On a recent episode of Music City Mindset, hosts Blake Harris and Evan Butler sat down with Cisco Carter, CEO of FOMO Entertainment, to explore his journey from childhood dreams to running one of the city’s most buzzworthy entertainment brands.
Carter’s passion for music started early, shaped by the people who influenced him and the experiences that fueled his ambition. The name FOMO Entertainment—short for “Fear of Missing Out”—reflects his mission to create moments so unforgettable that no one wants to miss them. Through DJ’ing and event production, Carter has built a business that thrives on energy, connection, and the shared joy of live music.
During the interview, Carter shared how he first broke into the music scene and the lessons that shaped his career. From learning the technical skills of DJ’ing to mastering the art of reading a crowd, he has developed a reputation for creating experiences that leave a lasting impact.
The conversation also delved into how COVID-19 disrupted his career and personal life. Carter spoke candidly about navigating the uncertainty of a global shutdown, adapting to new realities, and finding creative ways to keep the music going even when venues went dark. His resilience and ability to pivot became defining traits during one of the most challenging periods for the entertainment industry.
Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a music lover, or simply someone chasing your passion, Carter’s story is a testament to persistence, adaptability, and staying true to your vision.
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You can hear the full interview with Cisco Carter now on Music City Mindset.
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