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Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-14-2004 23:03:

possibility of Markus Schulz making an appearance Downunder

Hey Guys, girls and promoters.

just wondering, is it at all possible, do you think to get Markus Schulz out here to Australia. I know there are alot of fans of his music and remixes and dj'ing who would love a show down-under. I am one of those people, and i think it would be a great alternative to the usual suspects making an appearance here. I could guarantee that he would fill a club, whether it be QBH or Room (im talking Melb. only here as thats all i know about), is this a viable option at all??????????


Markus Rocks!!!


Posted by webmeister on Apr-14-2004 23:32:

How much would he cost?

Like most others, I assume he'd tour if he's going to get paid...


Posted by $tip$y on Apr-15-2004 00:21:

Re: possibility of Markus Schulz making an appearance Downunder

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
Hey Guys, girls and promoters.

just wondering, is it at all possible, do you think to get Markus Schulz out here to Australia. I know there are alot of fans of his music and remixes and dj'ing who would love a show down-under. I am one of those people, and i think it would be a great alternative to the usual suspects making an appearance here. I could guarantee that he would fill a club, whether it be QBH or Room (im talking Melb. only here as thats all i know about), is this a viable option at all??????????


Markus Rocks!!!


soups ....how the fuck would he sell out a room or qbh gig? get real man..maybe an intinmate venue of 4-500 people


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 00:26:

hmmm

i reckon he could fill Room.. Maybe QBH was a bit optimistic, but i definately think he would beable to get a great night at room with the appropriate locals playing, they could get room packed.

however an intimate club night would be better.

Will pursue it through the right avenues once i have a responce from Markus and his agency.


Posted by AJS1 on Apr-15-2004 00:30:

I'm on it already.....

Should know real soon!!


Posted by Wasted_Space on Apr-15-2004 05:08:

if markus come down, i'll be there.


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 05:34:

it would be huge.

a couple of us are still pursuing this ideal.

will keep everyone informed once we make
some progress.


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 05:41:

Re: Re: possibility of Markus Schulz making an appearance Downunder

quote:
Originally posted by $tip$y
soups ....how the fuck would he sell out a room or qbh gig? get real man..maybe an intinmate venue of 4-500 people


--djway


Posted by JulesPLees on Apr-15-2004 06:06:

Gotta agree with $tip$..
I was at Rythym and Soul today (prog rekkid shop) and they had no idea who he was...gives you an idea of his profile here
maybe something like Unify, or Private Function, or 5am..
He wouldnt fill qbh or r00m..
although if he was supporting another big name..well then perhaps..


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 06:20:

jules.

i would classify Rhythm and soul as more house. then prog i guess
i donno, imo, there speciality is in house stuff.

i wouldnt take it as an indication that they know nothing
because i've found some of the people who work in Melbourne
Record Stores (only 1 really in question) dont know anything
outside there own asshole.


was it the one in Greville St, or the city store?


Posted by JulesPLees on Apr-15-2004 06:22:

city store...

oh and they stock PvD, Marc O'tool stuff..and a few of the guys there love their trance ...they just dont know...like the rest of Melbourne ..


Posted by JulesPLees on Apr-15-2004 06:23:

PS...you must be comin to r00m on the 30th..yeah?


Posted by webmeister on Apr-15-2004 06:26:

I think a lot of us tend to over-estimate the pull of an international .. to really pull a crowd they need to be a really big name. Your average punter often doesn't know any trance DJs other than Oakenfold, PVD, Tiesto, Ferry and maybe Armin. But since we're so familiar with their work we tend to assume everyone else is the same....


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 06:28:

Soups; Prove us wrong; get him out and pack out room. If you're in touch with the people and think it's happening, make it happen

Personally, up here, most people only just in the scene (IE go 2 major parties) have heard of AvB, PvD, Tiesto and Ferry, that's all they know. No locals, no Misja, no Thrillseekers, no Jon o'Birs, no Marcus Shultz. The only people who'd be interested IMO are the people who'd go to a normal 5am/unify/Private Function anyhow; IE he's not going to attract someone less educated.

MS doesn't have the best name in the prog world anyhow. He's developed a rep for Mc Prog.

