Concert technical services
Stagehands, riggers, AV and backline crew for arena load-ins and festival breakdowns across Poland and Europe.
Every stage of the show
Load-in, stage build, rigging, soundcheck, technical standby during the show and load-out. Our crews know concert production standards, read rider requirements and work to venue constraints without constant supervision.
Working with touring productions
- We pick up the rider without a long briefing
- We work in English with international production managers
- We integrate with the artist local crew
- We cover consecutive cities on the same tour
- The Crew Chief passes handover notes so the next shift does not start from zero
From club to arena
A club show needs a handful of people. A large arena show needs dozens. Cirque du Soleil at Tauron Arena: 92 stagehands and 1,258 hours. Herbalife Extravaganza: 184 stagehands and 1,825.5 hours.
Load-out without overrun
Hours beyond the venue window are the line item that blows up a concert budget. We start the strike with a plan and a crew sized for pace, not for the lowest possible cost.
What to send with your enquiry
The technical rider, the day schedule and the venue plan. With those we size load-in, show and load-out separately. Date and city alone are enough for a first conversation, but not for a firm quote.
Reliability
In 2025 our crews worked 119,136.5 hours on events. The database holds over 1,000 active crew members and the no-show rate across all shifts stayed below 0.4 percent.
Frequently asked questions
How many people does an arena show need?
Usually between a dozen and several dozen at the load-in peak. Send the rider and we will count precisely.
Do you cover rehearsals and soundcheck?
Yes, technical standby covers the whole production day.
How fast do we get a quote?
Within one working day of receiving the rider or brief.
