Webster V.I.P. We Book Major Recording Artists & Celebrities to Concerts, Clubs, Parties, Corporate & Private Events. CEO of Webster VIP: Isiah Webster. Brother of Martell Webster, NBA SuperStar of the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Webster V.I.P. We Book Major Recording Artists & Celebrities to Concerts, Clubs, Parties, Corporate & Private Events. CEO of Webster VIP: Isiah Webster. Brother of Martell Webster, NBA SuperStar of the Minnesota Timberwolves.
WEBSTERVIP utilizes key industry contacts to book quality acts and celebrities at the best rates possible so we can provide your event with the talent you desire. B.o.B, IYAZ, Bruno Mars, Jason Derulo, New Boyz, Hyper Crush, Mike Posner, DEV, Far East Movement, Cobra Starship, Akon, Pitbull, Rock City, Nelly, 3OH!3, LMFAO, Travie McCoy, Boys Like Girls, Jeremih, Kid Kudi and MANY MORE.
Along with celebrity acts, we can also provide photographers, videographers, MCs and go go dancers. We offer packages for every kind of event.
WEBSTERVIP does not claim to formally represent any of these artist
WebsterVIP will love to help you out with whatever your heart desires for that special occasion. We will make your event run smooth while you can enjoy and relax. We have a photographer and videographer to catch that perfect moment for you. Our Dj will be there to play your favorite music and keep the people on the dance floor. Our MC/Host makes sure everyone will enjoy and have blast at your special event. Contact us for a quote today.
Eric Kurdziel Mar 3 2010 - 7:46 pm
I had the pleasure of working with Isiah on the Chicago Bulls/Portland Trail Blazers Pre-Party held at Martini Club. Whether you’re looking to plan an outing for a select group of individuals or looking to plan a large event featuring major talent, Isiah is a great asset to have on any event and can assure a night you will not forget. It was a pleasure working with Isiah on putting together his advertising campaign in major Chicago publications and I look forward to doing plenty of business with him in the future.
- Eric Kurdziel
Chicago Tribune