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A college concert event can be a fun way to blow off steam, especially if you choose a theme that lets the audience get in on the action. A fun theme can boost attendance, enhance the experience, and give you and the crowd a chance to get creative with costumes, staging, and humorous themes. If you’re planning a concert for your campus, below are a few exciting ideas to get you started.

3 Ideas for a Themed College Concert

1. Hip-Hop

Exam week is a stressful time for many college students. To help them relax before a big test, plan a concert a week or two before exam week starts. Whether you’re hosting a celebrity guest or local acts, a hip-hop concert is the perfect opportunity to dance to high-energy beats and sing along to fun tunes. You can request guests to wear costumes to add a fun twist to the concert. 

2. Rock & Alternative

stagingModern rock stars tend to look and dress like ordinary people, but the history of the genre features some wild looks. If you’re planning a college rock concert, encourage attendees to adopt the teased hair and lavish makeup worn by bands such as Kiss, Whitesnake, Poison, or Motley Crue.

3. Jazz

A theme can also be an effective marketing tool if you’re planning a classical music event on campus. If you’re planning a jazz concert, add a timeless theme to transport your guests back in time. Create a Roaring Twenties theme where guests can wear sparkling dresses and suspenders. Make sure that the staging reflects the era by using LED video panels that project images from that time. 


 

No matter what type of concert you’re planning, Audio Images Sound & Lighting, Inc. offers everything you need, from lights and staging equipment to reliable trucking services. Over the last 20 years, the team of talented experts has become a dependable concert vendor in Batavia, NY, boasting technical expertise and an extensive inventory of light and sound equipment. Visit their website for more on their staging and audiovisual services or call (585) 343-4050 to discuss your event.

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