SINGAPORE – With low ceilings and less than 2,600 square feet in space, Singapore’s Tin Box: The Live House, a live music venue within the Chijmes building complex, turned to d&b’s compact A-Series augmented arrays before opening this year.
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ATLANTA – The Roadies of Color United (R.O.C.U.), co-founded by William Reeves and Lance “KT” Jackson in March 2009, celebrated their first decade with a get-together in Stone Mountain, GA earlier this year. This first-annual event added momentum to the group’s ongoing mission: to recognize and remove the barriers to diversity in live event production.
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LOS ANGELES – Group One Limited, distributor of companies such as Avolites, Calrec, DiGiCo, Klang, Solid State Logic, XTA and others, announced that it has opened a new office facility in the Los Angeles region. The new Chatsworth, CA-based facility, with both office and warehouse space, brings the audio console distributor closer to customers while increasing the company’s geographic footprint.
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JACKSON, MI – Pinelake Church reached out to InteRise of Nashville, TN to seek guidance on designing and installing a new sound system that would be able to keep up with changing audio needs for the services at their Reservoir Campus. Philip Hagood and Wade Russell from InteRise worked with Pinelake’s Kevin Hoober on a solution centered on d&b audiotechnik’s Soundscape system.
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WINNEBAGO, IL – When the Winnebago, Illinois campus of Crossroads Community Church moved into their own building after years of meeting in various rented spaces,… Read More »White Train Entertainment Uplifts Crossroads Community Church with QSC Line Array
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LAS VEGAS — In early July, FRONT of HOUSE and PLSN Magazines conducted a follow-up to the Covid-19 Entertainment Technology Economic Impact survey in April. Over the course of a week, 2,910 magazine subscribers and others responded (most on the first day). The results are bleak and show an industry on the edge, highlighting a desperate need for additional PPP funding.
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MELBOURNE, Australia – The Cube, a premium live streaming event space which is gaining serious traction in the world of live DJ streaming, has been… Read More »The Cube, a Live Streaming Event Space in Australia, Relies on DiGiCo SD9
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WINTER PARK, FL – Crown Design Group helped Action Church transform a former Masonic Lodge into what would emerge as that worship community’s church broadcast site. The site features new audio, video and lighting technology throughout, including two KLANG:fabrik immersive IEM mixing systems.
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RAVENNA, Italy – Leading the way in a new era of live entertainment, Ravenna is once again hosting its opera and classical music festival, deploying a d&b Soundscape immersive sound system to bring it to life. Two DS100 processors with the d&b Soundscape software plus over 60 d&b loudspeakers are being used for the live concert – one for the audience, and one to create the “virtual acoustic shell” for the musicians.
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OWENSBORO, KY – JCA Media sought to help Pleasant Grove Baptist Church enhance its social media and streaming services to stay connected in a socially-distanced world. The AVL upgrade included an Allen & Heath SQ Series digital mixer, which has drawn plaudits from online worshippers and church musicians alike.
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KNOXVILLE, TN – FRONT of HOUSE and PLSN are once again joining Bandit Lites chair Michael T. Strickland in calling on everyone in our live event industry to reach out to their representatives in Congress for an expansion in PPP funding. Strickland notes that the PPP application extension to Aug. 8 and the PPP Flexibility Act that became law July 4 and July 5 are welcome enhancements, but they do NOT add funding. “That will [hopefully] come in the next session, before July 30,” he noted. To help that come to pass, it’s time to reach out to Congress.
Read More »LAS VEGAS – FRONT of HOUSE and PLSN magazines are following up on April’s Covid-19 Entertainment Technology Economic Impact survey with a followup survey in early July. We would like to know where you stand now in comparison with then. These results will be shared with local and Congressional legislators so they can better assess the impact the pandemic is having on the entertainment technology industry.
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