Sound Companies
Worley Sound, Solotech Nashville
Venue
Various
(USA & Mexico Tour)
Crew
- FOH Engineer: Adam Round
- Monitor Engineer: Rafael Lazzaro
- Systems Engineer: Justin Lenards
- Worley Sound Rep: Tom Worley
Gear
FOH
Console: DiGiCo Quantum 7
Speakers: d&b audiotechnik GSL and KSL-Series with SL-SUBs. Mains: (14) GSL8 over (4) GSL12 per side; Side Hangs: (12) KSL8 over (4) KSL12 per side; Subwoofers: (16) SL-SUBs, in 8 stacks of 2 spaced 8’ apart; Fills: (8) Y10p & (4) V12
Processing: d&b ArrayCalc simulation software, d&b ArrayProcessing
Amps: (48) D80 amplifiers w/ DS10 audio network bridge & R1 Remote Control software.
MON
Console: DiGiCo Quantum 5
Tour Details
Tame Impala, the psychedelic music project of Australian multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker, resumed touring in support of The Slow Rush, the act’s fourth studio album, which was released in Feb. 2020, just a month before all live entertainment in the U.S. started shutting down due to Covid-19. Picking up where things left off before the pandemic, the most recent tour leg through the U.S. and Mexico visited large hockey arenas and amphitheaters “so we needed the horsepower of the GSL as the main hang but felt the flexibility and efficiency of the KSL was better suited to cover the sides of the arenas,” said Tom Worley, owner and director of Nashville-based Worley Sound, which partnered with Solotech Nashville to provide the sound systems.
