MOBfest 2011

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Summary

Don't miss your LAST CHANCE to submit to MOBfest. Heading into its fifteenth year, MOBfest will celebrate Hard Rock-style when over 5,000 music lovers take over Hard Rock Chicago during the three day bash. In true Hard Rock fashion, the Fender Ballroom and surrounding event space in Hard Rock Hotel Chicago will be transformed into the ultimate concert venue.

3 showcase slots are reserved for Sonicbids members, one on each night of the festival.

MOBfest has a proven track record of helping to launch artists. Past MOBsters include: The Killers (Island Def/Jam), Disturbed (Giant Reprise), Rachael Yamagata (RCA), and more./n/nChicago’s MOBfest 2011 (Music Over Business Festival) is set to take on an exciting new venue. Heading into its fifteenth year, MOBfest will celebrate Hard Rock-style when over 5,000 music lovers take over Hard Rock Chicago during the three day bash. In true Hard Rock fashion, the Fender Ballroom and surrounding event space in Hard Rock Hotel Chicago will be transformed into the ultimate concert venue. 3 showcase slots are reserved for Sonicbids members, one on each night of the festival.



From June 23-25, 2011, MOBfest 2011 will feature three evenings of showcases and multiple educational seminars. During the three day event, bands can showcase their music in front of a distinguished group of industry executives giving young, unsigned bands the opportunity to play for a greater number of big wigs ranging from brand marketing specialists, advertising executives, managers, record label representatives and new fans, all looking to discover the next cool band to work with and support.



MOBfest has a proven track record of helping to launch artists. Past MOBsters include: The Killers (Island Def/Jam), Disturbed (Giant Reprise), Rachael Yamagata (RCA), Absentstar (Columbia), Assassins (Arista), The Redwalls (Capitol) and Kill Hannah (Atlantic). MOBfest helps start the buzz, build relationships and close the deals.



Previous panelists include Josh Sarubin of Island Def Jam records, Brandon Frankel of Atlantic Records, Kelly Degenhart of EMI Marketing, Steve Rosen of Midway Games, Ron Burman of Roadrunner Records, Kurt Smith from Tears For Fears and many more.



MOBfest, Chicago’s preeminent music festival came to life in the summer of 1997 with the help of some of Chicago’s most influential music and industry players. MOBfest was founded by Roger Jansen of KMA Management, one of Chicago’s top artist management companies.