Jason Curtis Pt1: The Power of Superfans in Music
The Business of Entertainment · 4 May 2026 · 30m
Speaker 1: Making rams and sense of Essays, Entertainment Industry. Speaker 2: Business of Entertainments with Martin Myers arkat L. Speaker 1: I'm Kezel. Good evening and welcome to the Business of Entertainment on Thursday Night with Speaker 1: me your host Martin Myers. I've got a stellar guest in this evening. We're going Speaker 1: to talk about super fans, hyper Niche. We're going to talk about a band called Speaker 1: The Gathering who then morphed into the Outsiders, and you're going to go, who the Speaker 1: heck is that band? But you might remember, if you're old enough, nineteen ninety four Speaker 1: Depeche Mode who played at the good Op Center. They only came to South Africa Speaker 1: once. That was the band that was the supporter act, the Outsiders who played for Speaker 1: depeche Mode big concerts brought them hereup. And I'm thrilled to have a friend in Speaker 1: who I've known, we worked out. We've known each other since nineteen ninety nine, twenty Speaker 1: five years or twenty six years, we've known each other. A consumer media professional. He Speaker 1: worked for EMI, a mentor to be a man with sage advice who is doing Speaker 1: super things very quietly. And that's what we're going to talk about. This week amplifying Speaker 1: stuff that artists perhaps don't know about or perhaps don't want to do. Jason Curtis, Speaker 1: welcome, Thank you for coming back. You were my second. Speaker 2: Guest, second only second, you know, to a menial doctor Trevor Jones. Speaker 1: Just amplify who doctor Trevor Jones is for our listeners please. Speaker 2: You know, he is one of the top five, you know, film composers in the Speaker 2: world.
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