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bluemedia backstage bar grand opening party

4.23.12

bluemedia recently secured the naming rights to the newest addition to Comerica Theatre. The brand new “bluemedia Backstage Bar” offers a high-end option for concert goers before and after any show to sit and have a few drinks and light eats. This wonderful space is also available for private parties. bluemedia invited a handful of amazing clients and friends to hang out and enjoy the atmosphere in the new bar before we went up to the private suites for a viewing of the Florence + the Machine show. Comerica theatre has done an absolutely amazing job with continually transforming the theatre into an even more enjoyable experience for its guests. Their private suites are state of the art and the customer service from your personal concierge is top notch.

There isn’t a bad seat in the entire theatre.

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bluemedia would like to thank all of our clients that were able to make it out to this event, we hope to do more of these. A huge thanks to Barbara Bouman, John Lefkowitz, Elise Ensslin & the rest of the Live Nation staff that helped make this event so successful. If you would like to inquire on how you can transform this amazing space for your company please email: Barbara Bouman (barbarabouman@livenation.com) or John Lefkowitz (johnlefkowitz@livenation.com) for more details.

Justin Upton field scoreboard build

4.9.12

When the D-backs approached Justin Upton with the idea to help build a field for underprivileged youth in downtown Phoenix, it seemed like the perfect opportunity.

The only concern Arizona’s All-Star right fielder had: his lack of a construction resume.

“I said, ‘I can’t do it with my bare hands, but if you get somebody to build it, I’d love to be a part of it,’” Upton said Thursday, when he saw his goal come to fruition with the opening of Justin Upton Field at University Park in Phoenix.

“This is an awesome opportunity,” Upton said. “I’m excited about this field being here, and I’m looking forward to kids being able to come out here and play on this field, look up to me and really enjoy the game of baseball and learn some things about life.”

Upton understands the benefits of the field better than anyone, as a product of Major League Baseball’s RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program. He noted his plans to stop by the park to watch some youth baseball on his way to Chase Field this summer.

The D-backs have partnered with Arizona Public Service (APS) for the construction of the “Diamonds Back” fields, and CEO Don Brandt was on hand at the ceremony, praising Upton’s charitable work.

“It’s fitting that this field bears the name of one of baseball’s best young players,” Brandt said. “By attaching his name to this field, Justin has shown again he’s not just an All-Star on the field, but he’s a champion in the community.”

Brandt joked that the field — with a new electronic scoreboard, roofed dugouts, a dirt infield and finely cut outfield grass — is the second nicest in Phoenix, behind only Chase Field, which sits about two miles down the road.

The 31 “Diamonds Back” fields throughout the state have been built with aid from APS, local businesses and donations from players.

“Generations of kids — thousands and thousands of children — will be able to play in first-class facilities like the one we’re here for today because of the Diamondbacks’ commitment to getting it right,” Stanton said.

A blueprint for the community… bluemedia’s canned food drive.

12.1.11

Welcome to December!

It’s that time of year again. The time to realize that we are all about giving and not getting. Starting today through December 16th bluemedia will be collecting cans and blankets for Waste Not Arizona. Waste Not AZ is a great client of ours that helps feed thousands of hungry people every day. Let’s show them what blue is made of and fill these boxes to the brim. We could use all the support we can get so feel free to stop in to the bluemedia lobby to drop off your perishable food items & blankets. Have a great December and we thank you for your continued support!!!

bluemedia & valley metro surprise mayor phil gordon with custom light rail wrap.

11.15.11

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The Valley Metro Light Rail recently came to bluemedia to wrap one of their trains in honor of Mayor Phil Gordon. It was a surprise special event that the mayor was unaware of. This isn’t the first time that bluemedia has had the honor of working with the mayor. We have had a number of special projects that the city has trusted bluemedia with. Take a look for our handy work next time you take the light rail to a baseball game or night on the town. Special thanks to Hillary Foose at Valley Metro Light Rail and Mayor Phil Gordon for giving us this wonderful opportunity!

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