Marketers Ball Returns to ad:tech San Francisco

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The Marketers Ball is making its return to ad:tech San Francisco. The organizer’s other event, The Affiliate Ball, just had Nelly perform. And Too Short performed at last year’s Marketers Ball. For this year’s Marketers Ball they’ve just signed Too Short to come back for an encore performance.

Of the decision to bring Too Short back, organizer Darren Blatt said, “Too Short is a Bay area legend. He’s got tons of hits dating back to the early days of hip hop and he’s still on the charts today. He’s got a new album that just dropped last week with big artists like 50 Cent, E-40, Twista and more on some of his tracks. The crowd loved his performance so much that we had to have him come back to perform a longer set.”

Daren hosts great parties. The Affiliate Ball was featured on TMZ last year when other legends showed up and performed alongside Doug E Fresh on stage.

This years event is at the same venue as last years Ball, 1015 Folsom on April 3rd. They are expecting over 1500 to 2000 guests. As Too Short would say, “Get in where you fit in”.

You can RSVP here https://marketersball.com/registration.html

Sponsorship’s are still available, contact Darren at darren@marketersball.com for details.

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