Production Load-In
Information--stadium show only
(updated:
July 11, 2006)
Production
Personnel
Dale Skjerseth:
Rolling
Stones Production Manager
Tim McWilliams:
World Tour Promoter Rep, Concert Productions International Mark Fisher:
Set Designer Patrick Woodroffe:
Lighting Designer Dave
Natale:
Sound Engineer Ethan
Webber:
Lighting Director Christine
Strand:
Video
Director
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Stage
dimensions:
204 feet wide 100
feet deep
92 feet high
25 feet from front to drum riser
32 feet from front to visual backdrop
3
feet from ground to top of sub-deck
3
½ feet from top of sub-deck to top of stage
Raked from 10 feet in back to 8 feet in front
56 feet from stage center to end of screamers
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Stage
weight:
300 tons-total 170
tons-just the steel 130
tons-just the universal production Distance
A to B-stage:
70-204
feet (depending on venue)
Drive time A to B stage:
3 minutes 15 seconds @ 204 feet B-stage
dimensions:
34 feet x 30 feet (drive out portion is 34 x 14) B-stage
movement:
Hydrolics level stage, drum riser pushed out, then forward movement
starts
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10
production crew ·
1
driver (rides on rig) ·
4
cable pullers ·
6
carpenters to supervise drive
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Touring
stages:
3
sub decks
2
sets balcony steel
1
universal stage 1 set of balcony fascia
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Stage
build:
Day 0 site
coordinator in Day
1 teel load-in (8 hours-60 local labor) Day
2 steel build
(12 hours-60 local labor)
Day 3 steel build
(12 hours-60 local labor)
Day 4 steel build
(12 hours-60 local labor)
Day 5 production load-in (10 hours-106 local
Labor)
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lighting
focus
Day 6 sound checks
show production
load-out (6 hours-100 local
labor)
Day 7 all
out Personnel:
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Personnel:
335 to touring personnel 295
total touring crew 125
universal production crew 36
truck drivers-production crew 60
steel crew (2 crews @ 30 each) 70
truck drivers-steel crew (2 crews @ 35 each) 4
bus drivers-steel crew (2 crews @ 2 each)
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Trucks:
126
total
36
production
70 steel
20 misc.
Buses:
11 production
4 steel (2 crews @ 2 each) Power:
2
semi trailer generators
Enough juice to power a small village Cable:
36 miles |
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Lighting
System:
4 trucks
443 lights
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Video
System:
High res LED wall Biggest
ever on a tour
50 feet x 49 feet Inflatable-lips/tongue:
30
feet high
35 feet wide
Pyro:
470 pieces
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Cranes:
In some of the classic stadiums (such as Fenway Park), all things
loaded-in and loaded-out for the show must come up and over the walls of
the stadiums via crane The
diaper
Plastic tarpaulin under the gantry areas to catch bits and pieces
dropped by the stage ticket holders
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Dank an Tom, der am Auf- und Abbau dieses Monstrums beteiligt war
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