From the time a show closes at one venue to the time it opens at another, the logistics of concert tours can baffle even those who have been touring for decades. The take down, transition and instalment of a show can take anywhere from several hours to several days. Some concert tours are the size of small cities, especially when the performer or band is an extremely well known ‘A-Lister’.
During the 66th annual Grammy Awards, some rare appearances were made and fans everywhere were excited about the return of some favourites in the entertainment industry. The nominees are chosen by members of the Recording Academy the night before the awards. The nominations for this year’s Grammy Awards were announced in mid November last year.
Multiple sources confirmed that the superstar Taylor Swift gave massive bonuses to crew on Eras tour. This generous bonus totaled over $55 million to everyone working on the tour. Dancers, caterers, truck drivers, and everyone in between was given the bonuses sometime while on the road with Taylor Swift during the Eras Tour.
Taylor Swift has once again excited fans with an unexpected song release ahead of her new album release Fearless which is due to go live on 9th April. Mr. Perfectly Fine Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, Taylor Swift quipped: The new song Swift released on 7th April without prior warning is titled Mr. […]
Taylor Swift has announced the surprising release of a new album, Evermore, her second offering of 2020, that will be released in a matter of hours. Taking to Twitter to make the unexpected news public, the singer-songwriter delighted fans with some background, and a teaser with what was to come on 11th December 2020.
TheatreArtLife has connected with a number of Entertainment Riggers across the globe to bring you their stories, experience and advice on the very crucial roles and responsibilities Riggers hold in today’s industry. Andrew Mudie is based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and works for TAIT.
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