Wow, thanks for posting. Now I really know that I don't want to go on the road.
Normal tours aren't anything like Warped. 12 on a bus on a normal tour is rare.
.......and per diem too? Yep, thats a Frank Zappa reference, which goes along with his classic roadies question "when do we get paid, when do we get laid, and when do we get some beer."Which brings up another question: what are these guys getting paid? Like $300-$400 a week?
That's the whole reason I got into this business. To build pop-ups and get shit-faced!
Which brings up another question: what are these guys getting paid? Like $300-$400 a week?
This was also posted over at ControlBooth and there are several interesting posts there, especially#6:
ControlBooth
Without a chief-the Indians don't know what to do.I watched the whole thing. I guess I will go ahead and say I was entertained. I mean it did not center on audio or lighting or tech stuff but I find it interesting that like Steve mentioned they have a chief tent guy and such.
Actually, the actual crew that works for Warped Tour gets paid pretty well. It's the band's crews that pay range is everywhere...
But yeah... This show makes touring look like a joke.
Evan
That's the whole reason I got into this business. To build pop-ups and get shit-faced!
Me too, I may have to dig out my dvd of that. But, I think instead I'll just play this instead:I'd rather watch the Meat Loaf version.
Roadie. One of my favorite movies. I have it on VHS.I'd rather watch the Meat Loaf version.