The library 210 articles 0 sources cited
Venues explained

Understanding venue tech specs

Launch library · evergreen read

Photo: Drummer performing on stage under green lights during a live music event at night by Shixart1985 (CC BY 2.0), via Openverse

A venue's technical specification sheet lists the specific equipment, power supply and physical dimensions available on site, giving performers and their crew a genuine basis for planning a show without needing to visit the venue in person well before the actual date of the performance itself.

Comparing a performer's technical rider against a venue's own tech spec early in the planning process catches genuine mismatches, such as insufficient power supply or a stage smaller than required, while there is still real time to arrange a workable solution before the actual load in day arrives.

Venues that keep this document genuinely up to date save considerable back and forth during planning, since accurate information upfront avoids the frustrating cycle of assumptions and clarifying questions that an outdated or incomplete tech spec can otherwise create for a touring act's crew ahead of a show. This detail matters more for a first time attendee than a regular, who has usually already learned to expect it.

Back to the library

Share

Sharing opens the network in a new tab. No tracking scripts are loaded on this page.

Printed from Mega Events. Sources for this article are listed at the end of the page.