Accountant – Events & Concerts Job Boston area,Massachusetts USA,Accounting

Position: Accountant – Live Events & Concerts
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Title: Accountant
Salary: $80,000-$100,000
Location: Boston

If you’re an accountant who thrives in fast-paced environments and wants to step beyond traditional month-end work, this is a unique opportunity to be directly connected to live concerts, performances, and major events in Boston.

We’re partnering with a well-known, high-volume events organization seeking a Accountant to support the financial side of live shows. This role offers a rare blend of accounting, operations, and real-time event exposure.

Why this accountant role stands out

Work behind the scenes of concerts, shows, and large-scale events
Be part of a high-energy environment where no two days look the same
Gain hands-on experience with complex, high-volume event accounting
Partner directly with finance leaders and event operations teams
See the direct impact of your work on live programming and community events
Join a stable, established organization with strong visibility in the Boston market

What you’ll do as the accountant:

Reconcile event settlements, box office activity, and promoter statements
Track and analyze event-related revenue and expenses
Prepare journal entries and support month-end close
Partner with operations and programming teams to ensure accurate reporting
Maintain documentation and assist with audits related to event activity

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance
2+ years of accounting experience (event, entertainment, hospitality, or high-volume environments a plus)
Strong Excel skills and comfort with financial systems
Experience with reconciliations and high transaction volume
Flexibility to support occasional evening or weekend events (with adjusted schedule flexibility)

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