AIMEE BERGER, Primary Wave Music Artist Manager Town Hall Wed., May 9, 3-5 PM In August of 2008, Aimee Berger brought her management and concert tour company in house to Primary Wave Music. Berger oversees the Camplified tour, a concert and branded experience inside summer camps for emerging artists and sponsors interested in targeting a captive audience of tween and teen campers. She also handles additional brand partnerships and marketing initiatives for Primary Wave and its live events division Hear Here.
We’ve partnered with Creative Allies to give you a chance to show off your art to the masses — and win $500! Click here for details. Submissions must be accepted by June 8. GOOD LUCK!
Camplified delivers quality entertainment at various summer camps across the nation to tweens and teens through a unique, age-appropriate rock concert experience. Each tour stop features a host of talented musicians and bands resulting in a true VIP concert experience for the kids, complete with meet and greets, contests, giveaways and more.
Design original banner art that will serve as a backdrop on the stage during the bands’ performances for the 11th Annual Camplified Concert Tour 2012. Leave sufficient room in your design to add the performing artists’ names and sponsors’ logos.
Suggested Theme & Style
We’re looking for an eye catching stage banner speaks to the Camplified demographic (ages 6-17). Mix “summer camp” and “rock concert” imagery to create a unique stage banner that will totally wow the kids.
Design your entry at the actual banner size of 144″ x 72″ (horizontal) BUT upload a reduced-size version, at 36″ x 18″. The winning designer MUST be prepared to provide a high resolution layered or vector version of the design at the actual banner size.
If you’ve been to summer camp before draw inspiration from the experience and what it meant to you. Feel free to give a shout out to your camp in the description or comment section for your creation!
Things You Need To Include
- Required Text: “Camplified”, “2012″. - Optional Text: “11th Anniversary”. - It is optional to include the logo (available in support files). The logo may be adjusted to work with your design (colors, etc.). - Original font treatments of “Camplified” are welcome.
Things You Should Avoid
- Mix traditional “summer camp” imagery with age-appropriate rock & roll motifs. - DO NOT use stock images, clip art or photographic elements in your design. - Respect copyright. DO NOT submit copyrighted work.
This just in from Devin Lasker, a partner of Hear.Here, Primary Wave Music and Camplified, regarding an exciting upcoming event for those of you (or your parents) who happen to be huge UFC/MMA fans!
Four Bands! Five Professional MMA Fights! One Night! That sums up what you can expect at the inaugural “Rock Out Knock Out” event taking place June 2, 2012 at the historic Asbury Park Convention Hall in New Jersey. Produced by Primary Wave Music and Live Nation, “Rock Out Knock Out” combines live music with the world’s fastest rising sport, mixed martial arts (MMA) on one ticket featuring four bands and five professional MMA fights all in one night. Putting the “Rock” in “Rock Out” is the multi-platinum band Fuel, performing their hits “Shimmer” and “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)” while the “Knock Out” side will feature Ryan Vaccaro, Justin Haskins and Anthony Craparo — three fighters from New Jersey coached by retired UFC fighter and New Jersey MMA legend Kurt Pellegrino.
You love us! You really, really love us! This just in from the Camp Craze blog:
We are excited to announce that CAMPLIFIED has won the Best Summer Camp Entertainer as voted on by YOU! Here is their Awards Acceptance Speech received just moments ago:
We’re honored to have won the Campie Award for BEST Summer Camp Entertainment, seeing as we work so hard to bring the ROCK CONCERT experience to summer camps across the United States! We strive to bring top-notch entertainment to camp through emerging musicians and artists, along with the coolest products and brands. Seeing the campers’ faces light up when a band takes the stage or when they discover a talent they didn’t know they had when participating in one of our branded activities makes everything worth it. Thanks a million to those of you who voted for us, it truly does mean so very much. Here’s to many more years rockin’ out at summer camp!
Check out this GREAT article about the importance of sending today’s generation to summer camp, courtesy of the Huffington Post.
“America needs to send all of these kids to camp this summer before this generation loses the values that have driven our country since the beginning. Summer camps have been a U.S. tradition for over 150 years according to PBS and Parenting. …Today, there are several other reasons why ‘Generation Z’ must go to camp. They need to actually meet new people who are not part of their virtual world. Camp provides not only peers, but positive role models in counselors and those running camp projects. They need to learn risk taking by trying new things and challenging themselves with a new sport or swimming or obstacle courses. They need to learn creativity with crafts or dancing.
“Today’s camps are so different than the traditional camps for my generation. In addition to general camps, there are specialty camps — sports camps like basketball or horseback riding; academic camps like biology or math; adventure camps like scuba diving or rock climbing; arts camps like theater or music; specialty interest camps for cooking or chess; religious camps and special needs camps.
“In the evolution of life, it is time for the Baby Boomer Generation and Generation X to step up to make sure we do not lose this newest Generation Z to the virtual world. We need to get these kids out playing and communicating and winning and losing so they can take our place in getting this country back to leading the world in economic and ethical ways.”
Check out the video teaser for Jenny and Ashley‘s newest single, “My Kinda Life.” The pop/country duo performed on the 2011 Camplified Tour — click here to purchase their new single, “My Kinda Life,” on iTunes! (via BSCKids.com)
Check out this video posted by Camplified 2011 act Sam&Nate performing at Ivy League Day Camp! The pop/hip-hop duo rock out to a Hot Chelle Rae cover and dish on a few of their tourmates like Savvy and Varsity Girls.
Camplified artist Thomas Fiss recently met with the folks at YoungHollywood.com and performed his song, “Gravity.” He also dished on a few of his musical influences (Justin Timberlake, One Republic and Coldplay), chatted about his upcoming album (out this summer!) and answered a few fan questions! Check it out in the video above… and OMGosh, isn’t he so cute?!
Wow! Talk about an artist committed to spreading the word and getting our attention! Payton Rae and her HUGE fan base have been bombarding us with tweets and Facebook posts about participating in the Camplified 2012 summer tour — and we love it!!! If you know of a band or artist you would like to see play on the Camplified 2012 tour, tell us via Twitter @Camplified or our Facebook page… and we’ll see what we can do!