Nash Grier Tickets

NASH GRIER & FRIENDS

AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2017

The   19-year-old   from   North   Carolina   digital   influencer   started   his   journey   to worldwide  notoriety  by  creating  videos  on  the  popular  social  media  network  Vine.   From  there,  he  has  amassed  a  huge  following  on  additional  social  media  channels including YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat.  After moving to LA he found himself educating even major brands on the benefits of digital/Internet marketing  versus  traditional TV  commercials  or  print  ads.  Soon  he was bombarded with endorsements and began doing content deals with companies including  Tommy  Hilfiger,  Old  Spice,  Neutrogena,  Mudd,  Nordstrom,  Virgin  Mobile, MTV,  M&Ms,  Aquafina,  and  many  more.  He  started  a  clothing brand  aside  from  his fan merch called UnitedXXVI, which did millions in retail sales for Aeropostale.   The clothing deal landed Nash on his first Time Square billboard in 2015, and since has graced another on behalf of Awesomeness TV and NASDAQ in 2016.  Since  Nash  has  become  mainstream,  he  has  been  a  guest  on Good  Morning  America and The View multiple times and has been named one of TIME Magazine’s 30 MostInfluential  People  on  the  Internet  in  2014  &  2015.    

 He  was  also  named  one  of TIME Magazine’s most influential teens.   Grier was then invited to the White House Correspondents  Dinner  by  Arianna  Huffington  after  being  named and  featured  in HuffPost  as  the  most  popular  kid  in  the  world.      Speaking to  his  worldwide  fame, Nash has been nominated for the following:  Favorite Social Media Star– 2017 People’s Choice Awards Choice Web Star: Male– 2016 Teen Choice Awards  Favorite Social Media Star– 2016 People’s Choice Awards  Choice Web Star: Comedy– 2015 Teen Choice Awards  In  2015,  Nash  starred  in  his  first  film The  Outfield,  which  jumped  to  #1  on  the iTunes  Drama  chart  in  15  countries  only  two  days  after  its  release,  beating  out  the highly  anticipated Jurassic  World.  

  In  spring  of  2016  he  wrapped  filming  on  the thriller  film You  Get  Me  starring  opposite  Bella  Thorne,  then  in  fall  of  2016  the provocative series The Deleted, which he stars, was released.   Nash is drawn to the innovative  story  telling  of  video  and  film,  as  evidenced  by  the fact  that  he  writes, directs,  and  edits  every  video  he  makes  on  social  media.    

 Nash  has  proven  his production skills on a larger scale as well, directing a music video for the artist Bera, which now has more than 3 million views on Nash’s YouTube channel.  In addition to film and video, Nash is currently writing a book, has a signed contract with NEXT Model Management Paris for both domestic and foreign campaigns, and has   a   deal   with   Awesomeness   TV   to   promote   his   massive   YouTube   channel following. He has launched the DzNash Grierdz app, which skyrocketed to 6.3 million views  within  the  first  week  of  launching,  took  over  78%  of  total  traffic  across  all apps on the day of the launch, and trended #1 above Star Wars.  He also has his own set  of  emojis  for  Apple  and  Android,  dubbed DzNashMojiTM.dzNash  has  used  his voice for good, bringing attention to causes he is passionate about, including climate 

change  and  global  warming,  and  encourages  his  generation  to  be  environmentally responsible.   What makes Nash different from any other young talent? – his drive to succeed, his knowledge  of  this  unique  space,  and  the  close  relationship  he has  with  his  fans.   Nash understands and appreciates that his fans helped create him, so his supporters see  his  journey  as  their  journey.      He  is  accessible  to  his  fans  and  only  promotes brands/companies  he  believes  in,  which  builds  trust  with  his  fan  base.  One  time  in  Iceland, a single tweet about Nash’s whereabouts brought 5,000 girls to a shopping centre in search of him. The mayor of Reykjavik [Iceland] was quoted saying they’d never seen that before, Dzeven when The Beatles came 30 years ago."