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A TOUR BY:
DONNELL “DON P” PRINCE

The Nothing But Anthems Experience Tour is a groundbreaking celebration of Southern hip-hop’s most iconic anthems. Spanning 10-15 cities, this tour brings together the biggest names in crunk and party rap to deliver unforgettable performances that celebrate the legacy of a genre that shaped a generation. Featuring a stellar lineup, robust revenue streams, and a strong cultural connection, this tour is poised to generate $1M-$1.5M in gross revenue while delivering high-value sponsorship opportunities.

The Nothing But
Anthems
Experience Tour

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Tour Overview

Sometimes fighting is a means of defense, sometimes it's to get the other guy out of your way, and sometimes, it's just because the beat demands it. "Trill Fight: The Battle for Crunk" tells the electrifying story of the struggle to claim what’s real and raw.

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In the early 2000s, a fierce movement surged from the streets of Atlanta, determined to give the South a powerful voice in Hip Hop. This voice, loud and unapologetic, captured the wild, rebellious spirit of Atlanta's club scene—where fun, sex, and partying reigned supreme. It was a genre for those who lived to get crunk, creating the soundtrack for a generation that fought its battles on the dance floor and in the recording studio.

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Join us as we dive into the heart of the fight club era of music, where every beat was a battle and every song was a statement. This is the story of how Atlanta rose, how Crunk conquered, and how music was never the same again.

THE ARTIST

Revenue Streams

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  1. Ticket Sales
    With an average ticket price of $40 and venue capacity of 2,500, each show is expected to gross $100K. Across 10-15 cities, the tour projects a gross revenue of $1M-$1.5M solely from ticket sales.

  2. Merchandise
    The tour will feature exclusive merchandise, including T-shirts, towels, hats, glow sticks, and hoodies. With estimated merchandise revenue of $5K-$10K per city, the total additional revenue could range from $50K-$150K.

  3. Sponsorship Opportunities
    Potential sponsors, such as BelAire and Red Bull, are poised to benefit from branding on-stage, on merchandise, and in digital campaigns. Sponsorship activations, such as on-site sampling and VIP lounge branding, further increase brand engagement.

Tour Logistics

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  1. Ticket Sales
    With an average ticket price of $40 and venue capacity of 2,500, each show is expected to gross $100K. Across 10-15 cities, the tour projects a gross revenue of $1M-$1.5M solely from ticket sales.

  2. Merchandise
    The tour will feature exclusive merchandise, including T-shirts, towels, hats, glow sticks, and hoodies. With estimated merchandise revenue of $5K-$10K per city, the total additional revenue could range from $50K-$150K.

  3. Sponsorship Opportunities
    Potential sponsors, such as BelAire and Red Bull, are poised to benefit from branding on-stage, on merchandise, and in digital campaigns. Sponsorship activations, such as on-site sampling and VIP lounge branding, further increase brand engagement.

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Budget and Financials

"The estimated cost of the tour is between $693K and $1.002M, covering artist fees, lodging, production, and marketing."

Artist Fees (per show):

  • Total artist cost: $52K per night

  • Total cost for 10 cities: $520K; for 15 cities: $780K

Lodging Costs (per show):

  • 32 hotel rooms @ $150 per room: $4,800 per night

  • Total for 10 cities: $48K; for 15 cities: $72K

Production Crew:

  • Estimated $50K-$75K for 10-15 cities

Marketing and Promotion:

  • Comprehensive campaigns: $75K

Total Estimated Costs:

  • 10 cities: $693K

  • 15 cities: $1.002M

With a projected gross revenue of $1M-$1.5M from ticket sales alone, the tour is estimated to deliver a profit of $307K-$498K, even before factoring in sponsorship and merchandise income.

Target Audience

The primary audience is fans of hip-hop and crunk music, ages 18-35. The secondary audience is a broader group, ages 18-55, including those who went to high school during the crunk era and younger audiences influenced by TikTok.

COMPARABLES

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