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| quote: | Originally posted by DjWoody
The market, day of the week, and relationship with the promoter has a lot to do with it.
I'll give you an example with out throwing any names. I was going to book a big trance headliner DJ last year (a Top 100). The restrictions were that I couldn't book him in LA/Hollywood because of his relationship with other promoters. But, I can book him in OC for much cheaper. He wanted $2000 plus expenses to book him here. That isn't that much. If I booked him in San Diego or Mexico, he wanted $1500.
Other example. Tiesto tickets last month. In San Diego... $40. In Mexico $20. They were the same night too. Then the following day in LA, they were $55.
You can tell who's paying him more by the ticket prices.
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The country makes a big difference too. I paid $40 plus service charge to see Paul van Dyk solo here in February. I paid $18EUR ($23USD) for my ticket to see Paul van Dyk in Berlin at The Love From Above the night before the Love Parade (he plays a 2 hour set at the beginning and then later closes until 10 a.m.), plus many other DJ's as well!
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Last edited by in2muzikk on Jun-17-2006 at 02:10
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athough i havn't touched subprime in awhile, but 450 is ridiculous low omg
