If the house rig is two washes and whatever the venue tech has time to point at you, we bring our own and run it live for your set.
Eleven powered fixtures, eight battery-powered uplights, and a hazer. Four of the eleven move. Nearly every fixture strobes, so when a track drops the whole rig hits at once instead of one panel doing the work. The uplights run off batteries and need no cable, for rooms with nowhere to hide power. Haze is what makes beams visible in the air — it's the difference between lit and lightshow. Sized to the room, loaded in before doors, struck the same night.
Someone is on the console for your whole set, changing looks with the music instead of leaving one scene running all night. Send us your tracks in advance and we'll build to them.
We can add to the house rig, take it over for the night, or bring everything ourselves. Small rooms without a proper lighting position are the normal case, not the exception.
We don't dry-hire. If you want our rig, we come with it and run it. That keeps the gear maintained, keeps the show consistent, and on the laser side it's the only legal way to do it — our federal variance covers shows we run and doesn't transfer to a renter.
Lasers and lighting go out together or separately. Bands and DJs playing regular rooms usually start with lighting and add lasers for the bigger dates. Package prices are on the pricing page.
Send the date, the venue, and what the house already has. We'll come back with what fits and what it costs. Takes about a minute.