We can do everything on our own, in-house.”īlack Box Music has provided services for Rammstein since 1998 and has handled the band’s sound and lights since 2009. We provide trucking services for tours operating anywhere in Europe, as well as on-site warehousing for equipment and staging as well as a scenic workshop, a custom case building facility and electronic servicing/repair for backline, moving lights or sound gear. “We have a full backstage area for the crew and the band, production offices and a restaurant for catering. “We also now offer rehearsal and showcase halls for tours - the largest of which is 30×30 meters (98×98 feet), with a 14-meter (46-foot) ceiling and a roof that can support 75 tons,” she explains. It currently has 50 full-time employees, 150 freelance engineers and techs, as well as full-on staging, lighting, sound and production services, with a 500-box L-Acoustics inventory and the ability to simultaneously support up to seven major tours.īut the list of available services goes much further, says company representative Jannice Kluck.

Founded in 1992 by managing director Thilo “Baby” Goos and celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Black Box Music has grown into a large operation. The sound company handling all aspects of the tour was Berlin-based Black Box Music (). For this tour, a full-tilt, 120-box L-Acoustics rig came along for the ride, assembled, tried and tested before being packed into sea containers for the three-week ocean voyage to the States. And this was not some partial system with locally supplied racks and stacks. Coming on the heels of a sold-out European arena run, German hard rock band Rammstein continues its Made In Germany tour with 21 dates throughout North America.Ī lot of offshore bands play in the States, but this time, Rammstein brought its entire production.

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