Booking worldwide since 2008

We book the acts that make the night.

Winbigway is a full-service entertainment agency. We source, negotiate and produce live entertainment for festivals, brands, venues and private clients — from a single headliner to a full stage build, handled end to end.

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Services

Everything between the brief and the encore

Take the whole service or just the part you are missing. Both are normal here.

Talent buying

We buy for our own promotions, so we know what a fee should be before we ask. That is the difference between a quote and a negotiation.

  • Real market fees, not list prices
  • Holds and first refusals
  • Counter-offer handling

Festival programming

Line-ups built as a curve, not a list — headline weight where the money is, discovery where the room can take it, and a budget that still balances.

  • Stage-by-stage curation
  • Budget modelling per slot
  • Clash and curfew planning

Show production

Technical delivery under one manager. Riders read line by line, suppliers tendered, and a schedule the crew can actually work to.

  • Rider reconciliation
  • Site and stage planning
  • Crew and supplier management

Sponsor activation

Sponsorship that survives contact with the artist. Rights, usage and on-site presence agreed at contract stage, not on the day.

  • Rights packages
  • Artist approvals
  • On-site brand delivery

International routing

Dates that make geographic and financial sense, with the visas, carnets and freight booked around them rather than after them.

  • Route and cost modelling
  • Immigration paperwork
  • Freight and backline

Contracting & settlement

Deal memos, riders, insurance and the night's settlement, all in writing. No handshake deals, no surprises at the end of the show.

  • Deal memos and contracts
  • Insurance and permits
  • Same-week settlement

The roster

Talent for every room

Exclusive representation plus a vetted network we book from every week. Filter by category, or tell us the room and we will shortlist it for you.

Get the full roster (PDF)
DJ & electronic

Headline DJs & club residents

Festival-main-stage names through to tastemaker openers. Full technical rider handled.

Typical fee band: €8k – €150k

Music

Live bands & solo artists

Touring acts, showcase sets and function bands with a repertoire you actually choose.

Typical fee band: €3k – €90k

Music

Orchestras & tribute shows

Scored ensembles, film-in-concert and licensed tribute productions with staging included.

Typical fee band: €12k – €120k

Stage & circus

Aerial, fire & LED performers

Short-form spectacle for the gaps between the main moments, rigged to your venue.

Typical fee band: €1.5k – €25k

Hosts & speakers

Hosts, MCs & compères

Award nights, launches and galas, in English plus a working second language.

Typical fee band: €2k – €40k

Hosts & speakers

Keynote & after-dinner

Names an audience recognises, briefed properly so the talk lands on your theme.

Typical fee band: €5k – €80k

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.

About

Built by people who used to run the stage

Winbigway started Amsterdam-side as two tour managers who were tired of agents promising things production could not deliver. That is still the test every booking here has to pass: can it actually be built, on this stage, on this budget, on this date.

We are deliberately small. The person who quotes you is the person who negotiates the contract and the person who answers the phone at eleven on show night.

  • One named contact from first email to settlement
  • Fees quoted at market, never marked up in secret
  • We say no to bookings that will not work

Feedback

Why people come back

  • ★★★★★

    “They turned down a booking worth good money because they did not think the act would work for our audience. They were right.”
    Events managerCorporate client
  • ★★★★★

    “Three days on an island with one ferry, six acts, and every flight case where it was supposed to be. That is not luck.”
    Private clientDestination wedding
  • ★★★★★

    “The rider was reconciled against our spec before we signed. It sounds small until you have had a show fall over because it was not.”
    Production managerTouring company

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.

Enquiries

Start with the basics

City, date, capacity and a budget range are enough to get real names and real fees back.

A person reads every message. If we are not the right agency for your night, we will say so and point you somewhere better.