1. Pro Sound & Lights

2. Video Backdrop

3. Transportation

4. 3 Hours Non-Stop Entertainment designed for:

Doors

Dinner

Show

Dance Party

Plus- cocktail trio and/or meet & greet characters

5. All Advance Communications with Venue

6. 8 member pro cast of Singers, Dancers & Musicians

7. Original & Elaborate Costuming

8. Tons of Fun Props for Your Guests

9. Technicians

10. Easiest Tech Rider In The Industry

1. Stage & Electricity

2. Accommodations

Flamingo Express is part of a family of acts built on over 2 decades of experience touring the world. Quality, passion, know-how. These are the qualities cultivated by The Pink Flamingos, parent act of Flamingo Express.
Flamingo Express members have performed throughout North America and Europe representing the United States at The World Cup Soccer Finals in Paris, performing for Federal Express in Monte Carlo, as well as for Ameritech in Brussels for two consecutive years.

NO BREAKS. Don't lose the momentum with a break!

Themes. FX has access to the same resources as The Pinks.

Flamingo Express entertainers are professionals trained in how to bring people together to have ‘the time of their lives’.
How? Practice and refining the art of building momentum with an audience. Why else would some producers go so far as to hire FX to augment team building speakers or replace team building workshops? There are lots of local bands performing at conventions and corporate events, and in fact many were built by entertainment agents trying to copy the techniques pioneered by The Pink Flamingos. How many are truly trying to make your event more successful?

Beyond "playlist": a proven strategy.
FX connects with your audience utilizing a variety of entertainer techniques: foremost being the right timing for your event. Although the FX songlist is very wide, with over 500 songs from the late 40's to Broadway to Top 40, the key is realizing a vast amount of variables come into play at special events that sway how the entertainment effects an audience; that’s why FX doesn't create a "playlist"...