Sound Image Supports Imagine Dragons Tour with Adamson Energia E15 System

NASHVILLE –  Sound Image’s Nashville office supported Las Vegas-based Imagine Dragons’ 2013 Night Visions tour dates in the U.S. with an  Adamson Energia E15 line array system. Along with North America, the band, boosted by more than 4 million downloads of its hit single, “Radioactive,” also toured Europe. Pictured here, from left, are monitor engineer Jared Swetnam, FOH engineer Scott Eisenberg and system engineer Andrew Dowling.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA ― Despite the group’s name, the bluegrass-influenced Brothers Comatose is far from a state of unconsciousness. Currently touring the nation at several summer music festivals, the band’s mandolin player, Ryan Avellone, pictured here, relies on DPA Microphones’ d:vote 4099 Instrument Microphone to give his instrument a clear and natural sound.

NORTHRIDGE, CA – In response to popular demand, Harman’s Soundcraft has launched a new “Mixing with Professionals” program for its Si Series of digital mixing consoles. Building on its program for the Vi Series, these “Mixing with Professionals” sessions will offer hands-on training for Soundcraft’s Si Expression and Si Performer consoles.

WASHINGTON DC – OHM Productions owner Jeff Darby opted to tame the acoustic challenges posed by wide-open Echostage with d&b audiotechnik V-Series. Darby has also partnered up with Echostage to provide ongoing sound support for each show.

PERRY HALL, MD — Founded in 1850 by German immigrants, St. Joseph Fullerton is a Roman Catholic church located in this suburb of Baltimore, MD.  St. Joseph’s current building, an octagonal structure with around-the-sanctuary seating and imaginative décor, has impressed parishioners and visitors for more than 40 years. In their recent upgrade of their sound reinforcement system, they contacted Mike Flaherty of Nelson White Systems, who recommended Community’s ENTASYS column line array system.

QUEBEC, Canada – Taking full advantage of their short but warm summers, Canadians turn each year to a number of outdoor music festivals. Among those supported by Sennheiser Canada and K-array gear: Amnesia Rockfest, formerly known as D-tox; and the Osheaga festival.