THePETEBOX
Beatboxer, Multi-Instrumentalist and Live Looping Performer
Fee range
£5k–£7.5k
UK
About booking entertainers
Entertainers can bring something unexpected to your event, especially when the performance builds music live in front of your guests. The StageSide listing features beatboxing, multiple instruments and live looping, with layers of sound built live for your guests. Start with that sound and decide whether it suits the occasion you have in mind.
Think about where the performance belongs in your programme and what the audience will be doing at that point. Explain whether everyone will be watching or whether other activity is happening nearby. Share the venue’s sound equipment, stage dimensions and preparation times so the entertainer can plan the technical setup with your team.
To make an offer, give the date, location or virtual link, performance length, audience size and fee. Add any production questions that could affect the booking. The entertainer or their agency can accept, decline or counter your proposal. After acceptance, you sign and pay the deposit through StageSide.
Questions about booking entertainers
How do I book an entertainer on StageSide?
Open the entertainer’s profile and make an offer describing your event, date, venue, audience and budget. Include the length you need and any technical questions. The performer or their agency can accept, decline or counter; acceptance is followed by signing and paying the deposit through StageSide.
How much does an entertainer cost?
The entertainer currently listed on StageSide has a starting fee of around £6,000. Your event details and production needs should be agreed alongside the price. You can make an offer below the listed fee; a warning will appear, and the entertainer decides whether that proposal works for them.
What is live looping, and will it suit our event?
Live looping lets a performer build layers of sound during the performance, alongside the beatboxing and instruments described in the current profile. Tell the entertainer about your guests and the atmosphere you want. Discuss the set structure and the point in your programme where a live looping performance would work best for your guests.
What equipment should we discuss with a beatboxer?
Ask what microphones, sound connections, monitoring and performance space the entertainer needs, and share the venue’s technical information. Live looping can involve equipment that needs checking with the sound team. Agree who supplies each item and allow preparation time in the schedule before you finalise the booking.