Sound Image Inc.

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Our San Francisco 360 team supported the acclaimed Asian Art Museum’s annual Gala, crafting bespoke elements and a tailored blend of audio, lighting, and video for each space to bring Harlene Events and the Asian Art Museum’s creative vision to life.

Outside, dramatic lighting showcased the museum’s historic architecture and the evening’s sponsor, Lexus. Inside reflected this year’s theme of femininity and power, signifying a new dawn of leadership for the organization.

Guests entered by ascending a lush, garden-draped staircase that set the mood. Feminine motifs continued throughout the event: the striking lotus projection mapping in the Samsung Hall, an illuminated dress activation in the court, and custom floating floral-bouquet cubes that added elegance to the main tent.

Each area was designed with multiple transitions and looks that aligned with the evening’s program. A truly stunning gala for a remarkable San Francisco institution.

Vendors
Event Planner: The SMP Events Co
Designer: Harlene Events
Tent & Decor: Bright Event Rentals
Catering: McCalls Catering & Events
Photography: Show Ready Photo

Manufacturers
PA: Meyer Sound
Consoles/Control: Yamaha Professional Audio, MA Lighting International, ETC Live Events
Fixtures: CHAUVET Professional, Astera, ETC, Martin Professional, Prolights
RF: Shure

Sound Image supplies Linkin Park’s From Zero Tour

“Our number one priority is establishing a sound that can be replicated in every city and in every stadium for fans across the world,” explained Tour Director Jim Digby. “Furthermore, we need professional crew who are as excited as us to be working on this tour, which is such a special project. Our artist wants to ensure that the essence of Linkin Park’s songwriting skills, the music that is embedded within them, is accurately represented through the PA sound and through the energy of their live shows. We are all tasked with keeping true to their music and making it sound great again today.”

FOH Engineer Jim Ebdon added, “It’s nice to have been asked to work with such a legacy artist because their fans are quite amazing. Jim Digby has put the best crew together, and it’s a very healthy situation. You can’t often say that in touring, but here, people are prioritised. Jim is so great at recognising if we need some morale. And the band is so appreciative of their crew that it’s a refreshing, positive change. When the people on stage are interested in what you do, and when the crew are so conscientious in their jobs, it makes the difference.”

Tour Director: Jim Digby
Assistant Tour Director: Fiona Booth
Production Manager: Joe Skarzynski
Production Coordinator: Tori Merrick
Account Executive: Kevin “Tater” McCarthy
FOH Engineer: Jim Ebdon
MON Engineer: Pasi Hara
Systems Engineer: Bill Chase
FOH, Systems & Network Engineer: Ricki Cook
RF Tech: Katlyn Mountain
Comms Techs: Jess Hammersley & Robin Blanchard
PA Tech: Tania Lopez Martinez
Stage Tech: Amy Truong
Stadium PA Techs: Joseph Walton & Marc Zedda
Delay Techs: Harry Thatcher, Jack Madden
EU Audio Tech: Rowan Cahill

Manufacturers:
PA: ADAMSON
Consoles: DiGiCo
IEMs & RF: Shure & Wisycom
Comms: RiedeI Communications
Radios: Motorola Solutions

Read the full story: https://www.tpimagazine.com/sound-image-supplies-linkin-parks-from-zero-tour/

Rotating around the world, this year’s eighth edition of the Laver Cup was held at the Chase Center in San Francisco. Six of the best men’s tennis players from Europe went up against six of their counterparts from the rest of the world over three days of team competition. Captain Andre Agassi helped lead Team World to a win and celebrated with the excited crowd.

Sound Image supported the tournament with a control package integrated into the house PA, with delay feeds to the backstage provided Meyer Sound system for interviews and announcements. The intricate program required a two-day installation and five days of testing ahead of the three-day event.

Crew
Account Manager: Billy Nettles, Sound Image
FOH Engineer: Daniel O'Callaghan, Monitor City in Australia
System Engineer: Bryan Atarama, Sound Image
RF Tech: Alex Ma, Sound Image

Manufacturers
Backstage Speakers: Meyer Sound
Nearfield Monitors: Genelec
Consoles: DiGiCo
RF: Shure

Sound Image provided audio for eight days of live music in Louisville at the Kentucky Expo Center for back-to-back festivals. The Danny Wimmer Presents festivals drew a record-breaking 450,000 attendees, featuring nearly 300 artists from diverse genres at Bourbon And Beyond and a rock and metal focus at Louder Than Life.

The main stages were powered by an L-Acoustics system with over 300 boxes, supported by four delay towers totaling 52 boxes to deliver consistent coverage across the grounds for dedicated fans.

A huge achievement for all. Next up, Aftershock in Sacramento, CA.

Staff for Main Stages 1 & 2
Account Managers: Daniel Shipp, Marcel Cacdac, Drew Johnson
System Designer: Roz Jones
Crew Chief: Charly Brems
Crew Chief: Assistant: Taylor Mundstock
FOH System Engineer: Georgios Tzouanopoulos, Matias Ascui-Gac
MON Engineer: Bryan Leno, David Abel
FOH System Tech: Jalen Russell, Anthony Silipigno
Stage Tech: Isabelle Dean, Michael Bruxvoort, Christopher Roberts, Peyton Newcomer, Gregory Roberts

Manufacturers
PA: L-Acoustics
Consoles: Avid
Plugin: Waves Audio
Wedges & Sidefills: d&b audiotechnik