Booking & negotiation
The name you want, at a fee that reflects the market, on terms that survive a change of date. We tell you what is realistic in the first call.
- Straight answers on fees
- Holds, options, first refusals
- Rebooking and force majeure
Amsterdam based · working worldwide
Talent buying is a trade, not a directory. Kingdomofwin tells you early what a name really costs, what it needs on stage, and whether it belongs in your room at all — then books it, contracts it and delivers it.
How we help
Every one of these can be bought on its own. Most people start with the first and end up with three.
The name you want, at a fee that reflects the market, on terms that survive a change of date. We tell you what is realistic in the first call.
Artists we represent get one team for routing, press, brand work and the admin — not four people who each think someone else is handling it.
Somebody has to own the truck call, the power plan and the changeover. Here it is one named production manager, on site, all day.
Multi-camera capture, stills and social cutdowns agreed in the artist contract, so the footage is cleared before anyone points a lens.
Buses, freight, flights, hotels and the paperwork that lets people cross a border with instruments. Booked as one plan, not six.
Discreet bookings for private clients: named artists, small rooms, tight security, and a contract that never mentions who you are.
Who we represent
We keep the list short enough to know every act personally. Names we have worked with, not directory entries bought from a database.
Acts that can hold a field at midnight, with the production spec to match.
Selectors for rooms between 200 and 2,000 capacity, booked as one-offs or a season.
Tight, rehearsed and set-list flexible — the safe answer when the night has to work.
Support and second-stage names on the way up, priced before the market catches on.
Acts who read a business audience: no long intros, no awkward silences, clean language.
Soloists, quartets and small ensembles for ceremonies, dinners and brand films.
Selected work
Three nights that show the range: an outdoor festival, a routed tour and a black-tie room.
Festival · two stages
Programmed both stages, booked the headliner eleven weeks out after the first choice pulled, and rebuilt the running order without moving the curfew.
Tour · nine cities
Routed nine dates across five countries, carried the carnet and the freight, and settled every venue inside the same week the tour ended.
Private · black tie
Orchestra, a headline vocalist and three speciality acts across one evening, under NDA, with a stage change that took four minutes.
Working with us
No portals, no ticket numbers. A person reads it and replies.
Every enquiry gets a human answer inside the working day, even if the answer is that we are not right for it.
We go to the artists directly and come back with who is free, at what fee, and what the room would need to make it work.
One deal memo covering fee, terms, cancellation, rider and payment dates. Read it once and it is done.
We are in the building. Changeovers, curfews, guest lists and the awkward conversations are ours, not yours.
Who we are
Kingdomofwin was founded in 2005 by promoters and production managers, which is why our shortlists come with a technical note attached. We have loaded in at four in the morning often enough to know which riders are real and which are a wish list.
The team is intentionally under twenty people. Every client is handled by someone senior, because handing a booking to a junior is how dates get lost.
References
FAQ
Still unsure? Email [email protected] — we answer every enquiry, including the ones we cannot take.
Availability and an indicative fee normally come back within 48 hours on working days. If an artist's management is slow, we will tell you that rather than leave you waiting.
Both models exist in this industry. We tell you which one applies to your booking in the first written offer, so the fee you see is the fee you pay.
There is no fixed floor, but below roughly €5,000 the economics rarely work for a full-service booking. We will say so early rather than waste your time.
Yes. Plenty of clients arrive with a name and want the contracting, advance and production handled. We are happy to be the middle of the job rather than all of it.
Every contract we write carries a cancellation and replacement clause. In practice we start looking for a replacement the hour we hear, and we have never had to open a refund window.
Most of our work is outside it. We hold the visas, carnets and freight relationships to run dates internationally, and we travel to the shows we book.
Enquiries
City, date, capacity and a budget range are enough to get real names and real fees back.
A person reads every message. If we are not the right agency for your night, we will say so and point you somewhere better.