TAIT – A Huge Rock Nashville Tenant
Rock Nashville is officially open An expansion of Rock Lititz, this immersive campus will bring together a vast community of live events professionals and be home to 15 purpose-built rehearsal studios all designed to cultivate connection amongst production teams, artists, and suppliers. Weβre excited to be an anchor tenant on campus with our 120,000+ square […]
It’s Your Resume – Try Honesty – It Works
CAREER NOTE For anyone navigating the next step in touring, production, or really any career path. Resumes are not about proving how big you are. They are about being honest about where you are. Every career is built in layers. One show does not make a Tour Manager. One assist does not make a Production […]
Behind The Board: Legends In The Making
BEHIND THE BOARD: LEGENDS IN THE MAKING Ever wondered what it felt like to command the sound for thousands, with every fader and button shaping rock history? This photo captures an engineer at the helm, focused and in the zone, as the crowd pulses in the background. These moments werenβt just about mixing. They were […]
Nick DeLaCruz And Frank Sgambellone Dive Deep Into Tour Sound
In this episode, Nick DeLaCruz sits down with Frank Sgambellone, the Front of House Engineer for Luke Bryan, to talk about what it takes to deliver stadium-level mixes for one of country musicβs biggest stars. From the intimacy of stripped-down moments to the full-throttle energy of arena anthems, Frank is the one making sure every […]
The Importance Of The Roadie Clinic
From Mike Dias: I want to take a moment to speak plainly and responsibly. I serve on the board of The Roadie Clinic, a nonprofit that provides real, on-the-ground support for the people who make live music possible β the crews who carry the show, night after night, often at significant personal cost. This work […]
Roadies And Rebels With “Sully” Sullivan
“You can do this if you work hard, You may need to do a few different jobs to get there. This podcast gives you great insight” mj In this episode of the Roadies and Rebels podcast, host Greg McVeigh interviews renowned sound mixer Sean “Sully” Sullivan. They discuss Sully’s career journey, upcoming gigs, and experiences […]
Clair Global Goes All In – The New Look Of Lititz
Clair Global is pleased to announce the official opening of its new, purpose-built global headquarters and the expansion of its manufacturing capabilities in Lititz, PA. The company has reimagined its workspace to optimize operational efficiency and enhance unity across its Events, Integration and Product divisions, and has repurposed its previous site into a fully-fledged factory […]
Why Good Teams Still Feel Tired
Bryan Runion December 13, 2025 Most production failures do not begin with a mistake. They begin with uncertainty. A schedule that exists in two places. A note that was updated but not everywhere. A document that is technically correct, just not the one everyone is using. Nothing feels urgent at first. But over time, those […]
Rhino In The Desert 2025 – A Look Back
2025 is almost in the books, but we take one last glance in the rear-view at the outdoor festival season with this video look-back at the amazing RISE Festival. Rhino Nevada was all in on this, the world’s largest sky lantern festival of art, music and light, from mid-September through mid-October. Enjoy now as Boone […]
Tour Managers Normalise Pain
Thank you to Roeland Veugelen of TourManagement.com π§π’π¨π₯ π ππ‘ππππ₯π¦ π‘π’π₯π ππππ¦π π£πππ‘ The deeper I get into building tools for the live music world, the more Iβm reminded of how strange this industryβs relationship with friction really is. Tour managers and artist managers wear hardship like a badge of honor. This normalization of friction is one […]
