Festivals & Fan Cons
Inside Panorama 2018: Digital Art, Gaming and Glitter
Despite an early closure Friday afternoon due to weather conditions—which took down with it all main stage acts but one and led to the fest offering refunds for the day—New York City-based Panorama Music Festival, this year July 27-29, brought more than a dozen brands to Randall’s Island Park with the goal of engaging millennial...
From Pop-ups to Property: Propel Water’s Co:Labs Fitness Festival Program Expands
In an effort to differentiate itself from its Gatorade sister brand, and hyper-engage its fitness enthusiast target, Propel Water, a PepsiCo brand, created the Propel Co:Labs program. What began as pop-up fitness events in L.A. and New York City, that morphed into a multi-city pop-up program punctuated by a festival, is now a nationwide fitness...
Value-adding Experiences, Content, Surprises: Inside Chevy’s CMA Fest Program
Among the summer’s biggest festivals is the Country Music Association’s CMA Fest in Nashville, which took place June 7-10, and entertained more than 300,000 consumers with an expo, festival experiences, outdoor stages and concert. As the official ride of the fest, Chevrolet engages fans across three activations including the Chevy Breakout Stage at Walk of...
Check List: Is a First-Year Festival Right for Your Brand?
Best practices for marketers looking to carve out a presence in a festival property. There were no brands attached to the ill-fated Fyre Festival, the “luxury” millennial music experience that abruptly aborted its mission in the Bahamas due to lack of infrastructure and funds, among many other issues. (Phew.) Nonetheless, the viral story surrounding the...