
ABOUT
Craig A. Meyer is a professional entertainer, producer, entrepreneur, and Co-Founder of GigLogic, a software platform that helps working artists understand the real financial value of their gigs before they say yes.
For more than three decades, Craig has built a career spanning nearly every side of live entertainment. His performing credits include Broadway and national tours, Disney, and two years touring with Barry Manilow in Showstoppers, as well as work with Frankie Valli. As founder of Meyer Entertainment Group, he has created and produced nationally touring concert productions while continuing an active international performing career of more than 200 dates annually.
Craig is perhaps best known onstage for Remember When Rock Was Young — The Elton John Experience and Piano Men — A Tribute to Elton John & Billy Joel, appearing at performing arts centers, casinos, cruise ships, and concert venues around the world.
Decades spent simultaneously performing, producing, negotiating, hiring, touring, and running an entertainment company gave Craig a firsthand view of the business challenges facing working artists. Those experiences—and the lessons learned from thousands of professional decisions on and off the road—became the foundation for GigLogic.
Craig also authored The GigLogic Method, a practical business guide to better decision-making for working musicians and performers.
His work today brings together the two sides of his professional life: the artist onstage and the entrepreneur behind it, advocating for a simple idea—that understanding the business of a creative career gives artists greater agency over where that career can take them.
PANELS
Indie Artist Toolkit: Taking Control of Your Business
Independent artists have unprecedented access to audiences, distribution, revenue streams, and opportunities—but greater independence also means greater responsibility. Who makes sure royalties are collected, rights are protected, opportunities make financial sense, and the artist’s interests remain at the center? This panel examines the knowledge, tools, and relationships artists need to navigate an increasingly complex music business with greater control over their careers.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026, 5:00 PM

