The Atlantis Surfaces with Stellar Sound
I.M.P.’s latest venue may be called The Atlantis, but its audio system doesn’t sound like it’s underwater.
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I.M.P.’s latest venue may be called The Atlantis, but its audio system doesn’t sound like it’s underwater.
Veteran FOH engineer Toby Francis proves tubes travel on Red Hot Chili Peppers’ two-year tour.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers have always been ones to change things up, and their current 'Unlimited Love' stadium tour is solid proof.
Rage Against The Machine tore across the U.S. this summer, relishing its return to the road with the live sound help of Eighth Day.
Creating a consistent live sound for musical polymath Jacob Collier and his improvisation-based sound while on tour is no simple matter.
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Clair Global has acquired Eighth Day Sound, bringing two of the largest tour sound companies in the U.S. under one roof.
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An audio system provided by Eighth Day Sound has been making the rounds with the Grammy-winning rapper this year.
By Clive Young. Pro Sound News presents its annual overview of the live sound world, examining how the industry is powering new trends and...
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Engineers Kevin Brown and Marlon John have been overseeing gear from Eighth Day Sound on the international production, which hits North America this summer.
Cleveland’s legendary venue has reopened for business following a $3 million renovation that included its audio system.
New venue is part of large expansion effort at Elvis Presley's homestead in Memphis, TN.
Panic! At the Disco takes a victory lap around North America’s arenas with an Eighth Day Sound-supplied system.
Eighth Day Sound fielded 250+ Adamson loudspeakers for the 360º hip-hop tour.
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