Gig Backdrops Work Hard For You Before, During and After Your Performance. So You Can Get The Most From Every Audience. Right Now You Can Get Your Custom Made Backdrop From $629
Hello
And thanks for checking out my Gig Backdrop Specials.
Like most bands you already realise how important it is to identify yourself to your audience.
This helps you get a return on all the hard work you put into your performance.
Both the work on stage directly, and the many hours of practise and planning that goes into your performance that your fans rarely see.
To really capitalise on your on-stage appearance these days, you need a bit more flash than an Arty kick (bass) drum bearing your name or logo.
And unless you are stepping up to a full blown light show, a Gig Backdrop (Band Banner some call them) is the perfect answer.
In many venues a Gig Backdrop is often the best choice.
Bands and performers I’ve worked with often have a sophisticated stage lighting and visuals already.
They also have a Gig Backdrop (or two) in their “Bag of Tricks” for when the venue demands it.
So they can perform with the same impact anywhere they appear.
Gig backdrops are certainly not High Tech (no cords to kick out ;). But make no mistake, done right, they are a very BIG show.
And they leave no doubt in the mind of your audience about who you are, what you do and what you and your music stands for.
Your band’s spirit is delivered more effectively.
Anyway I feel as though I am preaching to the converted.
Band Season Gig Backdrop Specials
Right now, two of my most popular size backdrops are on sale.
Starting with the “Laneway II” (3,000 by 2,000mm) at $629 & the “Music Fest“ (4,000 by 2,000mm) at $750
Gig Backdrop Details You Should Know
All my Gig Backdrops are constructed this way.
1. They are made using a Tough Woven Polyester fabric (I call Supa-Tuff).
2. All my backdrops are available with your choice of either Nickel Plated, black chrome display eyelets, reinforced and rust resistant or full length Pole Loops, top and bottom or both sides. You can even have a combination of eyelets and pole loops if you need it.
3. All Backdrop & Scrim edges are fully hemmed and stitched for a better finish. This also adds to your Gig backdrops strength and longevity
4. Every backdrop is digitally printed, so it will look great and be identical to your artwork and (or) your proof design. No nasty surprises when you receive your stage décor. Testimonials from other entertainers are located at the base of this page.
In my opinion, “Supa-Tuff” is the best material for Gig work available. It’s tough, crease resistant and easy to store and transport.
Stage décor made using Supa-Tuff is vastly superior in every respect to any equivalent made using PVC Vinyl.
Vinyl used to be king of the hill, but these days, by comparison, vinyl is looking pretty sad. Old School in fact (and not in a good way).
PVC creases, and needs to be rolled (not folded) if you want it to keep looking good.
A single crease makes even the best PVC backdrop look like …. #$@t and once a crease is there, it is usually there to stay.
This makes it a pain to tour and travel with too.
I only ever use PVC by request these days and I certainly don’t recommend it for stage work at all.
FYI, the woven fabrics are so good, I even use them for my outdoor display banners exclusively.
I have had them on displayed on the front of my building for the last few year.
Gig Backdrop Specials
Now if this resonates with you for your Band, use the contact form up top of this page and let me know (Or press the Game On Red Button here). I will be happy to give you any more info you need.
If you have been looking around for a Gig Backdrop you will already know how cheap these are. Get in touch now.
Go on, Back Yourself – The Pro’s do… Contact Me Now – Take Your Band To The Next Level – For as Little as $362 (2000mm x 1500mm)
In any case all the Best to you and your band.
Have a Good One
Steve
WARNING - Before YOU Talk With Anyone About a Backdrop For Your Band You Should Really Listen To Steve's Gig Backdrop Brain Dump Audio - It's FREE.
Steve's No Non-sense Audio Guide on How To Get YourBand Backdrop Right, Calls on Experience With 100's of Aussie Bands So You Can Make an Informed, Intelligent Decision About the Backdrop (Band Banner) For Your Band - So You Can
Get Your Backdrop Right The First Time...
An Open Letter ToAustralia's Professional Musicians& Entertainers
Dear Music Professional
How long have you and your band been thinking about a Band Backdrop (Band Banner) to help "amp up" your performance?
It can be hard to know where to start.
Working with as many Aussie Bands and Entertainers as I have, chances are I have at least some idea of what you are going through.
Happy as I am to answer the questions that come my way about backdrops & scrims, from people like you in the music industry.
I always felt that phone calls and emails were a cumbersome way to put the information you need in your hands.
There was a lot of common ground in the concerns and questions when I spoke with Pro Muso's about the do's and don't's of getting their backdrops right.
Questions that, through experience, I have found answers to and pretty much nailed over the last few years.
To help make the process easier on you, I had to come up with a better method of delivering this information to you.
One where the majority of what you need to know about band banners (Gig Backdrops I call them), was available to you 24/7.
So you can get at it whenever you want - and not just during normal business hours.
Because you are not in a normal business (whatever a normal business is...).
To that end, I put together a comprehensive Audio Guide based on my experience working with Aussie Bands (new and old, BIG and Up and coming), that answers the questions I most often hear.
I call it the Gig Backdrop Brain Dump.
It's about 12 and a half minutes long and it goes a long way to answering much of what you need to know to get your Backdrop right.
The Braindump Audio is made so you can find out exactly what you need, and when you need to know it.
To help guarantee you get your backdrop and Amp Scrims spot on - The First time.
To be honest, it is information you can use whether you use me to help you or not.
A few of the things I talk about in the Brain Dump are;
Three reasons not to use PVC Vinyl for your Band’s Backdrop.
How you can use your Backdrop (and Scrims) to turn casual observers in your audience into fans.
Tips on how to make sure you get exactly what you want when you submit you artwork to anyone creating a backdrop for you.
To help keep this info in the hands of only the people it was designed for, I ask only one thing.
That you enter your name and an email address below, so I can send you the details to listen to the Brain Dump audio immediately and privately.
If you are keen to find out what you need to know I'll talk with you on the other side.
Cheers & Thanks
To Your Success
Steve Scott - B2bJv.com
If You Have Been Thinking About a Backdrop (Band Banner) for Your Band, You Really Should Hear The Brain Dump Before You Start Organising Anything
This is a Backdrop I made some time back for the "Recreational Rockstars". The RockStars had their own print ready and beautiful artwork, the size was 2,000 by 2,000 millimetres. It was made using my very popular "Blockout Fabric" (I don't recommend vinyl backdrop fabric) and was finished with both Nickel Plated Eyelets (rust resistant & Black Chrome in colour) and pole loops on both sides (Info about that in the Gig Backdrop Brain Dump).
A backdrop like this one is On Sale right now for $299 delivered Australia Wide. Production time is 5-7 working days from "print ready" artwork approval by you.
And if you need a hand with creating your artwork, No Problem, 95% of all my artwork is free. Special stuff, Band Logos & complicated graphics (really complicated) will be cost more. The reason being is I want to be able to offer you a complete & comprehensive service and I do use sub-contract Graphic Designers when I need something really special for you ;)
Gig Backdrop Details You Should Know
Vinyl used to be king of the hill, but these days, by comparison, vinyl is looking pretty sad. Old School in fact (and not in a good way).
This makes it a pain to tour and travel with too.
