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.

New to life on the road? Here’s what you need to know about sharing a tour bus—from unspoken rules to smart packing habits that’ll make life smoother.

Ever wondered who does what behind the scenes on a music tour? From set carpenters to production managers, here’s a breakdown of every role and how it all fits together.

Being skilled isn’t always enough. These common traits can quietly hold you back on tour—here’s what to look out for and why they matter more than you think.

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.

Ever wondered what actually goes on in a HOD meeting? This practical breakdown covers what they are, why they matter, and how they shape your day on tour.

Schengen limits are more than just EU red tape—they can quietly derail your touring plans. Here’s what UK roadies need to know about Schengen days and staying compliant.

The A1 form might sound like admin no one wants to deal with, but for UK-based roadies working in Europe, it’s an essential bit of paperwork. Here's what to expect.

Tour credentials might just look like fancy passes, but they control access, define roles, and help keep everything moving. Here's what roadies need to know.

Ever wondered what separates a lead carpenter from the rest of the crew? Here's a breakdown of what the role demands, both on paper and behind the scenes.

Not all footwear is created equal when you're building stages. Here’s how to decide when steel toe caps are a must—and when they're more hassle than help.

Before a single screw hits the deck, set carpenters are already deep in prep. Here’s what goes into those vital hours before the tour even begins.

Choosing the right power tool brand can make or break your time on tour. Here’s how roadies weigh up the options and what makes a brand stand out on the road.

Master Tour can feel like a maze when you’re new to it. This guide walks through how roadies make the most of it without getting overwhelmed.

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.

Touring isn’t always back-to-back. Here’s how roadies stay busy, keep income flowing, and use downtime between gigs to their advantage.

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.

Life on the road isn’t always sustainable. From burnout to changing priorities, this blog looks at the reasons some crew eventually decide to step away from touring.