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Furtado Global

Event Promoter Rep - London

London
$250 – $600/day
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Furtado Global is building a roster of trusted local reps to run our live shows on the ground β€” city by city.

We're hiring local reps in: πŸ“ NYC Β· London Β· Washington DC Β· Los Angeles Β· Atlanta Β· Toronto Β· Miami Β· Philadelphia Β· Houston Β· Dallas Β· Chicago Β· Bay Area Β· Boston

(Plus occasional shows in Seattle, Las Vegas, Charlotte, New Orleans, Detroit, Austin, Nashville, and more.)

THE ROLE

You'd be Furtado Global's person on the ground on show day β€” our on-site promoter rep and the primary point of contact at the venue. We handle all the advancing internally; you'll get the full brief, show notes, tech sheets, and day sheet ahead of time. Your job is to execute it flawlessly.

On show day you'll:

  • Coordinate and oversee load-in and load-out with venue staff and crew
  • Make sure hospitality, the green room, and rider items are set up right
  • Troubleshoot tech issues fast β€” sound, staging, lighting, power
  • Look after the talent β€” greet them, manage their needs, keep them comfortable and on schedule
  • Keep the show on time and adapt calmly when plans change last minute
  • Send the internal team a quick post-show wrap

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WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

  • Proven live-event / show-production experience β€” you've run or stage-managed live shows, club nights, or concerts before
  • Sound knowledge β€” you're a proficient sound engineer, or you have solid working knowledge of live audio and can speak the language with FOH/venue techs
  • Grace under pressure β€” you handle last-minute changes in a high-pressure environment without losing the plot
  • Reliable and detail-obsessed β€” you read the brief, follow the day sheet, and sweat the details
  • Great with people and talent β€” professional, warm, and able to keep artists happy
  • Local to one of our markets β€” you live in the city you'd cover and can work shows there without travel (covering a nearby market within a 2–3 hour drive is a bonus)

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THE DETAILS

  • Freelance / independent contractor (1099), paid per event
  • Competitive day rate β€” $250–$600 per show depending on market, show size, and call length. Paid promptly after each event.
  • Evening and weekend availability when shows happen

HOW TO APPLY

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Skills

Live Event Production
Stage Management
Sound Engineering
Live Audio
Event Coordination
Troubleshooting
Hospitality Management
Talent Management
Technical Production
Load-in/Load-out Oversight
Crisis Management
Project Execution

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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