Warsaw based · working worldwide

Live entertainment, booked properly.

Talent buying is a trade, not a directory. Roysp1ns tells you early what a name really costs, what it needs on stage, and whether it belongs in your room at all — then books it, contracts it and delivers it.

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What we do

One agency, the whole show

Booking is where it starts. Most clients hand us the date and the budget and take back a finished night.

Artist booking

Direct access to headliners, support acts and niche specialists. We handle offers, counter-offers, holds and contracts, and we tell you early when a name is out of reach.

  • Availability & fee checks in 24h
  • Offer sheets and deal memos
  • Exclusivity & radius clauses

Event production

Stage, sound, light, video and crew, specified against the rider rather than a catalogue. One production manager owns the build from truck call to strike.

  • Technical riders reconciled
  • Supplier tendering
  • On-site production management

Talent management

Day-to-day representation for artists on our roster: routing, fee strategy, press, and the unglamorous admin that keeps a career moving.

  • Routing & tour planning
  • Fee and territory strategy
  • Press and release support

Brand partnerships

Matching artists to brands without either side losing credibility. We negotiate usage, term and territory, and we say no to the ones that would not work.

  • Ambassador & campaign deals
  • Usage, term and territory
  • Activation staffing

Touring & logistics

Visas, carnets, freight, flights, ground and hotels. The paperwork that stops a tour is booked before it can.

  • Visas, carnets, work permits
  • Freight and backline
  • Travel and hospitality

Private & corporate

Weddings, anniversaries, launches and after-parties, run with the same contracts and the same discretion as a festival main stage.

  • Discreet handling, NDA on request
  • Guest-list and access control
  • Full-service or booking only

Who we represent

A roster built for real rooms

We keep the list short enough to know every act personally. Names we have worked with, not directory entries bought from a database.

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DJ & electronic

Festival headliners

Acts that can hold a field at midnight, with the production spec to match.

Typical fee band: €20k – €200k

DJ & electronic

Club circuit & residents

Selectors for rooms between 200 and 2,000 capacity, booked as one-offs or a season.

Typical fee band: €2k – €30k

Music

Show bands

Tight, rehearsed and set-list flexible — the safe answer when the night has to work.

Typical fee band: €4k – €45k

Music

Emerging artists

Support and second-stage names on the way up, priced before the market catches on.

Typical fee band: €800 – €15k

Hosts & speakers

Corporate specialists

Acts who read a business audience: no long intros, no awkward silences, clean language.

Typical fee band: €3k – €50k

Stage & circus

Classical & crossover

Soloists, quartets and small ensembles for ceremonies, dinners and brand films.

Typical fee band: €2k – €60k

Selected work

Recent productions

Three nights that show the range: an outdoor festival, a routed tour and a black-tie room.

Festival · two stages

Harbour Lights Festival

Programmed both stages, booked the headliner eleven weeks out after the first choice pulled, and rebuilt the running order without moving the curfew.

  • 12,000Attendance
  • 18Acts booked
  • 0Slots dropped

Tour · nine cities

Nightform Tour

Routed nine dates across five countries, carried the carnet and the freight, and settled every venue inside the same week the tour ended.

  • 9Cities
  • 5Countries
  • 94%Average sold

Private · black tie

Anniversary Gala, 1,400 guests

Orchestra, a headline vocalist and three speciality acts across one evening, under NDA, with a stage change that took four minutes.

  • 1,400Guests
  • 4Acts
  • 4 minChangeover

Process

From brief to encore in four steps

The same four steps whether it is one DJ or a three-day festival.

  1. 01

    Brief & budget

    Date, room, capacity, audience and the number you can actually spend. Fifteen minutes on a call saves three weeks of quoting the wrong acts.

  2. 02

    Shortlist & holds

    Three to five names with real fees and real availability, and a hold on the ones you like so nobody else takes the date while you decide.

  3. 03

    Contract & advance

    Deal memo, rider, insurance and the advance schedule. Everything the artist needs is agreed in writing weeks before anyone loads in.

  4. 04

    Show day

    Our production manager is on site from truck call to strike, and the settlement lands in your inbox the same week.

Our side of it

Thirty years of show nights between us

The people behind Roysp1ns have promoted, toured and produced. Between them, more than 2,470 shows and enough cancelled headliners to have a plan for it rather than a panic.

We work from Warsaw and travel to the shows. An agency that never leaves the office learns nothing about the rooms it is selling.

  • We attend the shows we book
  • Contracts in plain language, not boilerplate
  • Settlement within the same week, always

References

What promoters say

  • ★★★★★

    “They told us our first choice was wrong for the room before we had paid a deposit. The act they suggested instead sold the tent out.”
    Programming leadIndependent festival
  • ★★★★★

    “Headliner cancelled on the Thursday. A replacement of the same weight was on stage on the Saturday and we never opened the refund window.”
    Promoter2,500-capacity venue
  • ★★★★★

    “The only agency we work with whose production notes arrive with the shortlist instead of a week before load-in.”
    Technical managerArena

Questions

The things clients ask first

Still unsure? Email [email protected] — we answer every enquiry, including the ones we cannot take.

Can you get me a specific name?

Often, yes — and where we cannot, we will say so on the first call instead of stringing it out. An honest no in week one is worth more than a maybe in week six.

How far ahead should we book?

Headliners for summer dates go six to nine months out. Corporate and private bookings work comfortably at eight to twelve weeks. Anything shorter is possible but costs more.

What is included in the fee?

The artist fee, our handling, and whatever the deal memo lists. Travel, hospitality, production and local crew are itemised separately so you can see exactly what you are buying.

Do you handle the technical side?

If you want us to. We reconcile the rider against the venue, tender the suppliers and put a production manager on site. Booking-only is also fine.

Is there a deposit?

Usually fifty per cent on signature and the balance before the performance, though it varies by artist. It is always written into the deal memo before you commit.

Can everything stay confidential?

Yes. We sign NDAs as a matter of routine for private clients and can invoice through a named entity without the event appearing anywhere.

Contact

Tell us the date and the room

The more you can give us now — capacity, audience, budget range — the faster the shortlist comes back.

We answer every enquiry within one working day. If your date is inside two weeks, write “URGENT” in the message and we will call instead.