SopranosCon Announced; First-Ever ‘Sopranos’ Themed Convention ‘For The Fans, By The Fans’

Aug 15, 2019

August 15, 2019 —

New York, NY - Time Immemorial, Famous Signs and Michael Mota present SopranosCon, the first-ever "Sopranos" themed convention, to be held at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in New Jersey on November 23rd and 24th, 2019.

Visually inspired by the Feast of St. Elezar, SopranosCon presented by East Commerce Solutions, is a fan convention unlike any other. Billing itself as "for the fans, by the fans," SopranosCon will feature a once-in-a-lifetime reunion of key cast members, including Tony Sirico, Federico Castelluccio, Vincent Pastore, Vincent Curatola, David Proval, and over 30 supporting cast members, with many more special guests to be announced in the coming days.

"In a nutshell, this is The Sopranos meets New York Comic Con. However, our event is going to be much more than pictures, autographs, and vendors," said Daniel Trader, who runs @TimeImmemorial_, a creative Instagram page that boasts the largest Sopranos fan network on social media with over 225,000 combined dedicated followers.

Guests of the two-day convention will be able to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the series by showcasing Italian culture in New Jersey with food, drink, music, comedy, and show-related businesses (such as Holsten's Ice Cream, a sponsor of the event). There will be fan art galleries, exhibits, Q&A’s, trivia, contests, games, and more.
"This event will be an experience no true fan will want to miss,” said Joe Fama, owner of Famous Signs and a co-presenter of the event. “We have spent years designing sets, exhibits, and more for this event. There will certainly be something for everyone.”
In addition, an accompanying documentary commemorating the 20th anniversary of the hit HBO show will be released after the event.

The as-yet-untitled documentary will focus on three superfans -- Michael Mota from Lincoln Rhode Island, Daniel Trader from Baltimore, Maryland and Joe Fama from Long Island, New York -- who came together to give every Sopranos fan the opportunity to celebrate history. The documentary will also feature many key cast members telling “their story” and other exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the Con.

Federico Castelluccio, better known as Furio Guinta on The Sopranos, has been chosen to narrate the documentary.

“When the first season came out, I was a huge fan myself. I told my agent that I had to be on the show. Having the opportunity to be a part of SopranosCon and celebrate with the fans is an amazing opportunity. I am honored to be a part of this documentary, and I am excited to showcase what a few fans can do when they have a passion for something," he said, exclusively.

"I can’t put into words the amount of support we have received for SopranosCon. People all over the world have reached out to us and are coming to the United States for the first time for our event. This show touched so many people and has left a mark on their lives forever," said Michael Mota, founder and CEO of Skyline at Waterplace, and one of the key organizers of the event. “I have thrown several Soprano themed events but this is something much larger. This is truly for the fans, by the fans.”

Tickets are on sale now at http://www.sopranoscon.com/. For a limited time, fans can enter the promotional code HipHopGamer to receive an additional 10% off all ticket packages.

For more information, to set up interviews with key players, or to discuss partnerships & sponsorships, contact:
Bernadette R. Giacomazzo
G-Force Marketing & Publicity
646-701-5995

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