few weeks later, they have mixes of several songs. Those mixes were supplied back to us here at Ampro Media and we synced them into the original video. We then chopped out the tracks with remixed audio, into seperate videos.
All in all, this is a great example of the value added you get from Ampro Media. This video is far better picture and audio quality than one could ever hope to capture on a cheap video camera or worse, a mobile phone. Yet for zero cost, the band now have the ability to embed this video into their website (and indeed any other website). It\’s zero cost to the band because like we said, we always run a digital multitrack and broadcast quality camera at any show we mix.
So, here\’s Pink Floydian performing Wish You Were Here during their encore, live at The Library Theatre in Darwen. Great gig guys. Really enjoyed it!
You can find out more about Pink Floydian on their website: www.pinkfloydian.co.uk
Back in May 2019, we were asked to do sound for Pink Floydian at The Library Theatre in Darwen. As always when we do sound, we ran a multitrack recording of the whole show from our digital console along with a broadcast quality HD video camera.
All the digital media we collected was supplied to the band for them to use promoting future shows. In the case of the video, we supplied the whole show as one video file. The band then set about playing around with the multitrack recording in their own studio and a few weeks later, they have mixes of several songs. Those mixes were supplied back to us here at Ampro Media and we synced them into the original video. We then chopped out the tracks with remixed audio, into seperate videos.
All in all, this is a great example of the value added you get from Ampro Media. This video is far better picture and audio quality than one could ever hope to capture on a cheap video camera or worse, a mobile phone. Yet for zero cost, the band now have the ability to embed this video into their website (and indeed any other website). It\’s zero cost to the band because like we said, we always run a digital multitrack and broadcast quality camera at any show we mix.
So, here\’s Pink Floydian performing Brain Damage from Floyds iconic Dark Side of the Moon album, live at The Library Theatre in Darwen. Great gig guys. Really enjoyed it!
You can find out more about Pink Floydian on their website: www.pinkfloydian.co.uk
Back in May 2019, we were asked to do sound for Pink Floydian at The Library Theatre in Darwen. As always when we do sound, we ran a multitrack recording of the whole show from our digital console along with a broadcast quality HD video camera.
All the digital media we collected was supplied to the band for them to use promoting future shows. In the case of the video, we supplied the whole show as one video file. The band then set about playing around with the multitrack recording in their own studio and a few weeks later, they have mixes of several songs. Those mixes were supplied back to us here at Ampro Media and we synced them into the original video. We then chopped out the tracks with remixed audio, into seperate videos.
All in all, this is a great example of the value added you get from Ampro Media. This video is far better picture and audio quality than one could ever hope to capture on a cheap video camera or worse, a mobile phone. Yet for zero cost, the band now have the ability to embed this video into their website (and indeed any other website). It\’s zero cost to the band because like we said, we always run a digital multitrack and broadcast quality camera at any show we mix.
So, here\’s Pink Floydian performing Breathe from Floyds iconic album Dark Side of the Moon, live at The Library Theatre in Darwen. Great gig guys. Really enjoyed it!
You can find out more about Pink Floydian on their website: www.pinkfloydian.co.uk
Back in May 2019, we were asked to do sound for Pink Floydian at The Library Theatre in Darwen. As always when we do sound, we ran a multitrack recording of the whole show from our digital console along with a broadcast quality HD video camera.
All the digital media we collected was supplied to the band for them to use promoting future shows. In the case of the video, we supplied the whole show as one video file. The band then set about playing around with the multitrack recording in their own studio and a few weeks later, they have mixes of several songs. Those mixes were supplied back to us here at Ampro Media and we synced them into the original video. We then chopped out the tracks with remixed audio, into seperate videos.
All in all, this is a great example of the value added you get from Ampro Media. This video is far better picture and audio quality than one could ever hope to capture on a cheap video camera or worse, a mobile phone. Yet for zero cost, the band now have the ability to embed this video into their website (and indeed any other website). It\’s zero cost to the band because like we said, we always run a digital multitrack and broadcast quality camera at any show we mix.
So, here\’s Pink Floydian performing Shine On You Crazy Diamond, live at The Library Theatre in Darwen. Great gig guys. Really enjoyed it!
You can find out more about Pink Floydian on their website: www.pinkfloydian.co.uk
How do you promote your shows? Could it be that you rely on the tried and tested method of putting a few posters up and supplying the venue with flyers to put next to countless other flyers? There’s a reason so many live music venues are going out of business or have gone out of business over the last few years. As the title of this post suggests, posters don’t work.
Why would a tried and tested method of show promotion no longer work? Well, it’s all tied into this new tool we call the internet. Put simply, the internet has over the last twenty years or so, reprogrammed virtually every human being in the UK. That’s a bold claim to make, but the evidence is there for anyone to see.
Back in the day, it was fine to print some posters up and together with flyers, advertise a show locally, around a venue. This kind of advertising was a primary method of informing people about the show and getting word out to prospective ticket buyers. The average person consumed such information by looking up at the world as they passed through, reading the signs, taking in the posters, talking face to face with their friends & family and generally keeping an open view of everything in their immediate circle.
These days, the opposite is true. The average person is looking down at their smart phone or tablet. They’re stuck behind a computer or wrapped up in the world of social networking. They’re discussing events on the other side of the world but at the same time, they don’t know what’s happening on their street and they’ve no idea what’s going on at their local theatre.
Let’s be clear, posters and indeed flyers do have a place in our promotion tool box. They’re effective means of reaching a very specific group of people and that is the people who go to the venue prior to your show, to see a different show. In this instance, we merely have to hope that people look up, see the posters, pick up the flyers and understand your show. Assuming they do, it’s money well spent. But if they don’t, it’s still money spent.
There is a reason that Facebook & Google are now such huge companies. Both of these companies have built huge empires, mostly on the back of advertising revenue. That is to say, charging businesses to advertise to their users. It’s no accident that Facebook & Google are worth billions. They can simply offer something to businesses that nobody else can – laser like targeting of their potential customers, that works, at a very reasonable cost.
For example, many of these digital marketing systems don’t even charge you if you are not getting a result. They display your ads for free, until such time as someone clicks your ad to see what you are trying to sell and only then, do you get charged. This is yet another powerful, unique ability that only exists in digital marketing. Imagine not having to pay out £500.00 for a magazine ad and instead only paying a few pence when someone looked at your ad and then went to the correct page on your website to check out what it is you are advertising. In terms of return on investment, this aspect of digital marketing alone trumps all other forms of marketing.
Ampro Media specialises in online digital marketing. We can run digital advertising campaigns for your show, allowing you to take advantage of cost effective advertising that reaches your potential audience and new audiences alike. Want to know more? Give us a shout on our contact page.
Our methods are of course suitable for any business to use for marketing and promoting their products & services. Of course, we at Ampro Media specialise in promoting shows. As we like to say, “It’s your show!”
