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As of Jul 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for outback presents in the United States is $100,233.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $91,500.00 and $109,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To thrive at Outback Presents—a live entertainment and concert promotion company—you need strong event planning, project management, and organizational skills, often supported by experience in the music or events industry. Proficiency in ticketing platforms, CRM systems, and contract management is typically favored. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and relationship-building abilities distinguish top performers. These skills are crucial for coordinating successful events, ensuring client satisfaction, and navigating the fast-paced nature of live entertainment.

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An Outback Presents job typically involves working for Outback Presents, a leading independent promoter of live entertainment events, including concerts and comedy shows. Roles can range from event coordination and marketing to ticketing and logistics. Employees help organize, promote, and execute live performances across various venues. Responsibilities depend on the specific position but generally involve supporting the production and promotion of events.

What kind of challenges might I face working for Outback Presents in live event promotion?

Working for Outback Presents, you may encounter challenges such as meeting tight deadlines, adapting quickly to changes in event logistics, and resolving unexpected technical or venue issues. The industry often requires flexibility, long or irregular hours, and the ability to collaborate effectively with artists, venues, and vendors to deliver a high-quality experience. However, these challenges also provide opportunities to develop resilience, creative problem-solving skills, and industry connections. Many team members find the fast-paced environment and the satisfaction of seeing a successful event come together to be especially rewarding.

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Director of Touring Operations for a Well-Known Comedian

Abstraction Media

West Hollywood, CA • On-site

Other

Posted 2 days ago


Job description

Abstraction Media, Inc. — West Hollywood, CA On-site, Los Angeles (this role is not remote and not hybrid)


About Abstraction Media

Abstraction Media is a West Hollywood-based production house creating original content for stage, film, and television. We produce large-scale international tours for a globally touring comedian whose live business spans theaters, performing arts centers, arenas, and international markets across multiple continents.


About the Role

We are hiring a Director of Touring to take full ownership of our touring business: commercial strategy, ticketing performance, promoter and venue relationships, market development, and operational execution across every show on the calendar.

This is a senior live entertainment executive role. It is not a booking agent role, a routing role, or a road-based tour manager role. The person in this seat owns the business of touring so the artist can stay focused on the craft.


You will lead ticketing strategy, sales pacing, pricing, market activation, promoter negotiations, venue deals, settlements, budgets, and tour P&L. You will be the operator who knows, before anyone else does, which markets are pacing soft, which need a marketing intervention, and which need a pricing or scaling adjustment. You will sit at the table with promoters, venue executives, ticketing partners, and agency teams as a peer.


Non-Negotiable Requirements

Two requirements are absolute. Applications that do not meet both will not be reviewed.

1. Based in Los Angeles, working on-site. This role is in-person at our West Hollywood office. We are not considering remote, hybrid, or relocation candidates. You must already live in the Los Angeles area or be prepared to be on-site from day one.

2. Direct experience inside a top-tier live entertainment company. You must have held a meaningful role at one of the following, or a direct equivalent:

  • Live Nation
  • AEG Presents
  • Ticketmaster
  • Nederlander
  • Madison Square Garden Entertainment
  • ASM Global
  • Oak View Group
  • Another Planet Entertainment
  • Outback Presents
  • Feld Entertainment
  • Caesars Entertainment
  • Similar companies

We are looking for someone who has lived inside the systems, relationships, and economics of major live entertainment, not someone who has worked adjacent to them.


What You Will Own

Commercial strategy and tour P&L. Build and execute the touring strategy that maximizes revenue, profitability, and long-term market positioning. Own the tour budget, the P&L, and the financial story of every run.

Ticketing, pricing, and sales pacing. Direct ticketing strategy across pricing, scaling, holds, inventory, on-sale planning, dynamic adjustments, and settlement. Read counts daily. Identify soft markets early. Drive corrective action with promoters, venues, marketing, and ticketing partners before a show is in trouble, not after.

Promoter, venue, and ticketing partner relationships. Lead negotiations and ongoing relationships with promoters, venue executives, ticketing platforms, and agency teams. Structure deals that protect the tour's economics and create leverage for future runs.

Market development and promotion. Partner with internal marketing, paid media, and creative teams to ensure every market has the right audience targeting, creative, paid spend, and local activation strategy. Coordinate with local promoters and media partners to convert awareness into ticket sales.

Vendor and production oversight. Manage sound, lighting, production, travel, security, and operational vendors. Ensure contracts align with tour goals and every partner meets the standard.

Tour logistics. Oversee travel, accommodations, transportation, scheduling, advancing, settlement coordination, and compliance with local regulations across domestic and international shows.

Crisis management. Anticipate problems before they surface. When something breaks mid-tour, you make the decision and move on.


What You Bring
  • 6+ years in live entertainment touring, ticketing, promotion, or venue-side operations at a major company (see list above).
  • Fluency in ticketing systems: Ticketmaster, AXS, Tixr, SeatGeek, Eventbrite, or comparable. You read manifests, holds, scaling maps, and sales reports without hand-holding.
  • A strong commercial instinct for pricing, demand-building, and pacing across markets of different sizes and structures.
  • Proven negotiation track record across venue contracts, promoter deals, vendor agreements, and ticketing terms. You scrutinize the details and you do not concede ground that does not need to be conceded.
  • Existing, active relationships with promoters, venue leadership, ticketing executives, and agency professionals.
  • Sharp written and verbal communication. Your emails, recaps, and reports are clear and decisive.
  • Composure under pressure. Mid-tour problems do not rattle you.
  • Discretion. You will see sensitive contracts, financials, and business affairs every day.


Nice to Have
  • Direct experience with comedy tours, theaters, PACs, arenas, casinos, or international touring circuits.
  • Working knowledge of paid media, local promotion, PR, influencer activation, email and SMS marketing, and audience segmentation.
  • International touring experience across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, or Australia.
  • A genuine appreciation for live comedy and culturally diverse audiences.


What We Offer
  • Competitive salary, depending on experience, plus performance bonus. ($90k-$120k)
  • Direct ownership of a global touring business with significant scale and growth ahead.
  • High-level access to top promoters, venues, ticketing platforms, and agency partners.
  • A creative, fast-moving environment in West Hollywood, building something rare in live comedy.


How to Apply

Send your resume and a brief note on your most relevant tour, venue, or ticketing experience to recruiter@AMediaInc.com.

Subject line: Director of Touring — [Your Name]

Abstraction Media, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and are committed to building an inclusive team.