EVERETT, WA – Audio Engineers Northwest LLC provided a TT+ Audio GTX P.A. system for the annual Rock the Boat concert series held at Boxcar Park in Everett, WA on July 19-20. The event featured alt rock/grunge rock bands the first night, then showcased country artists the second night.
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Editor George Petersen reviews the September 2024 issue of FRONT of HOUSE, which features The Foo Fighters’ Everything or Nothing at All Tour; Bad Bunny’s Most Wanted Tour; new live theater and performing arts center installs; an interview with FOH engineer Paul David Hager; a Buyers Guide on Column Array Speakers; and so much more for the live sound reinforcement professional.
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As Baker Lee notes in his Sept. 2024 “FOH-at-Large” column, when it comes to audio gear, it’s easy to fall behind. One day you wake up and the cutting-edge technology that was your mainstay has been dulled by the latest, greatest and sharpest state-of-the-art equipment.
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LAS VEGAS – From now until Oct. 4, 2024, FRONT of HOUSE readers have the opportunity to vote for the best regional sound company in each of six separate regions in North America — five U.S. regions and all of Canada. Your votes will narrow the list of 36 companies on the ballot down to just six. These regional winners will then automatically appear on the final Parnelli Awards ballot, which will be posted for a final round of voting.
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One of the secrets to great shows is teamwork, with everyone working together for the common cause. The current Foo Fighters tour, profiled by industry veteran Danny Abelson on page 20 of this issue, is a case in point.
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New gear from Four Star Wire & Cable, Celestion, Fohhn, K-array, Krewmate, On-Stage, PunQtum, Solid State Logic and Yorkville Sound.
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After sold-out U.S. and European legs, what is arguably this year’s hottest rock tour returns stateside, and audio veteran Danny Abelson is there to chat with the crew.
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This Puerto Rican superstar wraps up his latest project — grossing over $200 million along the way, with 700,000 fans attending 46 dates in 30 arenas, powered by a massive Cohesion P.A. system. FRONT of HOUSE checks it out.
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It began as a WPA jobs project in 1936, and after 88 years, OKC’s treasured (and legendary) outdoor music venue gets a much deserved — and great sounding — sonic makeover.
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Brooks and his wife, Trisha Yearwood, turned to tour vendor Clair Global’s integration division for an L-Acoustics system tailored to their new four-level nightspot in downtown Nashville.
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The market for live theater and performing arts centers continues to expand. We check out some recent builds and audio upgrades.
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Bryan Reesman chats with Ryan Rumery about his Tony-award-winning sound design for this play about a band at the edge of stardom in the studio recording their new album in 1976.
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