Entertainment Printing Collection
Entertainment printing with concert and DJ flyers from 50 for $39.54, posters from one copy up to 48 by 96 inches, and music business cards from $17.57.
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Entertainment at a glance
- Five pieces promote a show here: Concert Flyers, DJ Flyers, Concert Posters, DJ Business Cards and Music Business Cards, drawn from the 1,000+ products at 4OVER4.COM.
- Posters print from a single copy, flyers start at 50 for $39.54 and run to 25,000 for a full tour, and cards start at 100 for $17.57, with per-unit pricing that drops as the quantity climbs.
- Flyers and cards can go straight to production, wait for a free online proof, or get a Next Day Hardcopy Proof first.
- Flyers print on seven stocks from 70# Uncoated Text to 14pt Gloss Cover and the cards on 73, from 13pt Uncoated to 80pt UltraWhite, with High Gloss UV, soft touch and 3 mil poster lamination to match the mood of your event.
- Green Printing options bring recycled and responsibly sourced stocks to the flyers and cards for acts that print a whole season of materials.
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Flyers, Posters and Cards That Sell a Show
Entertainment printing at 4OVER4.COM covers the five pieces a performer, promoter, venue or party host uses to fill a room: Concert Flyers, DJ Flyers, Concert Posters, DJ Business Cards and Music Business Cards. The flyers run from 4.25 by 5.5 inch handouts to 11 by 25.5 inch strips, the posters go from 11 by 17 inches up to 48 by 96 inches or any custom size, and the cards come in 2 by 3.5 inch standard, 2 by 2 inch square, 1.5 by 3.5 inch slim and 2.125 by 3.375 inch wallet sizes.
A promoter rarely needs just one thing. Flyers go to street teams, posters go on venue walls, and business cards go into the hands of booking agents. When those pieces share one look, your event reads as a real brand instead of a scattered flyer drop, and that recognition builds fast in a crowded nightlife or festival scene.
Pick the Piece by Where It Will Hang
Start from the spot the print will live. A venue wall or shop window calls for Concert Posters, which print from a single copy, start at $25 and take 3 mil gloss or matte lamination on one or both sides when the poster hangs outdoors. Hands on the street call for Concert Flyers or DJ Flyers: 50 flyers start at $39.54, both sides can print in full color, and a run can reach 25,000.
A wallet calls for a card. Choose DJ Business Cards if you play clubs and private events, or Music Business Cards if you front a band, produce tracks or book session work. Both start at 100 cards for $17.57, both offer rounded corners, and both can carry variable data, so each card in one run can print its own code or name.
Who Orders These and at What Scale
Live acts and touring bands lean on Concert Posters for venue walls, in sizes such as 18 by 24 or 24 by 36 inches, and on Concert Flyers at 4.25 by 5.5 or 5.5 by 8.5 inches for the merch table and the street. A regional act might order 500 flyers per city while a national tour needs thousands, and 4OVER4.COM handles both scales without a change in quality.
DJs and nightlife promoters move fast, so DJ Flyers and DJ Business Cards do double duty. A 16pt card with a QR code that jumps to a ticket page outlasts a social post that vanishes in a day. Event planners, theaters, and comedy venues round out the mix, printing programs, invitations, and show posters that feel like keepsakes rather than throwaways.
Paper and Finish Set the Mood
Paper choice tells your audience what kind of night to expect before they read a word. A glossy flyer reads nightclub. A matte or uncoated poster reads indie gallery. Kraft stock reads outdoor festival. The flyers offer seven stocks, from 70# Uncoated Text to 14pt Gloss Cover, and the cards add 24pt Ultra Thick Gloss and 18pt Kraft, all picked from the 60+ paper types 4OVER4.COM stocks across its catalog. Before you settle on a poster, see how a matte vs glossy poster compares, and for club nights read our guide to nightclub flyer printing.
Music Business Cards on 24pt Ultra Thick Gloss Cover land heavy in someone's palm and stay in a wallet instead of the trash. High Gloss UV on flyers and cards, 16pt Uncoated with Soft Touch on cards, and matte lamination on posters each change how a piece catches light and feels to the touch, so the finish is part of the message.
Layouts That Sell Tickets
Entertainment print thrives on bold, saturated color, but the event name, date, and venue still need to read from arm's length. Keep high contrast between text and background, and lean on light text over dark stock for nightlife pieces.
Put a QR code on everything. A flyer, poster, or card that links to tickets, an RSVP form, or a playlist turns a static piece into something people can act on. Two-sided printing costs barely more than one side, so use the back for a lineup, a map, or sponsor logos. The Online Designer walks you through layout and color with no design software, and you see a proof before anything goes to press.
Print Times Built Around Show Dates
A poster that arrives after the show is wasted paper, so pick the turnaround when you order: flyers and cards offer choices of up to 3 business days after proof approval, and posters up to 2. 4OVER4.COM ships 82% of orders early and hits 99.8% on-time delivery, backed by 25+ years in print and 10,000+ reviews at 4.8 out of 5 stars.
Touring acts and recurring series burn through thousands of pieces a season, so sustainability counts too. Green Printing brings recycled and responsibly sourced stocks across the full lineup, from 14pt Uncoated Cover with 30% post-consumer waste on flyers to 18pt Kraft with 100% post-consumer waste on cards, so you can promote loud and still print with a lighter footprint.
Wally helps you choose the right entertainment print
Line up the popular pieces and match one to your show.
Wally lays out the go-to entertainment pieces, from Concert Posters and Concert Flyers to DJ Business Cards, side by side. He points out which paper and finish fit a nightclub flyer versus a gallery poster, so you can match the right one to your event. Then you order it and get to promoting.
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Entertainment Printing Collection pricing at a glance
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Entertainment FAQ
What products are in the Entertainment collection?
It covers the print pieces performers, promoters, venues, and party hosts use to market a show, including Concert Flyers, Concert Posters, DJ Flyers, DJ Business Cards, and Music Business Cards. Anything that promotes an event or creates a branded experience fits here.
What paper stocks can I choose for entertainment prints?
The flyers come on seven stocks, from 100# Gloss Text and 100# Silk/Matte Text to 14pt Gloss Cover, and the DJ and music cards on 73, from 13pt Uncoated Cover to 80pt UltraWhite, with four metallic pearl stocks among them. Match a glossy stock to nightlife energy or an uncoated one to a gallery, indie feel.
How fast can I get entertainment printing delivered?
Most products ship within 1 to 3 business days after you approve the proof, and 82% of orders ship early. Rush options are available when a last-minute show needs flyers or posters fast.
What finishes work best for flyers and posters?
High gloss UV makes color pop and catches light on a bulletin board, which suits flyers. Matte or uncoated stock gives posters an artistic, gallery-quality look, and soft-touch lamination adds a silky texture people keep touching.
Is there a minimum order for entertainment printing?
No. You can print small runs for an intimate event, a solo performer, or a one-time party, and scale up to thousands for a tour. Per-unit pricing drops as the quantity increases, but small batches are always an option.
Do I need a designer, or can I upload my own artwork?
The online designer builds a layout from scratch or starts from a free template, and you can upload your own artwork instead. Either way you see a digital proof before anything prints.
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