Tony Cooke - Managing Director
Tony previously worked in promotions for EMI, Chrysalis and Warners where he looked after the plugging for various artists including Green Day, Alanis Morrisette, The Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Madonna.

Tony then went to work at LD Publicity, where he set up their TV and Radio plugging arm "LD Promotions" with Claire Jarvis. Tony spent 4 years at LD looking after the Radio & TV for various artists including Janet Jackson and Roxy Music.

Tony left LD (with Claire) in 2003 to set up Scream Promotions, which is now one of the UK's leading independent Promotions Companies.

Campaigns at Scream that Tony has overseen includes Iron Maiden, Robert Plant, Morrissey, William Orbit, Status Quo, Gene Simmons, Nizlopi, Foreigner, Download and The Leeds Festival.

Claire Jarvis - Director of Promotions
Claire previously worked at Sony Records and Terrie Doherty Promotions looking after the regional radio for various artists including Whitney Houston and Eternal. Claire also worked as a music booker for LWT and Channel 5, before heading over to LD Publicity to set up "LD Promotions" with Tony Cooke.

Claire spent 4 years at LD, working on campaigns for various artists including The Rolling Stones and Roxy Music, until she left (at only the age of 26) to set up Scream Promotions with Tony.

Claire and Tony set up Scream in 2003, and campaigns that Claire has overseen include Fightstar, Funeral For A Friend, The BRIT Awards, All Time Low, Morrissey, Lethal Bizzle, Juliette and The Licks, The Reading Festival, Shinedown, Motley Crue, Johnny Foreigner and the Wireless Festival.

Scott Bartlett - Account Director
Scott joined Scream in 2005 from Velocity where he worked on the PR for various campaigns including Alan McGee, Poptones, Death Disco, The Wireless Festival, Malcolm McLaren, Anthony Wilson, Epitaph Records, 65daysofstatic and "Control" (the Ian Curtis biopic).

Since being at Scream - Scott has looked after the press for various bands including the Kiss "Ikons" boxset, Motion City Soundtrack, 65 Days Of Static, Dropkick Murpheys and From First To Last. He also oversees the TV and Radio campaigns for various artists and events at Scream including the Download Festival, Black Sabbath, Slade, Clutch, Hundred Reasons, The Stranglers, Dinosaur Jr and The Black Spiders.

Natalie Jennings - Account Manager
Natalie joined Scream in 2007 and looks after the day to day enquiries for the big events including the Wireless Festival, the Reading Festival, Hard Rock Calling, the Diesel U Music Tour and the BRIT Awards.

Natalie also works on key plugging campaigns at Scream, and bands she has worked on include The Holloways, Nirvana "Live At Reading", Johnny Foreigner, People In Planes, Prego and Little Fish.

Natalie Kutscher - Account Manager
Nat joined Scream in 2007 after various stints at Universal Records, Telstar and Gut Records.

Nat works closely with Tony and Claire at plugging UK Radio & TV, and has also overseen many of her own campaigns at Scream including Goldie Lookin' Chain, and Danananananaykroyd. Artists at Scream that Nat has also worked on include Fightstar, Lethal Bizzle, All Time Low, Shinedown and Funeral For A Friend.

Scream Promotions is one of the UK's leading independent music promotions companies. Set up in 2003 by Tony Cooke and Claire Jarvis, Scream represent a wide range of artists and events, and endeavour to get them maximum exposure across all UK media. Aswell as constantly plugging their various bands and artists to UK Radio and TV, Scream also look after the promotion for some of the UK's biggest festivals and events, including The BRIT Awards, Reading and Leeds festivals, Wireless Festival, Hard Rock Calling and Download. The Scream Team are always highly motivated, and all being big music fans themselves, are always looking for creative and innovative ways to add value to any campaign they undertake.

"I would most definitely recommend Scream. I've been working with them for the 10 years that i've been at Channel 4, whether on T4, 4 Music or other specials at the channel. They never cease to deliver and always bring a huge amount of enthusiasm to any project."
Neil McCallum, Head of Music at Channel 4

"I will always endorse the wonderful talent of Scream Towers! I've known the guys for a very long time and have only ever known them to be an A-List plugging team. You have to get involved with these guys if you want to reach the top."
Mark Adams, Head of Music at Box TV/ Kerrang! TV

"Having dealt with the Scream team on both sides on the fence, as both an artist they have looked after and from the industry view point, I have always found them nothing but friendly, accommodating and exceptionally professional. Scream did an awesome job at Download, making sure every request we at the BBC put forward happened smoothly and promptly. I even got a lift back to London with them. I can't sing their praises enough."
Daniel Carter, Presenter at Radio 1

"I’ve been the Entertainment Editor at ITN London Tonight for about ten years and have worked with hundreds of music PR’s, publicists and pluggers in that time. I can put my hand on my heart and say that there is no-one more efficient, effective, enthusiastic, hard working or friendlier than Scream. They are brilliant at organising huge events (Brits, Reading, 02 Wireless etc) and massive acts (The Stones for instance) and are equally good at nurturing smaller acts. The always deliver, they anticipate the technical and editorial demands of broadcasters and resolve them. They understand precisely what we need and sort it out, thy are excellent communicators and manage successfully even when under immense pressure. They have an excellent sense of what we and other broadcasters are looking for and our often widely different demands. The are the best in the business."
Max Velody, News Editor at London Tonight

"Working with Scream is always a pleasure - the Scream team are always efficient, passionate and fun. "
Mike Walsh, Head of Music at XFM

"I love working with Scream. Nothing is too much trouble for them and their events are always the most organised out there, and believe me, you don't get that that often! They've also sorted out lots of exclusives for us with their bands, so basically, big up Scream!"
Emma Jones, Entertainment Reporter at BBC News

"I love Download because of many reasons including how smoothly everything runs. I know a big part of that has to do with Scream. If I need something done, whether it's sorting out an interview, finding out what band is playing where, or even on occasion making sure I'm fed, they are always there with the answers I need."
Mike Davies, Presenter at Radio 1

"I love Tony and CJ. They are quite simply two of the most fun and professional people you could ever wish to meet."
Dermot O'Leary, Presenter at Radio 2/ ITV

"Download is the highlight of my year & the fact that i know Scream are handling the event always makes me feel completely at ease.They are simply the best in the business at dealing with artists/ media & making sure that everything you could possibly need onsite is catered for in a friendly & efficient manner.Hosting the fan forum was a little daunting but once the night kicked off I thoroughly enjoyed myself!!"
Ian Camfield, Presenter at XFM

"The Scream Team really put the work into our acts across UK TV & Radio - they get results, and there’s never a dull moment when dealing with them!!!"
Paul Baines, Senior Product Manager at EMI

"Scream are always the best combination of personable and reliable, easy to work with and diligent, relaxed and efficient. For their part they make Download run so much more smoothly than other festivals – which can be PR carnage. They know what they’re doing and do it well!"
James Gill, Editor/ Presenter at Metal Hammer/ NME Radio

"Thanks to the team at Scream for helping us out with our inaugural outside broadcast at the Carling Leeds Festival. From the planning stage to completion of the show you and the guys couldn’t have been more accommodating. Special thanks to you for enabling us to get the amazing shot from the side of the main stage at the top of the programme. It was a great success and long may it continue."
Neil Manship, Senior Broadcast Journalist at BBC Look North