Live entertainment during breaks can be a good energy booster for conference attendees. Chart toppers like the ones in our \u2018most played\u2019 list can work well in this environment, and can easily be played over an in-house speaker system at a reasonable level.<\/p>\n
Here, a live band or DJ can really add something to your conference. Stay clear of big sounds and opt for a smaller set-up, as delegates still need to be able to network and recharge for their next seminar.<\/p>\n
Music in exhibition halls<\/p>\n
Using a hired musician<\/a> in large exhibition halls can be a great way of creating a good vibe.<\/p>\n At the same time the room is likely to be very noisy from all the delegates networking with each other and talking to exhibitors. The latter of course, is exactly what you want.<\/p>\n After parties<\/p>\n Out of all the areas of your conference where you might add music, this is definitely where your delegates will be most relaxed, and might even venture out on the dance floor.<\/p>\n After parties are all about networking and having a really good time. This is also where the \u2018most played list\u2019 will feel most appropriate. You can hire a party band or DJ<\/a> who incorporates them into their usual set-lists, or you could go for a more tailored option.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Live entertainment during breaks can be a good energy booster for conference attendees. Chart toppers like the ones in our \u2018most played\u2019 list can work well in this environment, and can easily be played over an in-house speaker system at … Continue reading