Claus / Intromental
20 years of uniting the powers of metal
As someone who knows this business from more or less all sides of the table, I can vouch for the crew at PPUSA being top-notch. Definitely one of the best crews I've EVER witnessed.
Through my job as manager and booking agent, I've had plenty of unprofessional venues to work with in the past. With PPUSA Chris Roy contacted us all well ahead of time to give us the full update on what was present in terms of gear, tech specs etc, asked all the right questions and pushed our bands to deliver their specific requests in time. That's professional!!!
As someone who has been on a lot of tours and festivals with bands over the years, I've often come to places where problems just couldn't be solved on-site. But with PPUSA everything went smooth (4 years in a row, and the minor problems we've had were to overcome/oversee).
With my other job, as a technical coordinator and manager at a venue in Copenhagen (The Rock - 650 people venue only, but ...), I've often experienced what can go wrong and what should not be allowed to go wrong. There are certain ways to handle bands with an ego (often bands that have been "too long" in the business), bands with no clues on what they are doing (often newcomer bands) etc, and in my experience w PPUSA the crew there knows how to handle all that.
Cheers to the PPUSA crew for doing a tremendous job. This festival wouldn't be half as much fun without their skills.
Claus
Intromental
Through my job as manager and booking agent, I've had plenty of unprofessional venues to work with in the past. With PPUSA Chris Roy contacted us all well ahead of time to give us the full update on what was present in terms of gear, tech specs etc, asked all the right questions and pushed our bands to deliver their specific requests in time. That's professional!!!
As someone who has been on a lot of tours and festivals with bands over the years, I've often come to places where problems just couldn't be solved on-site. But with PPUSA everything went smooth (4 years in a row, and the minor problems we've had were to overcome/oversee).
With my other job, as a technical coordinator and manager at a venue in Copenhagen (The Rock - 650 people venue only, but ...), I've often experienced what can go wrong and what should not be allowed to go wrong. There are certain ways to handle bands with an ego (often bands that have been "too long" in the business), bands with no clues on what they are doing (often newcomer bands) etc, and in my experience w PPUSA the crew there knows how to handle all that.
Cheers to the PPUSA crew for doing a tremendous job. This festival wouldn't be half as much fun without their skills.
Claus
Intromental
