Laundry on tour isn’t glamorous—but it’s got to be done. Here’s how roadies really keep their kit clean, without messing up their flow.

From tapes to blades and markers—these are the consumables every set carpenter should have in their kit to keep things running smoothly on the road.

That first day on tour can be a whirlwind—here’s what you’ll want to know before stepping into the chaos, from mindset to must-pack items.

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.

Packing for tour can make or break your first few weeks. Here’s a rundown of what to bring, what to avoid, and why smart packing saves you hassle on the road.

From bunk etiquette to DIY laundry, every roadie has an opinion. These are the touring debates that split the crew—and why no one really agrees.

From managing travel to finding food nearby, these road-tested apps can make life on tour that bit easier—without draining your phone or your patience.

From tape measures to multi-tools, here’s a breakdown of the ten essentials every touring set carpenter should carry—and why they’ll make your life easier on the road.

First time heading out on tour? This blog breaks down exactly what to pack, why it matters, and how to avoid rookie mistakes before you even hit the road.

A practical guide to keeping the peace and surviving the unspoken rules of tour bus living. From personal space to social cues, this one covers it all.