An MC enquiry needs more detail than ‘someone on the microphone’. Decide whether you want introductions, support during a DJ set or hosting across parts of the programme. LIWYN lists Mitch Crown as an MC, producer, singer, pianist and songwriter. For a booking, confirm which role and performance format you are requesting.
Use the artist profile to establish relevance
The profile describes Mitch Crown’s live MC work alongside DJs and his role as resident MC of Housequake, the Roog and Erick E act. It also describes festival and club hosting in the Netherlands. That gives context for an enquiry, but does not automatically make every biography credit part of a new event booking.
If you are considering him for a private event, discuss suitability and scope directly. An MC appearance is not automatically a DJ set, a piano performance or a package including all of an artist’s skills.
Prepare the role and timing
- Which moments require an introduction or announcement?
- Will the MC work with a DJ, a wider line-up or the event host?
- Which names and messages must be pronounced correctly?
- Are there moments when the microphone should not be used?
- What language and tone do you want to discuss?
Present those points as requirements to confirm. Do not announce a particular format or language capability before it has been agreed.
Agree practical responsibilities
Identify the organiser who approves the running order and the production contact for sound and microphones. Ask how briefing material should be provided and when the final schedule needs to be settled. Keep the artistic request and the technical requirements consistent.
Make the request specific
Read Mitch Crown’s profile and submit the date, venue, address and contact details through LIWYN Bookings. Mention the intended MC role in the follow-up discussion. The resulting agreement should state the performance, timing and commercial terms for your event.