Artist Info

You can find our Booking Request form HERE
TECH SPECS:

You can find our tech specs HERE.

We provide an in-house sound technician and we do not allow artists to bring in their own sound tech or do their own sound.

MERCH:

The artist keeps 100% of merch sales. The 443 provides two covered 4′ tables with a pegboard backdrop. Artists sells.

HOSPITALITY:

Food and drink are complimentary to performing artists with the exception of single malt scotch and allocated bourbons. NOTE: We do not have a full kitchen. We offer a selection of appetizer-type items, you can find our menu HERE. We have a full bar plus a wide range of non-alcoholic options including coffee and tea.

The venue does not have a green room or any private space. 

LOAD-IN: 

Load-in and sound check should be coordinated with our tech Dave Kane. Soundcheck must be completed by the time doors open to the public.

PARKING:

There is a large gated parking lot on the right side of the building reserved for employees of the venue, tenants of the building, and visiting artists. However, the easiest place to park for load-in/out is on the street right outside the front door.

TICKETING:

The 443 will set up online ticket sales using Eventbrite and at the door if available. The cap is 75 people for a seated show.

GUESTLIST:

Your guest list should be submitted when we advance the show a week prior to your performance. We are unable to accommodate guest list requests that come in after the show has sold out.

PROMOTION:

We believe that marketing your show in our room should be a collaborative effort. If you roll into Syracuse and end up playing to the bartender and the door guy, that’s no fun for either of us. We want your show to be successful so we can have you back.

We will create physical posters to hang in the venue as well as graphic images for social media. The 443 will create the Facebook event and add the artist fan page as a co-host – please do not create a duplicate event. The show will be actively promoted via Facebook (including paid ads), Instagram and our email subscriber list. We also submit our shows to area online entertainment calendars.

We expect the artist to promote the show on his/her website, Bandsintown page, and social media channels. You should send invitations out from the Facebook event to your fans in the area and actively engage within the event. Boosted ads on Facebook and Instagram make a big difference too.

PAYMENT:

Payment will be made to the artist at the conclusion of the show via check.