Format
Meet and greet, soundcheck, full-night bundle, or something only your show could do.
The artist brief
The best fan moment of the tour should not be the one your team improvises in a hallway twenty minutes before doors. GIG & GREET is designed so the artist decides the shape of the moment and everything downstream follows that decision.
01 / Yours
Not a template with your logo dropped in the corner. These are the decisions that make a meet-and-greet feel like your show instead of a queue.
Meet and greet, soundcheck, full-night bundle, or something only your show could do.
How many people, in what groupings, in what order.
Arrival windows, call times, and how long the moment actually runs.
What is in the package, what is not, and how it reads to a fan before they buy.
What guests are told, when, and in whose voice.
Who is on the list, how they are verified, and what happens at the door.
02 / Ours
The unglamorous half. The part that decides whether a guest arrives excited or arrives already arguing.
A page built to make the experience make sense in ten seconds, without a wall of terms.
Day-of instructions that reach guests on the phone they will actually be holding.
Verified passes with names attached, so your team is not adjudicating screenshots in a hallway.
A clean record of who came, what they bought, and what they were promised.
03 / The listing
A listing is a promise written down. This is the shape every drop is designed to take, with your details in it.
Anatomy of a listingStructure only. Your details fill it in.
For artists, managers, and tour teams
Tell us the show, the room, and the moment you want fans to walk away with. We will work back from there.
Email the team↗Philip@philipstengelpresents.com