The rider honoured, date after date
Sound, light and crew that follow the tour without losing the thread.
What we do differently for a tour
What leaves at the start is what you will have everywhere. Three things prepare it.
The inventory is identical start to finish
Same models, same versions, same accessories across the run. That is what lets your engineer recall their files rather than rebuild in every room.
Everything travels cased, with spares
Each element travels protected, with cables and wear parts planned for the duration. What runs out mid-tour gets bought badly and expensively.
We simplify after the first dates
Whatever took too long at the first two stops gets reorganised before the third. The build has to shrink with the calendar, not resist it.
What we bring in most often for you
Equipment rental
A tour needs inventory held across the whole period, not the best price on one date. What matters is that the same gear stays blocked from the first night to the last, including the days without a show.
Service centre
Over thirty dates something breaks. A workshop that receives a unit mid-route, repairs it and ships it to the next city is worth more than a warranty, because the cost is the device being absent from the stage.
Audio
On tour, sound is where the difference between rooms is felt most. A coherent system and a constant monitor package let your engineer find their mix in one soundcheck rather than three.
What a tour needs
Browse the catalogueA modular system that scales down and up without changing character, and above all identical monitoring every night. What changes on stage is heard before what changes in the room.
A robust, redundant inventory rather than an ambitious one: a dead fixture mid-tour is not replaced that evening. A console whose cues transpose from room to room.
Cases sized, labelled and weighed, because handling changes every night. What travels unprotected breaks, and what is unlabelled gets lost between two cities.
Points recalculated per room from one shared file, with a self-supporting variant for venues that allow nothing overhead. That is what avoids cutting an element at the third date.