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Fascinating DG tour article for download

Written by Matt

Sunday, 02 April 2006

With David Gilmour's current tour in full swing, presenting a mix of solo material and Pink Floyd classics, our friend Mark Cunningham from Total Production International (TPI) magazine was in attendance at David's Amsterdam show, chatting with key people, and getting full information on the mechanics of the show itself.

David Gilmour in TPI magazine

TPI is the monthly magazine for the live event design and production industry, and Mark's article appears in the April 2006 issue - which is out on April 14th.

Leaving few stones unturned, Mark speaks with all the key staff on the tour, finding out full details of the equipment, and technical considerations, that had to be brought into play.

He speaks with the likes of Marc Brickman, who designed the very effective lightshow, production manager Roger Searle, and FOH engineer, Colin Norfield.

It is a fascinating read, and with much thanks to Mark, we have the great pleasure of offering the article to you as a free download in Adobe Acrobat format.

Simply click the following link to view or download it (size: approx 3MB):

DOWNLOAD TPI's DAVID GILMOUR 2006 TOUR ARTICLE

Total Production International subscription details can be found at www.mondiale.co.uk, and the phone number for people to order copies is +44 (0)161 476 5580.

Our thanks to Mark for providing this great article for you to download!