New Frontier Touring Welcomes New Agents!
New Frontier Touring is pleased to announce the addition of agents Jon Bell, Mark Lourie, Thomas Ponsart, and Liz Kenny, to the Nashville-based booking agency. With the move, approximately 40 artists will be joining the New Frontier Touring roster.
“First of all, it is great to have Jon Bell back on the team,” said Lohr. “The Prodigal Son has returned. I am equally as excited to have Mark, Liz, and Thomas on board. It is not an easy task to find like-minded individuals who can blend seamlessly with an existing culture, and have the same passion for the artists, and impeccable taste in music! It really feels like family.”
New Frontier Touring is owned by long-time Nashville agent and Pollstar Award Winner Paul Lohr, and has been representing Americana, Rock, Alternative, Country, Bluegrass and Jam artists for over twenty years. Supporting Lohr are veteran agents John Everhart, Alex Fang, Peter Loomis, and Trip Brown, along with an office staff of seven. The agency is a founding member of NITO (National Independent Talent Organization) and a proud member of the AMA, CMA, and IBMA.
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Congratulations on welcoming new agents! It’s so important to have fresh perspectives in this industry. I remember when I joined my first tour agency; it felt like riding a wave of excitement, much like how space waves propel innovation forward. Looking forward to seeing where you all go next!
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