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All of our Roadie’s are vetted by Music4Others. We identify what you need done for your gig and find the PERFECT MATCH BASED ON EXPERIENCE. We know loading in and out and ensuring your equipment and sound are running perfectly is THE most important foundation for a good show. Hire by the 1/2 hour or for the work needed. Stagehand, mixing board monitor, etc. We handle the booking details and only charge a 2% fee for the total time booked!
ROADIE’s JOBS
A roadie is a professional technician who works in the live music industry, typically touring with bands and artists to support their live performances. But for those of us indies with local gigs, a Roadie is a crucial person for a memorable gig. Here are the key aspects of a roadie’s job:
- Equipment Setup and Maintenance: Roadies are responsible for setting up and maintaining stage equipment, instruments, and sound systems. They ensure that everything is in working order before the show begins.
- Stage Logistics: Roadies handle the logistics of moving equipment on and off the stage during performances. This includes loading and unloading gear, arranging instruments, and positioning microphones.
- Sound Engineering: Roadies assist with sound engineering, ensuring that instruments and microphones are properly connected and balanced. They work closely with the sound engineer to achieve the best sound quality during concerts.
- Lighting and Visuals: Roadies may be involved in programming stage lighting and managing visual effects. They collaborate with lighting technicians to create the desired atmosphere for each performance.
- Instrument Tuning: Before a show, roadies meticulously tune guitars, basses, and other instruments to ensure they sound their best during the concert.
- General Assistance: Roadies provide general assistance to the band or artist beyond technical tasks. This can include helping with costume changes, fetching water, and addressing last-minute needs.
- Touring and Travel: Roadies often travel with the band, setting up and tearing down equipment at various venues. They work long hours during tours, adapting to different locations and schedules.
- Security and Crowd Control: During performances, roadies help maintain security by ensuring unauthorized individuals don’t access the stage area. They also assist with crowd control and safety.
In summary, roadies play a crucial role in making sure live music events run smoothly, allowing artists to focus on their performance while the technical aspects are expertly handled.