Putting the band back together so to speak.
Plenty of awesome events across all the live venues with plenty of our corporate clients needing us to quickly come back to life for their events and activations.
Was great to start to re engage our suppliers and operators we haven’t seen in months!
This time last year we worked through 148 events in the month of Feb…
This year we clocked in at a solid 16
The industry is really hurting but we are working through what we can. With another “Circuit breaker” lockdown a lot of events have been postponed or cancelled but we will get through it
Shihad at the Espy was a highlight this month along with Tash Sultana at 170 Russell
We also headed for the hill with the roadies who ride trip to Cascades!
With a new year we are hoping to return to the new normal !
Some great shows this month with Illy and bodyjar amongst other at 170
The Gersh and Espy Basement along with the Prince all back open with regular shows.
We also helped put together the press conference to announce the sound better tours across Australia.
Read more here
Our venues are back online
This month we had 170 Russel, Esplanade Hotel and the Prince all kick off with live music.
Keep any eye on their gig guides here
The Emerson has also come back with a bang
A few things starting to kick off again!
From Kingswood in The Hub
To designing and installing the system back bone at Ballers Clubhouse using our new Xilica Certifications
We also had the Roadies who ride Oz T shirt day Ride
To wrap up the year we headed to the beautiful Stamford park to put together their Xmas carols event
Corporate working also trickling in to fill in the gaps…
2020 we wont be missing you
#WeMakeEvents is an international movement to highlight that the live events sector urgently needs support from local governments to survive the Covid-19 crisis. Our focus is to get Government initiatives to help the industry back to work while providing support until it can fully return to work: RESTART LIVE.
Photo by - Ryan Sauer Media
Another little Covid project has been Roadies who ride.
We noticed a lot of our industry partners had really used this time to focus on health and a bit of a re set.
We along with other event partners created this group working along side Support act to give everyone a social outlet to make the most of this new found passion
Roadies Who Ride began when a bunch of crew members working in live entertainment got together to ride mountain bikes at Red Hill, VIC. When Covid19 hit, effectively taking the entire entertainment industry with it, Roadies Who Ride grew from a group of mountain biking friends into a community of bike enthusiasts and became an outlet for maintaining mental and physical health.
To find out more or to offer your support head over to Roadies Who Ride
So for July we turned out 3D printer back on to make ear savers.
All money was donated to Support act !
“ With the latest changes in Melbourne our 3d Printers are now running 24/7 producing various items to help with the pandemic.
All profits outside of material costs will be donated to Support Act “