All power to you by proving me/jules wrong tho

--djway


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 06:38:

i will eventually make an appearance to the r00m 'volume' nights.

are u saying this because those record store people are in attendance there??

i was referring moreso to one dj who namely has played/residency held at revolver.



and my opinions were that markus could very likely fill a ROOM night with appropriate local names..


and i will checkout Rhythms selection in the city store, havent been there before.


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 06:43:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
and my opinions were that markus could very likely fill a ROOM night with appropriate local names..


So if it's the locals who are pulling the crowd, why not just have a local party? Or will a higher ticket price attract more people?

--djway


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 06:52:

im just saying that i think markus schulz would get a few extra punters through the doors, maybe not enough to dedicate a whole night to him at room, however i think there would be a fair amount of interest in him. As his productions and Global DJ Broadcast are very good


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 06:58:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
im just saying that i think markus schulz would get a few extra punters through the doors, maybe not enough to dedicate a whole night to him at room, however i think there would be a fair amount of interest in him. As his productions and Global DJ Broadcast are very good


How many people do you know who have heard of GDJB who aren't going to go to an event anyhow? I can think of none.

Once again, throw the party, pack it out, proove me wrong.

--djway


Posted by one.tjc on Apr-15-2004 08:25:

would i be wrong in saying we have a greater chance of seeing him at a festival [ie TwoTribes/Fieldayze etc] then just a tour on his own

it also sounds more cost effective and appealing to australian punters who
quote:
doesn't know any trance DJs other than Oakenfold, PVD, Tiesto, Ferry and maybe Armin.


which i too think is the case


Posted by slick_mf on Apr-15-2004 08:37:

This sounds like an awesome idea!
If Schulz was to come to Melbourne, i would
definately be goin and tryin to convince everyone i
know to go as well. However, I do agree with the other
guys on here that his name wouldn't yet be very well known.
Maybe to us who use these forums and d/l sets but to the
average punter who attends Two Tribes & Summa Dayze I think they wouldn't have a clue who he is. I rkn it would take a couple of years b4 you would be able to get him to headline an act downunder. But, chuck him in a lineup with Armin, PVD, Testo, Ferry Corsten etc. and you would have no probs gettin him out here.

slick_mf


Posted by First Strike on Apr-15-2004 09:37:

quote:
Originally posted by djway


Personally, up here, most people only just in the scene (IE go 2 major parties) have heard of AvB, PvD, Tiesto and Ferry, that's all they know. No locals, no Misja, no Thrillseekers, no Jon o'Birs, no Marcus Shultz. The only people who'd be interested IMO are the people who'd go to a normal 5am/unify/Private Function anyhow; IE he's not going to attract someone less educated.

MS doesn't have the best name in the prog world anyhow. He's developed a rep for Mc Prog.

All power to you by proving me/jules wrong tho

--djway


So true, im not flaming Schulz but he is no PVD, AVB Sasha etc, not realy a 'superstar dj' that people will pay higher than normal cover charge to see & fill a big room

His profile is high on TA because alot of members are from the US & Canada...


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 11:23:

what you guys say is all true.


howerver i think thats because of the music he plays.

he doesnt play anthemetic trance.

whereas, i think if you filled a room of prog. lovers
at 'room' then release Schulz on them, they would love
his sounds..


agreed?


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 11:28:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
what you guys say is all true.


howerver i think thats because of the music he plays.

he doesnt play anthemetic trance.

whereas, i think if you filled a room of prog. lovers
at 'room' then release Schulz on them, they would love
his sounds..


agreed?


No. If you think otherwise you're underestimating the progressive community. Add to that, I believe (IE not 100% sure), that dark/deep progressive is still huge down there. Add to that that progressive house is much more popular then progressive trance everywhere(except TA, of course ).

Head on over to mercury server, and post a thread about it. See the sort of replies you get..Seriously...

--djway


Posted by 00soups00 on Apr-15-2004 11:38:

mercury server?


Posted by djway on Apr-15-2004 11:51:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
mercury server?


Yup. Probably the largest Progressive community on the interweb(except for GU, but that's a weird forum, and I'm not even sure how large that is).

--djway


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