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COUNTRY STAR CRAIG MORGAN GOES ALL ALLEN & HEATH

by Thomas Richard -

Craig Morgan's FOH engineer Robert Harmon test drove Allen & Heath's dLive S5000 and refused to give it back. With a career spanning 19 years, 12 songs that have made Billboard's country charts, and word of a new major label record deal in the offing, country artist Craig Morgan is on

Jean-Christophe Aubrée Lights Indochine Stadium With 794 GLP Fixtures

by Thomas Richard -

The French production designer Jean-Christophe Aubrée has taken over the lighting for two major stadium shows, featuring legendary French band Indochine (aka Indo). It was a comfortable position for Aubrée, to find himself in. Having previously worked with other well-known artists, and formerly operated in an assistant design capacity with Indo,

d&b Soundscape Stage wows WOMAD 2019

by Thomas Richard -

The 2019 UK incarnation of the art and music festival, WOMAD, once again featured the d&b Soundscape (watch), delivering an enhanced live sound experience that equally served the huge dynamic range of program, the touring front of house engineers, the artists, and the musically inquisitive audiences . The WOMAD d&b Soundscape

RCF at Electro Festival in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany

by Thomas Richard -

Thanks to the building association of the same name, the name "Schwäbisch Hall" has reserved a permanent place in the collective memory in Germany. That there is also a self- proclaimed "up-and-coming cultural” city behind it is demonstrated by its strong cultural orientation. One "brick" of this orientation is also the

No Doubt: Gwen Stefani Hears the Difference with DPA

by Thomas Richard -

For rock or pop shows with large audiences of screaming fans, it is common for engineers to face the challenge of audience leakage. For Eddie “El Brujo” Caipo, monitor engineer for Gwen Stefani’s “Just a Girl” residency at Planet Hollywood’s Zappos Theater in Las Vegas, that’s not the case. Recognizing

Capital And MLA Kew The Music At World Famous Botanic Gardens

by Thomas Richard -

The beautiful surroundings of the Royal Botanic Gardens in south-west London (better known as Kew Gardens) provided the location for the facility’s annual six-day music festival, imaginatively titled Kew The Music. Now a consolidated part of London’s summer festival tapestry, and with the world’s biggest Victorian glasshouse as the imposing backdrop,

City of Melle celebrates the 850-year anniversary with VIO

by Thomas Richard -

If an anniversary is already announced as "extraordinary", you can, of course, expect something special. This is exactly what the city of Melle in Lower Saxony, German,y has recently achieved. A unique festive programme, which was set up on the occasion of the 850th anniversary of the city under the

Summerfest 2019 is Hotter Than Ever Thanks to Clearwing and DiGiCo

by Thomas Richard -

A DiGiCo SD7 FOH console in action at Summerfest 2019 for Jennifer Lopez’s performance at American Family Insurance Amphitheater There’s a good reason that Wisconsin’s Summerfest is colloquially known as the “Big Gig.” For 11 days in late June and early July each year, somewhere between 700,000 and a million people

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