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Red Hot and Blue - What Equipment
do they supply & what do they need? |
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| Red Hot and Blue supply all the equipment that is needed
to perform at your venue, this equipment includes:- |
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The Sound. |
High Quality, Professional HK Audio Speaker System, this
is suitable for audiences up to 700 guests. The system is modular,
so different combinations can be used for any size of audience.
Should the number of guests be considerably more than 700, the band can
offer the client a hire service for additional PA equipment for any size
of audience / venue. |
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The Lighting. |
Red Hot and Blue's lighting equipment consists of a
large black back drop (situated at the rear of the stage area),
computerised intelligent lighting, 8 x PAR CAN Stage Lights, and 8 x
Floor Standing PAR CAN Stage Lights. |
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The Instruments. |
The band supply all their own instruments needed to
perform at your event.
The line up of the band consists of:-
Drums:- Sammy Carter
Bass / Vocals:- Ian Larkin
Keyboards / Vocals:- Phil Mason
Guitar / Vocals:- Ross Griggs
Vocals / Sax:- Michele
Vocals / Sax:- Holly
Vocals / Sax:- Katrina |
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What the band need to perform:- |
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Changing Area |
Adequate safe, lockable changing facilities to be made
available to the artiste on performance date (s). |
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Refreshments |
Food (simple hot meal for 7 performers and 1 crew) and
soft drinks to be provided for the artiste by the management, if the
artiste is to be set before 8.00pm. |
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Stage size / Performance area |
The Space required is 6m x 4.25m with a 1M gap between
the back of the stage and back wall. This is to site a large intelligent
lightshow with a blackout backdrop curtain. If possible 2 safe 32amp
power supplies or 1 x 32amp 3 phase supply or at least 4 separate 13amp
sockets each on separate ring main with 32amp breakers. (If your venue
does not have enough space or electricity please advise us before the
event so the band can make arrangements to bring a smaller show). |
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Parking |
Please make sure that the artiste has easy access to the
venue and sufficient parking space for a long wheel base van and 1
people carrier. The equipment arrives in the large van and takes
approximately 3hrs to set up. The artiste will always arrive early
enough to be set on time but unless advised will expect the loading door
to be no further than 15meters from the stage. in the case of an
upstairs or long haul get in the management need to make the artiste
aware at least 7 days before the event. Failure to do so may result in
the artiste not being set up on time. |
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