SHOWS

DIFFERENT SHOWS, DIFFERENT PROBLEMS.

A commencement and a headline set have almost nothing in common except the truck they arrive in. Pick what you’re producing and we’ll show you how we build it — what ships, who crews it, and what the day looks like.

Front of house console during a festival headline set

Concerts & Festivals

Rider-compliant line arrays, fast changeovers between sets, and coverage that reaches the back of the field without waking the property line.

Clubs & theatersAmphitheatersArenasFestivals & outdoors
See concert sound
General session audio setup in a hotel ballroom

Corporate & Conference

Keynotes, general sessions, and awards nights. An A1 at front of house and an A2 backstage on every room, with spare packs built before doors.

Ballroom general sessionsConvention centersArena-scale meetingsOffsites
See corporate sound
Beach contest site public address system during a surf event

Action Sports

Surf, skate, and BMX. Multi-zone sites, announce positions that cut through wind and crowd, and crews who stay on site through the holds and lay days.

Beach & shorelineParks, ramps & coursesMulti-zone sitesCommentary
See action sports sound
Commencement ceremony sound system in a stadium

Graduations

Commencements where a stadium full of families came to hear one name out of two thousand. Back-to-back ceremonies, an engineer at the console for every one.

Stadiums & fieldsQuads & lawnArenas & hallsTheaters & chapels
See commencement sound
Compact array hung in a historic proscenium theater

Theaters

Musicals, touring productions, and performing arts centers. Cast wireless at real channel counts, snapshots built cue by cue, and rigs placed where the room allows.

Proscenium housesMulti-purpose theatersSanctuariesMusicals & orchestras
See theater sound
Stage and audio build for a private brand event

Private Events

Brand activations, private concerts, studio lot events, and tasting festivals. Guest lists instead of ticket sales, but built to the same rider as a headline set.

Tasting festivalsPrivate concertsStudio lotsEstates & raw spaces
See private event sound

Not on the list?

Most shows are a mix of two of these.

Send the date, the venue, and roughly how many people are coming. You’ll hear back with a line-by-line scope — usually same day.