How much to pay for known djs from other countrys?
How much to pay for known djs from other countrys? Posted on: 07.11.2012 by Fatimah Czuprynski I'm making since one year events in germany and had many german djs as a guest. since i knew them it was actually pretty easy to work out there payment.now in january i have a event whose booking wasn't finished and i want to book one of two artists i already chose but i don't know personally. so i have no idea how much i have to pay them and can't just ask them like my other friends what fee they consider. I will write them a mail, but how much should i consider paying them? because i also have to pay there 4 or 5 star hotel and their flight and meals. i was believeing about the artists finnebassen audiojack adana twins. greets from germany. | |
| Fatimah Czuprynski 07.11.2012 | I'm making since one year events in germany and had many german djs as a guest. since i knew them it was actually pretty easy to work out there payment. now in january i have a event whose booking wasn't finished and i want to book one of two artists i already chose but i don't know personally. so i have no idea how much i have to pay them and can't just ask them like my other friends what fee they consider. I will write them a mail, but how much should i consider paying them? because i also have to pay there 4 or 5 star hotel and their flight and meals. i was believeing about the artists finnebassen audiojack adana twins. greets from germany. |
| Warner Rotberg 20.11.2012 | Adana Twins are from Germany, anyway |
| Oretha Afful 16.11.2012 | The goal is to not overpay. Determine what the worst possible turnout for the event would be and how much you are charging. That's how much you can afford to spend on the event. Don't ever overdo it and lose a ton of money. |
| Nikole Resende 15.11.2012 | As you're german, this thread on german deejaycommunity
could contain some useful information for you as well: http://www.deejaycommunity .de/39-busines...techhouse.html |
| Fatimah Czuprynski 15.11.2012 | After writing a lot of these guys, i can tell you. They all want to know your proposal first. If its too high, they take it and if it's too low they may correct the offer or just don't answer because they feel insulted? So guys, pay attention on how much your complete budget is and then make the offers. so at least you don't have the stress (i have right now) because you ask yourself if it will be full enough. :O |
| Tera Baragan 08.11.2012 | Get like paul sirrell or someone. Looks like your getting some jackin house guys. |
| Ara Tima 08.11.2012 | That's the go usually dude, and through agencies for most of the names you have there, for example Audiojack... http://www.facebook.com/audiojackmusic/info He has an agent listed. You'd contact them and make all the arrangements. There fee's are usually fair, they know what they're worth, it's up to you to make sure you're booking them in the right place/time etc.. |
| Fatimah Czuprynski 08.11.2012 | alright thanks, when their fees are predetermined i actually just have to take my chance :S |
| Ara Tima 07.11.2012 | They'll have predetermined fees and riders usually... It's up to them what they charge you. Bigger acts will usually go through an agency as well... usually listed on their facebook pages/websites |
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