Stage barriers might not be glamorous, but they’re critical. Here’s a breakdown of what they are, how they work, and what you should know before you encounter one on tour.

Festivals can be tough on gear. Here are some practical tips roadies use to keep equipment protected, organised, and ready for whatever the day brings.

Arena shows bring big energy—and big challenges. Here’s how set carpenters can approach load-ins like pros and avoid the common pitfalls.

Working both sides of the Atlantic? This blog breaks down the key differences between touring the USA and Europe from a roadie’s perspective.

Coffin lock gone? No stress. Here’s a straightforward fix that can save your stage deck mid-tour—without needing a full rebuild.

Before the first truck rolls out, here’s what you should be double-checking with your stage supplier to avoid stress later down the line.

You’ve got the basics down—now let’s go a bit deeper. This follow-up unpacks more touring terms that will help you feel clued in from day one.

What do years on the road really teach you? These are the key lessons every seasoned set carpenter picks up after life on tour.

What really goes on before the first show? Here’s what rehearsals look like from the perspective of a set carpenter working behind the scenes.

A clear, straightforward look at how stage builds come together on music shows—from truck to show-ready. Ideal for anyone curious about what really goes into it.