“My ultimate goal is to have my own club and to executive produce films. I haven’t reached the peak of my success, but I feel like I have accomplished enough to where financial stability alone isn’t the most important thing anymore.”Īnthony is working on his bicoastal status now, looking to expand his footprint to Atlanta as soon as summer 2020. “I feel like I’ve done everything there is to do in L.A. As he approaches his 10-year mark in Los Angeles, he says the South has been calling him.

Suave, charismatic, and attractive, he embodies the urban gentleman with Southern roots - an influence he says he’ll never lose. Brandon Anthony the man is completely chill.” It’s funny when people see me outside, they think I’m just hyped up all the time. People began to know me for creating a good time, and people began to look forward to coming to L.A. “Me on stage is really just me acting like I’m a rapper in my head, but it works out,” he laughs. Known for his bold, yet charismatic aura and unmistakable swagger, he creates a signature experience known to bring out the crowds and keep them jumping.But there’s more to the man than the lights and the mic. “They get a package deal.”Īs a theater and film actor, Anthony knows all about stage presence. They get more bang for their buck,” he says. “Because I also emcee and promote and host, events like to work with me. He is program coordinator for Las Vegas PRIDE and works with Tempted 2 Touch in Las Vegas, as well as putting on events over Memorial Day weekend in D.C. While the actor and promoter has been hailed as the King of West Hollywood by some, his brand has begun to touch all over the country. empire has only gotten bigger, with more events, venues, and big-name talent. And just like that it’s been boom, boom, boom.” That’s when we thought, yeah, this could be big. At the first party, there were 1,500 people. About a month later, the owners called us back and said they were thinking about doing a weekly event at the club, and they wanted it to be big. We thought it would be a win-win since people would already be out for the event. A friend of mine wanted to host a party at a well-known club in West Hollywood during L.A.

“Second party - complete opposite,” he recalls. He teamed up with a friend to host a party at a club and it was successful. Having made entry into the nightlife and promotion scene to support his work as an actor, Anthony soon ended up crafting a life planning events. after graduation in 2009, planning on staying a year.” But, he says he “fell in love” with the city. “I worked summer stock theater in L.A.,” he recalls. but in fact he got his start on stage as a trained actor. I get gratification in putting us in spaces that we might not normally be welcomed or invited.” “There was a need for it there was a market,” he says. Yet, the entrepreneur recognized the demand for more programming that celebrates the urban experience. Known for its nightlife and social happenings, from cool bars to hot dance clubs, the city has long held the promise of a good time. Hailing from New Orleans, the promoter and emcee now stands as a force in the City of Angeles and beyond.Īnthony and his company have brought premier talent and brand activation to venues across the country, but particularly to the heart of West Hollywood, Calif. and Los Angeles Urban Pride - has become the new face and voice of the L.A. Brandon Anthony, founder and CEO of Brandon Anthony’s Socialite House (B.A.S.H.)-and curator of Summer B.A.S.H.

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