Scheduling:

All shows, all tech rehearsals, all tech meetings. Overall, ~6 hours a week mid June - mid August, with ~3 short 30 to 60 minute long meetings leading up to tour and ~3 tech rehearsals to learn the board, our set, and our equipment and needs.

Job Description:

Running the band’s front of house sound, setting up the sound for the group before shows. Everything is controlled by an iPad, and members are able to control their own monitor mixes from their phone. Load in is usually ~2 hours before showtime, then a ~120 minute show, then a short (~30 minute) load out per show. We have shows all over the state, so transportation is a must have. A working understanding of digital sound boards, comfortability with gain, reverb, effects, routing, eq, compression, and gates, and a good understanding of mics, amps, power, cabling types, etc. is required for success.

Payment and Perks:

$150 for tour, paid in $50 increments July - September 30th. Free merch, free comped tickets for friends and family, free food for most shows, free entry to any shows we play (including opening shows for bands — ie, you could get into concerts for free!), early access to any content, access to borrow some of the band’s equipment for personal use, access to a large network of musicians and tech workers around VT.

Scheduling:

All shows, all tech rehearsals, all tech meetings. Overall, ~8 hours a week mid June - mid August, with ~3 short 30 to 60 minute long meetings leading up to tour and ~5 tech rehearsals to learn our set, build cues, and get familiar with our equipment and needs.

Job Description:

Running the band’s lighting for shows. Would be in charge of designing the lighting for the show, running it for most shows, and making cue drives before shows. Load in is usually ~2 hours before showtime, then a ~120 minute show, then a short (~30 minute) load out per show. We have shows all over the state, so transportation is a must have. A working understanding of Ion Q boards and basic lighting principals are required for success at this position. We don’t have our own board at this point, so we’re working with whatever the venue provides, so adaptability is important.

Payment and Perks:

$150 for tour, paid in $50 increments July - September 30th. Free merch, free comped tickets for friends and family, free food for most shows, free entry to any shows we play (including opening shows for bands — ie, you could get into concerts for free!), early access to any content, access to borrow some of the band’s equipment for personal use, access to a large network of musicians and tech workers around VT.

Scheduling:

All shows. Overall, ~6 hours a week mid June - mid August, with ~2 short 30 to 60 minute long meetings leading up to tour.

Job Description:

Mainly moving equipment and some setup. Often selling merch or running tickets. Highly variable depending on show and venue.

Payment and Perks:

Free merch, free comped tickets for friends and family, free food for most shows, free entry to any shows we play (including opening shows for bands — ie, you could get into concerts for free!), early access to any content, access to borrow some of the band’s equipment for personal use, access to a large network of musicians and tech workers around VT.