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Hey, are you a Broadway fan? Do you administer a website or blog? Do you want to see Wicked on Broadway for free in 2008 and earn a $1,000 advertising agreement with TickCo Premium Seating?
If so you’re in luck because I want to trade two Wicked tickets and $1,000 in exchange for advertising TickCo.com on your website or blog.
Here’s How To Apply:
1) Link to my Wicked Tickets page at TickCo.com.
2) Leave a comment here on this Insider post and let me know where I can find the link. Make sure your email address is valid, in case I reply.
3) On January 15th, 2008 I will select the most relevant site effectively advertising my Wicked Tickets page and sign a 1-year agreement with them for $1,000 to keep the advertisement up for 2008.
It’s that easy.
Feel free to post a comment with a valid email address if you have any questions.
May 10th, 2007
High School Musical, a Disney Channel Original movie, is the biggest show to hit the concert and theatre stage in 2006. High School Musical has seen much success in DVD sales while the soundtrack is having triple-platinum success. High School Musical is the most successful movie to come off of the Disney Channel ever, and it’s popularity continues to grow worldwide.
Currently, High School Musical is touring around the US as a major concert tour featuring the stars of the movie. Opening the concert will be Jordan Pruitt, and during breaks, you will see previews for Disney Channel shows like Hannah Montana and Cory in the House, and much more. This is sure to be a great concert event fun for the entire family.
High School Musical has also been adapted to a stage musical. This show was adapted in August, and is preparing for tours in January 2007. So far, the High School Musical Theatre production will be performing in Atlanta (1/12-1/28/07) and Thousand Oaks, CA (1/13-1/14/07), with many more theatre show dates to follow.
When you go out to buy your tickets to either the concert or theatre show, make sure that you are purchasing the right tickets. Look for either High School Musical - The Concert, or for the theatre or stage production of High School Musical. Check for available tickets to High School Musical - the concert or the stage production by going to Ticketmaster in the primary market, or also try going to TickCo.com for hard-to-get-tickets. Also, try visiting either the official High School Musical website, or Disney.com
*Update for August 7, 2008*
Hey HSMers! Just as a reminder, High School Musical 2 debut is on August 17th. get together with some friends and have a great time watching the movie! You know that High School Musical 2 hype will push a concert tour. Keep your eyes open for any dates by going to Disney or by visiting our friends at TickCo.com.
Remember, if you have any trouble getting these tickets out of the box office, we have High School Musical tickets at TickCo.com.
See ya next show,
Chris Haro
December 13th, 2006
Many people look at the pop music industry today and see today’s top artists as spoiled brats, money-hungry, untalented synthesized singers and musicians stealing the limelight out of true musicians and talented songwriters.
Yes-many of today’s performers have the look to put them on top, but music critics have recently questioned the validity of their talent. Some pop artists have taken those questions and doubts, and marked them as a challenge. They have taken this challenge straight to the lights on Broadway.
R&B star Usher, Disney’s Haylie Duff and Diana Degarmo of American Idol fame have all taken their pop singing abilities to the Broadway stage in major roles.
Usher, has landed a limited time appearance in the Tony Award winning musical Chicago, playing the furiously witty attorney, Billy Flynn. His talent is among the top in R&B and Pop music. Since he started his role in Chicago, Usher has been praised for his abilities in song and dance in live performances.
Everyone in America remembers the night that Ashlee Simpson was caught singing a song on Saturday Night Live via Memorex… right? Well Ashlee is back. With a new outlook on life as well as a new look - literaly. With some minor surgery and a determination to prove herself once and for all, Ashlee has landed herself a major role in The Musical Chicago in London, as Roxie Hart. This punker-turned-pretty-girl has a major score to settle with her critics and hopes her role in a major, live stage production will be enough to sway them.
What do you think? Do you think these performers have what it takes to make it on Broadway? If not, who do you see in today’s pop music scene as Broadway worthy?
September 15th, 2006