This is your chance to promote yourself as a featured artist/performer on our website making yourself visible to others including artists, performers, venues that champion live entertainment and a network of dedicated providers. Unlike other organisations, we do not take an agency fee for work you attract as a result of working in association with us; our aim is simply to provide you with opportunities to showcase your talent as well as generate an income.
If you feel your values, ethos, skills and passion for the arts match ours as a social enterprise and would really enrich the products and services Iconic provides, then we would love to have you as part of our team!
Increase the visibility of your venue, advertise events and attract visitors and performers by joining us as a featured venue. Bring new and more people into your bar or lounge, selecting from our featured artists to provide your customers with live entertainment. With so many forms of entertainment available, think creatively about how to keep your business thriving.
Promotion is crucial for any event to grab people's attention and interest. Feature your event to bring customers through the door and keep them returning for more.
Did you know that the performing arts can be therapeutic for mental health issues, and can help the healing process from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and TBI (traumatic brain injury)? Iconic has always shown a deep interest in social issues and this is why we are currently designing the programme Fast Forward, to support ex-military personnel, especially those suffering from stress-related disorders, re-adjusting to civvy life after serving our country. We want to give them opportunities to develop skills, pursue a career in the performing arts and gain employment.
Turning a true story into a song to bring awareness about domestic violence can be a challenging project, especially when the true story is your own. Kellyann Mitchell, a young and talented actress and director, collaborated with the rapper Lacky C to create "Storyteller", a music video about her life as a victim of domestic abuse. As something very close to both their hearts, Kellyann Mitchell and Lacky C spent all year putting together this project which aims to help families recognise the consequences of domestic violence, especially when children are involved. The music video was released on 25th November as part of International Day For Elimination Of Violence Against Women 2017.
Have a passion for entertainment, music, drama and dance and would like to share it with the world? Join us and stand out from the crowd