Podcasts about nic adler

In this episode, we sit down with Nic Adler, the dynamic entrepreneur who runs the iconic music venue, The Roxy. Founded by his dad, Lou Adler, in 1973, Nic shares how The Roxy came to be, hearing the fascinating story of Nic's Hollywood upbringing, and how he stepped into his role as a restaurateur and music festival producer. Join us as we delve into the incredible history of The Roxy, its legendary performances by artists like Neil Young, Guns n Roses, and Incubus, and its upcoming 50th anniversary celebration. Get ready for an engaging conversation filled with personal anecdotes, insights on managing a business, and the unique place that West Hollywood holds in Nic's heart. Tune in and rock with us as we explore the magic of The Roxy!

Festival season has finally arrived, which means that Coachella kicks off this weekend! In addition to killer bands, there is an incredible food line up for this year’s festivities. We talk to Goldenvoice’s Nic Adler & Lizzy Stadler for an insider’s insight on what people can culinarily expect at this year’s Coachella and Stagecoach. We also dig deep into the archives for a vintage performance from Blood Orange to celebrate his appearance at Coachella this year. Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

We catch up with Nic Adler, the festival director behind two of Los Angeles’ top eating-and-drinking experiences: Eat Drink Vegan and Arroyo Seco Weekend. Eat Drink Vegan--originally called the Vegan Beer and Food Festival--was started by Nic, a vegan himself, in 2009. That first year was a gathering of 400 people in the parking lot of his very own The Roxy Theatre. This year’s crowd of 10,000+ surrounded the Rose Bowl, and there were more than 450 vendors in attendance. Now in its second year, Arroyo Seco Weekend combines great food--Burritos La Palma, Hatchet Hall and Freedman’s are among the restaurants participating--with great rock music. The 2018 headliners are Neil Young, Kings of Leon, Jack White and Robert Plant. We hit up our vault and revisit a musical guest from 2014: Psychic Twin. Erin Fein began writing and recording as Psychic Twin, and while recording by herself, doubling her vocals and singing melodies, she began to feel that she was in a way working with her twin. Psychic Twin gave us a live performance from their EP, Two Visions. Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

In the first half of this week’s Snacky Tunes, Darin Bresnitz sits down with Nic Adler, founder of the new food and music festival, Arroyo Seco. They talk about what it takes to start a new festival, how to curate the right bands and chefs and their delicious picnic basket offerings . After the break, we have a live in-studio performance by The Undercover Dream Lovers, the solo project of Brooklyn based artist and producer Matt Koenig. His first EP, While It’s in Style, was bedroom produced and self-released. The Undercover Dream Lovers live performance is a six piece band including two drummers, a bassist, 2 guitars, and a keyboardist.

Today we have Chef Mark McDonald from Old Vine Cafe stopping by to showcase his dish for the Pacific Wine and Food Classic, we also have Simon Majumdar to talk about all things food related in the world and Nic Adler stops by to talk about the EAT DRINK VEGAN event.

It's Coachella time! Just before the world descends on Indio, CA, for two weekends of music and dancing, we sit down with Nic Adler, Goldenvoice's culinary director, to talk about the festival's delicious food lineup. The feast continues with Winstons, a garage-soul duo out of Virginia, residing in Brooklyn. They do love songs, blue songs, and dance songs with drums, guitar, harmonies, and a harmonica. Their live show is raw and earnest, with a dynamic juxtaposing devotion and depravity.

This is a special holiday addition of the Promoter 101 Podcast, joining us is Goldvoice's Nic Adler, also a special group Session with four of the best agents in the biz APA Andy Somers and Craig Newman, Madison House’s Adam Bauer and From United Talent Agency Jack Ross record on location at the Aspen Live Conference., and of course Steiny and Luke will catch you up on the week in news

This is a special holiday addition of the Promoter 101 Podcast, joining us is Goldvoice's Nic Adler, also a special group Session with four of the best agents in the biz APA Andy Somers and Craig Newman, Madison House’s Adam Bauer and From United Talent Agency Jack Ross record on location at the Aspen Live Conference., and of course Steiny and Luke will catch you up on the week in news

Ep. 157 - This week's we talk to Nic Adler, who not only runs the Roxy and founded the L.A. Vegan Beer Festival but also curates the food and booze at all of Goldenvoice's major festivals- including Coachella and FYF Fest (which is this weekend.)  We talk to him about all extra focus that music festivals are paying to their food nowadays and the thought process that goes into choosing the vendors for massive festivals like Coachella and FYF.  Nic also talks a little about what it was like growing up on the Sunset Strip as the son of legendary club owner/music manager/record producer Lou Adler and how things have changed food wise over the years.Then, after the podcast, get a sneak peak at our brand new show The Crawl featuring Zach and Jason Stewart (aka DJ Them Jeans) taking you on a dumpling crawl through the San Gabriel Valley.  The full show is available exclusively through HOWL, the brand new premium audio service launched by the people behind Earwolf & Wolfpop.  Get more info at howl.fm and use the promo code CRAWL to get one month free so you can check out the new show we made.  Do it.  Do it.  

