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Goldenvoice

Goldenvoice

Goldenvoice, creators of Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival and Stagecoach: California’s Country Music Festival, operates successful Los Angeles and Bay Area music venues including the Fonda Theatre, The Roxy Theatre, El Rey Theatre, The Novo, Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall, The Regency Ballroom, The Warfield and Empire Polo Fields. Goldenvoice holds exclusive booking deals at venues statewide, including Brookside at The Rose Bowl, Santa Barbara Bowl, Mountain Winery, Frost Amphitheater, Humphrey’s Concerts by the Bay, The Pechanga Theater, and The Summit at Pechanga Resort & Casino. They also have produced events such as Desert Trip, Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, Day N Vegas, Head In The Clouds, Just Like Heaven, Cruel World, Portola and many more. Beginning as an independent punk rock promoter in the early 1980s, Goldenvoice grew to be the preeminent alternative promoter in Southern California by forging strong relationships with both bands and music fans. Currently, Goldenvoice promotes over 2,000 concerts a year in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Hawaii plus recently adding North American tours to their growing list of accomplishments. For additional info, please visit www.Goldenvoice.com.www.goldenvoice.com

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Sep 14, 2026

Joel Kim BoosterHOST
35:19
But how old do you think?
Sabrina JaleesGUEST
35:20
I would say, because my friend that works for Golden Voice has kids Wolfie's age.
Sabrina JaleesGUEST
35:27
So if it was like, hey, we're going to do Coachella family style, it's all free.
Sabrina JaleesGUEST
35:32
Then I'm like, whatever age.
Dave RedelbergerHOST
0:48
Today we're heading to Austin, Texas.
Dave RedelbergerHOST
0:50
Our, our guest today started on the venue side and made some interesting stops along the way, Goldenvoice and Facebook, and now she's working with one of the most powerful touring companies on the planet.
Dave RedelbergerHOST
1:02
Chelsea Masler, marketing director from Messina Touring Group, where she works on campaigns for everybody from Taylor Swift to Phoebe Bridgers, and she's been involved in a lot of stuff.
Dave RedelbergerHOST
1:09
I mean, we're talking grassroots marketing to major stadium campaigns, and she's had a front row seat to some pretty remarkable moments in live music.
Chelsea MaslerGUEST
3:24
Uh, and we are quality over quantity kinda concert promoter.
Chelsea MaslerGUEST
3:29
Uh, and that's why I love working here.
Chelsea MaslerGUEST
3:30
I feel like I've, as you mentioned, Dave, started on the venue side of the business and then I kinda realized, huh, I kinda wanna get a little closer to, like, these tours and working with these artists, and then popped over to Goldenvoice and I was like, "I think I wanna get a little closer." And so-
Dave RedelbergerHOST
3:44
[laughs]
Toby MorseHOST
4:15
I mean, people know the people behind like Bill and Paul.
Toby MorseHOST
4:17
They're like old school hardcore dudes from Golden Voice.
Toby MorseHOST
4:20
Yeah.
Toby MorseHOST
4:21
Bill's like a vegan straight edge dude.
Brett GurewitzGUEST
160:58
So that thing, that's sort of how we started playing shows.
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:03
And then, you know, somebody who's really a catalyst for the scene was Golden Voice, the promoter Golden Voice.
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:11
Because at that time...
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:15
I'm pretty sure Golden Voice was a money laundering scheme for Gary Tovar.
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:20
Gary was importing marijuana and needed to have a legitimate money source.
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:26
So they were booking punk shows.
Bob LefsetzHOST
161:50
You know, so,
Brett GurewitzGUEST
161:51
so.
Lauren BarryHOST
8:54
Because Dua Lipa and Tame Impala are reportedly headlining Coachella next year, while Miley has turned down the offer, apparently, to headline.
Lauren BarryHOST
9:05
Golden Voice, which is the company behind Coachella, is also reportedly seeking BTS.
Lauren BarryHOST
9:09
Haven't they done it? Or was it Blackpink that did it? Blackpink.
Lauren BarryHOST
9:13
Blackpink.
Rachel HackenGUEST
41:12
And yeah, I learned a lot.
Rachel HackenGUEST
41:15
I moved from there into working in marketing at Golden Voice and then AEG, which is their parent company.
Rachel HackenGUEST
41:22
And then I moved fully into management.
Rachel HackenGUEST
41:24
But I think having the variety of skills and understanding how different facets work is why...
JoeHOST
13:09
Um, so that was Concerts West.
JoeHOST
13:11
And there was also, which is probably the better-known one, at least in the UK, is Goldenvoice.
JoeHOST
13:18
So Goldenvoice was the local LA promoter, and they brought both these companies and just said, "Put as many fucking shows as you can into the Staples Center.
JoeHOST
13:31
Other than that, just do your own thing."
speaker_3HOST
13:33
So Goldenvoice is primarily known right now by most people as the company that puts on Coachella, but they actually have a really interesting story with how Coachella starts and also the founder of Goldenvoice.
JoeHOST
13:46
So yeah, Goldenvoice have their own interesting backstory because effectively they started out as a proper local punk promoter.
JoeHOST
13:56
So going back to the time when, yeah, we talked about it in the SFX one, it was like the, the Wild West as everyone sort of talks about it.
Bill SimmonsADVERTISER
14:04
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Sam CastellanoGUEST
21:27
All of Union.
JerHOST
21:27
And then you were at Metro until Goldenvoice took over.
Sam CastellanoGUEST
21:31
Exactly.
JerHOST
21:32
Yeah.
Sam CastellanoGUEST
21:32
Yeah.
JerHOST
21:32
Do you remember the last show you did before Goldenvoice took over?
Sam CastellanoGUEST
21:37
I really don't, 'cause I do so many shows, but I remember you and I talking and going, "I don't think they're gonna hire me to do any of this stuff anymore."
JerHOST
21:51
They brought, uh, Dave Radd in.

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