
ABA jons VRCA Records to produce concerts
October 26, 2007 - American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release
Indianapolis, IN. The American Basketball Association (ABA) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with VRCA Records, an Indianapolis-based concert company, to produce a series of concerts in coordination with ABA basketball games beginning this season. According to Joe Newman, ABA CEO, "Entertainment is a major part of the ABA experience and having a variety of concerts will greatly enhance that experience. VRCA records, and its owners, Paul and Robert Allsup along with Billy Braswell and Carol L. Anderson, have put together an excellent program consisting of hip hop, rap, rock and country artists that fans will most certainly enjoy."
VRCA Records was founded in 1996 and over the course of the past ten years, they have played a very large part in new artists being seen and heard. Today, they have a stable of over 40 recording artists and are working on a new reality television series similar to American Idol and Nashville Star. "It is our intent to blend the top names in the music industry with new artists at these concerts," stated VRCA CEO Paul Allsup. "We are now talking with some of the biggest names in the business to kick off the concert series which will be announced shortly."
The concerts will be known as the ABA Red, White and Blue Tour and each will support a local charitable organization with proceeds from the event.
VRCA Records has its own in-house record label with national and international distribution, has its own production company called Arrowhead Productions and an artist development and management company and in-house booking agency. Offices are in Indianapolis, New York, and Los Angeles.
Paul Allsup is the CEO of the VRCA Enterprises, LLC and has a long background in the music industry in Nashville, Tennessee. Billy Braswell, President, runs the Arrowhead Entertainment Group for the company while Robert Allsup, VP, oversees all areas of operations of the company. Carol L. Anderson is the Comptroller and has over 35 years of experience in management, ownership, recruiting, training, supervising, advertising and marketing and is currently the owner of North American Manufactured Homes, Lacarto, Inc. (a manufactured home park), General Supply LLC.
"I am really pleased to be a part of this organization and the ABA," stated Ms. Anderson. "We have high performance expectations. We are always looking for that next person, product or niche to help take our companies success to the next level. We think we're poised to be a major factor in the music business."
Additional details will follow shortly. For more information, contact Paul Allsup at vrcabusiness@yahoo.com, or call 812 208 2674 or call Robert Allsup at 812 927-0244 or Carol Anderson at 317 989 6666 or email cla7266@yahoo.com or visit www.abalive.com.
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