Vegan Snack Attack welcomes one of LA's prominent figures from the Sunset Strip scene. After being raised in the world of music, Nic has incorporated his knack for event marketing and veganism. Jon and Nic discuss raw snacks and their favorite Los Angeles vegan chain restaurants!

SF MusicTech Summit X - February 13, 2012 - Special Presentation SPEAKER: Nic Adler, The Roxy TOPIC: "Social and Live" http://theroxyonsunset.com/

After years as a band manager, promoter, and restauranteur, Nic Adler took the helm at The Roxy in 1998. An entrepreneur and community builder, Nic was drawn to the cutting edge concepts he found in the burgeoning field of social media. In 2007 he launched a blog that went on to win The VH-1 Rock Honors Award for Best Music Venue Website. Always an early adaptor Nic began tweeting in 2008 and is now the #1 Music Venue on Twitter and Facebook in the world. As his social media program grew, Nic began to see the importance of being a part of the larger community of the Sunset Strip and the City of West Hollywood. Nic is co-producer of the Sunset Strip Music Festival, which draws over 30,000 music fans to the city every August and celebrates the Strip's legacy as it highlights some of music's newest talent. He is Vice President of the Sunset Strip Business Association and a regular at City Council meetings where he is leading efforts to bring the community together. Featured in the New York Times, Mashable, TechCrunch, Los Angeles Times, Fast Company, and cover stories in LABJ, Venues Today and Nightclub and Bar Magazine, Nic is reinventing his club, his street and eventually his city using the fundamental concepts of community building inherent in social media. 

After years as a band manager, promoter, and restauranteur, Nic Adler took the helm at The Roxy in 1998. An entrepreneur and community builder, Nic was drawn to the cutting edge concepts he found in the burgeoning field of social media. In 2007 he launched a blog that went on to win The VH-1 Rock Honors Award for Best Music Venue Website. Always an early adaptor Nic began tweeting in 2008 and is now the #1 Music Venue on Twitter and Facebook in the world. As his social media program grew, Nic began to see the importance of being a part of the larger community of the Sunset Strip and the City of West Hollywood. Nic is co-producer of the Sunset Strip Music Festival, which draws over 30,000 music fans to the city every August and celebrates the Strip's legacy as it highlights some of music's newest talent. He is Vice President of the Sunset Strip Business Association and a regular at City Council meetings where he is leading efforts to bring the community together. Featured in the New York Times, Mashable, TechCrunch, Los Angeles Times, Fast Company, and cover stories in LABJ, Venues Today and Nightclub and Bar Magazine, Nic is reinventing his club, his street and eventually his city using the fundamental concepts of community building inherent in social media. 

Multiple With Founder Kyra Reed today on Plant Prophets with Vern Davis, of Protis Global, only on The Cannabis Radio. Kyra Reed is paving a path for women in the cannabis industry and she's laying it in concrete. The multi-entrepreneur is the force behind the Facebook group Women Empowered in Cannabis (WEiC), formerly Women Entrepreneurs in Cannabis.She is also co-founder of Kadin Enterprises, Marker Digital, and Lady Jane Society, an event production company focused on bringing female consumers and business owners together. Kyra Reed is a community builder. The foremother of social media specializes in building meaningful relationships between entrepreneurs and their audiences. She made her name in the digital marketing world in the early 2000s when she joined forces with Nic Adler to revitalize the iconic Roxy Theatre and Sunset Strip in Downtown Los Angeles. Adler was the owner of the Roxy, and the son of its original founder, Lou Adler, producer of acts including Cheech and Chong, and The Mamas and The Papas. In an interview with TechCrunch, Alder explained how Reed's digital strategy saved the Hollywood landmark, and in turn, other icons along the strip including the Viper Room, the House of Blues, and the Comedy Club.“The Roxy was the first to come online and they did one simple act that changed the history of entertainment venues on the Sunset Strip,” reports TechCrunch. “They started being social online with their neighbors.” The venue was among the first 19,000 accounts on Twitter. By 2012, The Roxy grew to host the largest and most robust Facebook and Twitter followings for music venues on social media. As a result Entrepreneur Magazine named Reed a “Social Media Pioneer.” Now, she lends her renowned skillset to clients in the emerging cannabis industry.