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   Jul 1, 2024 · Roadies are fundamental workers in the fulfilment of live music events and concert tours. They are much more than “humpers” who haul road cases and equipment in and out of venues and festivals ...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Road_crewRoad crew - Wikipedia

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   The road crew (also known as roadies) are the support personnel who travel with an artist or band on tour, usually in sleeper buses, and handle every part of the concert productions except actually performing the music with the musicians.

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   Jul 1, 2024 · But what exactly is a roadie? At once generic and vague, the term suggests that their role has something to do with being on tour (“on the road”). It does not, however, reveal much at all...

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6. www.musicalexpert.org › what-does-a-roadie-doWhat does a Roadie do? (with pictures) - Musical Expert

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   May 23, 2024 · A roadie travels on tour with a band and helps load and unload equipment and set up lighting and sound. Most of the time, a roadie...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · What Is A Roadie? Generally speaking, anyone referred to being a roadie is someone who works as part of the road crew on a tour, regardless of their role. Many think that a roadie would be someone playing and setting up guitars before the show starts.

8. uk.indeed.com › finding-a-job › how-to-become-roadieHow to become a roadie: definition, duties and skills - Indeed

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   Jul 23, 2024 · Roadies are support personnel or technicians that travel with bands on tour in sleeper buses. They handle every part of the tour production except for performing music. Roadies are an important part of any band's performance.

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   What does a roadie do on a tour?

   • In between shows, they coordinate and participate in the complex process of touring – moving all of the people and equipment involved in the concert event to cities and music festivals. Roadies also play an important supporting role in the everyday lives of musicians on tour.

   What roadies actually do – and why they’re indispensable to live music

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   What does a roadie do?

   • Roadies are fundamental workers in the fulfilment of live music events and concert tours. They are much more than “humpers” who haul road cases and equipment in and out of venues and festivals. Roadies are directly responsible for essential elements of a concert, like the sound quality and working order of instruments.

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   What does a roadie do in a band?

   • Roadies are an important part of any band's performance. They may be tour managers, lighting directors, instrument technicians, security or bodyguards, sound mixers, truck drivers, caterers or merchandise crew. Their working hours change often depending on the band's activities and whether they're playing at a club or a festival.

   How to become a roadie: definition, duties and skills

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   What does it mean to be a roadie?

   • Generally speaking, anyone referred to being a roadie is someone who works as part of the road crew on a tour, regardless of their role. Many think that a roadie would be someone playing and setting up guitars before the show starts. However, that’s not always the case. Indeed, the entire road crew will be made up of a entire team of individuals.

   What Do Concert Roadies Do? - By The Barricade

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   What is the life of a roadie?

   • Though many people think that the life of a roadie is glamorous because he or she is touring with a well-known band, the job generally consists of a lot of hard work, and, in many cases, the band members never directly talk to the crew. The road crew generally travels in a separate tour bus from the band members.

   What does a Roadie do? (with pictures) - Musical Expert

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   Is a roadie a musician?

   • A roadie who deals with instruments is generally a musician as well. In some cases, an individual will work on the road crew for a band, while also serving as the main band's opening act. In some cases, he or she may go on to become a successful musician in his own right.

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10. www.careersinmusic.com › roadieHow to Become a Roadie & Tour with Bands - Careers in Music

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    To become a Roadie, you need to know musical gear and live sound. You can get this knowledge by working at a club, for example. Many bands hire Roadies through personal referrals or through meeting, say, a Sound Tech they liked at a venue they played.