Fun Fun Fun Fest

“I don't know the exact cost, probably a hundred grand or so, small, compared to what it costs now. The festival probably did about 3000 people. It was one day. And yeah, I mean, it actually made a teeny tiny profit, even.”

“I worked at Emo's, this one club, for about a decade before I started Transmission, I probably should have started that company five years before that. Same with the festival. But I probably stayed in a comfortable zone that I knew well and didn't take as many…”

“I mean, we make money, but I wouldn't say, compared to some of the big festivals that make ten million dollars, those are festivals with a 100,000 people, so we're a lot smaller.”

“I don't even know off the top of my head, it's four or five million.”

“Around 20,000 or so. And it's three days, it used to be one. That first year was one day, now it's three days.”

“There is definitely a new mindset in the sponsorship world that isn't so focused on what's the biggest thing we can be a part of, but more what's the coolest thing we can be a part of, or how do we market our brand uniquely and actually connect with fans and b…”

“Tickets alone are probably about half of what we pull in. So I, it's not in front of me. It's hard to say. I want to say there's like one to two million in ticket sales.”