We are a full-service booking entertainment agency for clients hosting corporate events, galas, private events, fundraisers, corporate functions, college concerts, private parties and speaking engagements worldwide.īooking Entertainment can provide world-class celebrity entertainers your next event. Most recently, Tech N9ne’s song “Let’s Go” was featured in ads for AXE body spray, and his music was selected for inclusion on the video games: 25 to Life, Midnight Club: Los Angeles, and Madden NFL 2006.Īs an experienced entertainment booking agency, Booking Entertainment agents represent buyers of big name entertainment, providing pricing fees and full turn key concert events for our clients. Tech N9ne continues to write, perform, and record his own material, but he has also served as a guest artist on a number of songs by other musicians, including: “The Anthem” (with dozens of other artists, including Eminem, Kool G Rap, RZA, and Chino XL) “I Gotta Know” (with FiggKid and Redfoo) and “Rip Your Heart Out” (with Hopsin.) Hid music has also appeared in a number of films, including: Gang Related, Alpha Dog, and Born 2 Race, and on the television shows: The Hills, My Super Sweet 6, and Dark Angel. (2009), The Gates Mixed Plate (2010), All 6’s and 7’s (2011), Welcome to Strangeland (2011), Something Else (2013), and Strangeulation (2014), with increasing commercial success with each subsequent album.

Since then, Tech N9ne has released the additional albums: Sickology 101 (2009), K.O.D. The album experienced moderate success, as did three other albums which followed (Absolute Power, Everready, and Misery Loves Kompany.) But it was the album Killer, released in 2008, which rose to the top twenty on the charts and became the breakthrough for Tech N9ne as an artist. After the group disbanded, Tech N9ne joined a number of other groups until in 2001 he released his solo debut, Anghellic. Tech N9ne began his career as a member of Black Mafia, a group established in the early 1990’s. The rapper known as Tech N9ne was born in 1971 in Kansas City, Missouri.

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