Successfully Managing Backline Equipment on Tour
Whether you’re a three-piece punk band playing dive bars or a hugely successful pop artist playing arenas, touring can be a grind. Your schedule is all over the place, weather can wreak havoc on travel, and unforeseen issues at venues often add a layer of stress for the performers and crew. On top of all that, trying to manage all the gear you need to put on a great show can feel like an insurmountable task.
Backline Crews: The Backbone of Stages
If you ask the average person to define the backline at a concert there is a strong chance they will have no idea what you are referring to. If you’re involved in the music world, however, you know that a good backline is crucial to any live performance. It’s the backbone and the foundation of a great live performance.
Audio Equipment 101: The Ultimate Game Changer
Any time you go to a concert, a movie premiere, a business conference, or even a graduation ceremony there is a vast array of audio equipment all working in unison to provide the auditory experience for the event. Larger events will have a team of people making sure everything is running properly. Smaller events might have one or two sound technicians handling the audio gear.
