There have been a few rare instances in my career where a single show has been canceled. Of the two that come to mind, one was due to artist illness, the other was caused by nasty winter weather that rendered travel unsafe, and we were unable to make it to the next city.
Read MoreFor those of us who travel extensively, it’s hard to believe that some people don’t like flying. Even when taking the hassle of airports out of the equation, they just prefer to be on solid ground.
Read MoreBeing on the road can take its toll on our bodies. Not enough sleep, working long hours, eating weird stuff, traveling through different temperatures and climates. I was once unlucky enough to get pneumonia on tour, in the winter, while touring through the freezing Mid-West.
Read MoreAs is true with most things in the production world, the key to a pleasant customs experience is to do your due diligence in advance. There are a few very important things to know before you head to the airport when using a carnet.
Read MoreInternational travel can be intimidating, even more so if it’s your first time out of the country. Band and crew rely on you for guidance every step of the way, and carrying a bunch of gear adds a fair amount of time and effort to everything you do.
Read MoreSimply put, accurate documentation can make or break your day. In some cases, it’s the determining factor of a performance even taking place.
Read MoreTravel by train in the US is not that common these days, especially when touring. When traveling abroad however it's not as rare, and you may find yourself using a train to get from city to city at some point.
Read MoreThe summer season is in full swing, and for those of us in the production industry, this means music festivals, outdoor concerts, and other seasonal shows.
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