Dear Tour Manager

Dear Tour Manager

I am writing to complain about the damage to the Redding Hotel. The hotel’s hallways smashed furniture, lights and glasses in the bedrooms and hotels. In addition, many guests complained of loud music and screaming at night. I work on Hoffman Records and group tours. A concert tour is a multinational business with hundreds of employees and millions of customers. Travelling around the world playing rock music sounds glamorous and exciting, but the reality of life on the road is very different. The musicians and technicians work long nights and spend most days traveling in buses from one hotel to the next. There is constant pressure and stress. But perhaps the hardest job is the tour manager. A tour manager needs to meet every deadline and keep everybody happy - fans, artists, roadies and, of course, the record company. I understand that your people need to work hard and rest a lot, but such behaviors are not acceptable at all. We appreciate your company’s business, but if these problems continue next week, we will refuse to order the band for future rock tours. We would be grateful if you could add payment for damages as soon as possible.

Sincerely,

Jasurbek Nematullaev

Hofmann Records and band touring manager