Luke Bryan “What Makes You Country” Tour
The “What Makes You Country Tour” is Luke Bryan’s sixth headlining concert tour. He will be playing 13 stadiums along with a diverse mixture of… Read More »Luke Bryan “What Makes You Country” Tour
Read More »The “What Makes You Country Tour” is Luke Bryan’s sixth headlining concert tour. He will be playing 13 stadiums along with a diverse mixture of… Read More »Luke Bryan “What Makes You Country” Tour
Read More »Sofi Tukker is a music duo consisting of Sophie Hawley-Weld (vocals, guitar and percussion) and Tucker Halpern (vocals, bass and percussion) who are on tour… Read More »Sofi Tukker ‘Treehouse’ Tour
Read More »Jam Band’s It’s Not Us Tour Rocks North America Umphrey’s McGee’s It’s Not Us tour — named after the band’s new studio release — is… Read More »Umphrey’s McGee 2018 Tour
Read More »Cranking Out the Jams (Nice and Loud) in a Complete Analog World Jack White’s Boarding House Reach world tour always opens with a fun “countdown”… Read More »Jack White ‘Boarding House Reach’ World Tour
Read More »Launched in 1999, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival — held annually over two three-day weekends (this year it was April 13-15 and 20-22)… Read More »The 2018 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
Read More »A Nightly Dose of Firepower Heavy metal legends Judas Priest are back on the road in support of their critically acclaimed March, 2018 album release,… Read More »Judas Priest ‘Firepower’ Tour
Read More »Audio Crew Navigates Complex Show Design to Provide Great Results The Pink Beautiful Trauma tour had the potential to be, from an audio perspective, traumatic… Read More »Pink ‘Beautiful Trauma’ Tour
Read More »After kicking off last September at the U.K.’s O2 Apollo Manchester, Melodrama — the world tour by New Zealand-based pop sensation Lorde in support of… Read More »Lorde’s ‘Melodrama’ World Tour
Read More »Walk the Moon is out on its headline “Press Restart” tour in support of its What If Nothing album. We caught the band’s sold-out show in February in Oakland, CA and spoke with FOH engineer James Wooten and monitor engineer Daniel Kirkpatrick about mixing the band. In March and April, the tour plays overseas in places such as Sweden, Germany, Belgium and the U.K., then heads back to the U.S. in June and July to co-headline amphitheaters with Thirty Seconds To Mars.
Read More »Gorillaz was formed 20 years ago when Blur frontman Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, co-creator of the Tank Girl comic book, fused their respective skills to create a virtual band with virtual band members. Since then, the project has continued to evolve, as has the size of the production. These days, the shows are very much about the real players (and frequent guest stars) along with the animated characters, and Albarn and company are often more than 20-strong when they hit the road.
Read More »In early February 2018, Katy Perry was finishing up the North America segment of her Witness: The Tour trek, which kicked off Sept. 19, 2017 at Montreal’s Bell Centre. This marked the completion of the first portion of this nearly year-long, seven-leg world tour, which is slated to wrap up in New Zealand on August 21, 2018. We caught up with the audio team to talk about the tour before they headed off for another 47 dates, which include Brazil, Japan, Germany, the UK and more, ending with six dates in Oceania. Mixing the tour at FOH is Toby Francis; Paul Jump is the FOH systems tech; and Dave Rupsch is handling monitors. Clair Global is the sound company supporting the production.
Read More »Imagine Dragons, which has gone from playing basements and dive bars to touring major arenas on multiple continents within a few short years, embarked on the Evolve world tour, their biggest yet, in support of their June 2017 release of the album by the same name, After the extensive opening trek across North America in late 2017, the tour has found the Las Vegas-based foursome performing 35 dates across three additional continents in 2018, starting with Malaysia’s Malawati Stadium on Jan. 6 and continuing with more shows in Asia, Europe, South America and back to Europe through Aug. 31, 2018.
Read More »