If you love to see new, up and coming song talent, then you’ll love PressPlay’s tour. PressPlay travels nationally, stopping in various cities yearly and introduces talented artists to the nation. This awesome event arrives in New Jersey’s Hyatt Regency New Brunswick Hotel on Saturday, July 15th.
Not only does PressPlay’s event allow you to see great new talent performing, but also give you the opportunity to meet the artists. The performing talent at the event includes Wes Tucker, and Chris Viola with Tyler Chase. The meet and greet talent list includes:
To participate in the meet and greet and performances guests need to purchase “passes.” There are a few options for talent passes. The first is the all access pass, which lets you eat both lunch and dinner with the talent, gives you access to the green room, provides you with a gift bag and t-shirt, and also lets you enter the event early.
The other passes labeled with performers names allows you to meet the individual on the meet and greet pass you bought, and lets you come thirty minutes before the meet and greet starts.
The Ultimate Pass gives you three hours to meet and greet with the talent, and allows you to enter when the Meet and Greet starts.
The fan pass provides you with two hours of Meet and Greet access.
The general pass is the general admission paid for the event, and gives you access to one hour of the Meet and Greet.
For more information on passes, and to purchase a pass, please go here.
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