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Interested in becoming endorsed by BTPA? Please contact Artist Relations. Our artist relations will be able to give you in depth details regarding our program details and minimum requirements. Below are some of the artists featured in our program. They are listed alphabetically by the first letter in their first name for your viewing convenience. |
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The Gearbox is an owner-operated studio that people come to when they care about reaching their goals. We offer both the relaxation and comfort of a home-based project studio as well as the expertise and technical sophistication of a leading world class recording facility. It's the ideal environment to be creative and record your music exactly as you imagined. Gearbox's owner/engineer, Ryan Ball, has been working in the recording industry for over twenty years as a producer, engineer, composer and performer. Ryan's recording credits span many genres including rock, metal, jazz, folk, hip-hop, techno and classical. He has done sessions for corporations like HBO and Clearview Cinemas, produced segments for NPR, and has worked with many established artists such as My Chemical Romance, Anthrax and Ill Niño just to name a few. 
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Canadian-bred producer, Kevin Churko has re-located to Las Vegas and recently opened his private recording studio, "The Hideout". After spending four years in Switzerland under the tutelage of world-renowned music producer, Mutt Lange, Churko has emerged as one of the music industry's leading producer-engineer-songwriter in his own right. Kevin has worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Shania Twain, Ringo Starr, Hinder and The Corrs. Churko co-wrote and co-produced Ozzy Osbourne's latest two albums, Black Rain and Scream which included two number one singles. He has also gone on to produce and co-write records with Five Finger Death Punch, In This Moment and Hinder. Las Vegas is proud to embrace Churko, his family and his talent as part of a growing community of global entrepreneurs who are discovering Las Vegas as THE place to live, work, play and create".
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Located at 2424 N Lincoln Avenue, the building which houses Lincoln Hall first opened in 1912 as the Fullerton Theatre, a nickelodeon. Since then, the building has housed a garage and machine shop, the Crest Theatre and, most recently, the 3 Penny Cinema. In 1934, FBI sharpshooters were stationed atop what is now Lincoln Hall to prevent John Dillinger's escape from the Biograph Theatre across the street on the night he was killed. After 20 years as owner/operators of Schubas Tavern at 3159 N. Southport in Chicago, Mike and Chris Schuba opened Lincoln Hall in this historic building. "We've been looking three years for a building that would create a human-scale, intimate experience where we can put the music first," said Chris Schuba in 2009 as he walked the dust-covered mezzanine while construction workers welded, sawed and hammered around him.
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The Nook Recording Studio Has Been Running Full Time For Over 3 Years in New Lenox, IL on the south side of Chicago. It's current location opened in January of 2011. The studio has been the birth place of over 100 albums since its start in 2007. Our goal is to make artists feel comfortable while recording their projects. We have on site accommodations for artists that include a Kitchenette, Microwave, Lounge, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, HVAC, Cable TV, Wifi, PS2, and a Shower.
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Rob's recording plans were put on hold though, once he received a call asking if he would like to come and jam with a band that had just started out called, Chimaira. Obviously he accepted the invitation, and the rest is history. But the experience he received while recording over the years with Chimaira was invaluable. No school on earth could come close to offering him the knowledge he obtained from working along side world famous producers, in Class-A studios, in cities like New York, Los Angeles, and London.
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A diverse line-up of live music seven nights a week. Indie Rock, Folk, Country, Rap, Jazz-- it's all here. The building that houses SCHUBAS TAVERN is a brick and masonry neo-Gothic treasure that's been a Lake View neighborhood landmark for 100 years. Built in 1903 as part of a project undertaken by the SCHLITZ BREWERY, the building was one of hundreds erected at the turn of the century. SCHUBAS remains one of a handful of these elegant buildings still operating as a saloon. In 1988 Chris and Michael Schuba bought the building, and set upon refurbishing it to its original glory. This extensive renovation included restoring the 30' Brunswick mahogany bar, tin ceilings and walnut wainscotting in the bar room, and a full makeover of the back music hall.
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Wire is an idea that came about several years ago, an idea that will reclaim music's heritage as a method of communicating - not something done in isolation, but something shared with other musicians, the surrounding community, and ultimately the world. We will bring together under one roof a complete musical creation and incubation facility, and make it available to not only a vast network of top flight professionals, but also serious amateurs, and students. When you house all of these creative energies together in one place, great things happen - but in order to harness those energies and use them to form lasting content, you need the technologies, areas, and expertise to take things to the next level. Wire is more than an idea - it is a physical space.
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