Mission Statement: Our Vision: We will establish a working relationship within the entertainment industry for the sole purpose of expanding the entertainment horizons to non-profit organizations & profit organization for fundraisers, political fundraisers and all types of concerts including but not limited to ceremonies and different entertainment events. Biography: Brad Broadrick began his career in entertainment while attending college at the University of Mississippi, in Oxford, MS where he started as the social chairman for his fraternity and quickly progressed to the Student Programming Board as the Entertainment Chairperson bringing in larger shows and developing an acoustic series called Union Unplugged. He promoted such shows like 311 and No Doubt, Phish, The Allman Brothers, Lyle Lovett, Widespread Panic, B.B. King and more. To gain experience in the club facet, he also worked for Jeff Bransford at Proud Larry’s and Lyric Hall promoting shows like Medeski, Martin & Wood, Galactic, and North Mississippi All Stars and Morphine. After Broadrick graduated, he took a job working for a small boutique
booking agency called Metro Talent Group with Cass Scripps in Atlanta
for two and half years. He worked with such artists as Drivin’ n’
Cryin, Edwin McCain, Dash Rip Rock, and Big Ass Truck. He was promoted
to be the responsible agent for the Rob Thorworth Trio and SKWZBXX; two
very successful regional acts that played over 200 dates a year each.
Also during this time Broadrick was securing talent for such colleges
as Duke University and the University of Alabama. Broadrick was then asked to help buy talent for the old Chameleon Club, which was, renamed the Dive Bar. The grand opening saw the Smithereens hit the stage. The club now after many reincarnations is called the Peachtree Tavern, which he still putting acts into. In December 1999, Broadrick left Metro Talent Group to move to Chicago, IL where he began working as road manager for local band Hello Dave and doing sales and promotions for Fresh Tracks Music and Mountain Records. While living in Chicago he was asked to book Lakeview Links, now called The Bottom Lounge and worked at Wise Fools Pub promoting shows. He was a member of C.H.A.T. (Chicago Harmony and Truth) a music organization to network bands and industry professionals. He also worked booking talent for the Tweeter Center in Tinley Park, IL for their Corporate VIP area in the summers of 2001 and 2002. In March of 2003, Broadrick left Chicago to return to his hometown in
Atlanta and began talent buying for Andrews Upstairs and East Andrews.
In July 2004, Broadrick began booking CJ’s Landing, a local Atlanta
music venue. In June 2005, Broadrick broke off from Andrews Upstairs to focus on his own company and do more quality type shows at various venues that made sense. Soon after finding out about his departure, Foundry Entertainment asked Broadrick to become a talent consultant on their new music venue The Melting Point in Athens, GA, located at the Foundry Park Inn & Spa. Broadrick is a member of:
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