Most roadies know they’re meant to wear high-vis, steel toes, or a hard hat—but few of us know what really happens if we don’t. This blog explores the legal realities behind common crew injuries, who’s considered responsible, and how PPE actually protects more than just your body. Whether it’s a clamp that fails or a missing pair of gloves, understanding where you stand legally can save you more than just a twisted ankle.

Ever spotted a filming notice during rehearsals and wondered what it actually means for you? This blog breaks down what roadies and touring crew are really agreeing to when those posters go up, what rights you're handing over, and why it's usually nothing to panic about. Just straight answers—no legal panic, no drama.

Even the best tours can take a toll. As the weeks roll on, many crew members start to feel mentally drained, physically tired, or just a bit off—and it’s more common than you’d think. This blog breaks down the phases of a tour, explores why moods dip toward the end, and offers real-world strategies to help hold off that final slump.

Touring life isn’t the wild free-for-all people imagine. This blog breaks down common roadie stereotypes and reveals what life on the road actually looks like today.

Ever wondered what actually goes on in a HOD meeting? This practical breakdown covers what they are, why they matter, and how they shape your day on tour.

NDAs are everywhere in touring, but breaking one isn’t always about spilling secrets on social media. These are the subtle mistakes roadies don’t realise cross the line.

NDAs are a standard part of life on tour—but what do they actually mean, and why are they so important for roadies and crew? Here’s what you need to know.

Working both sides of the Atlantic? This blog breaks down the key differences between touring the USA and Europe from a roadie’s perspective.

Being a roadie isn’t all backstage passes and chaos. Let’s set the record straight on the myths that still cling to life on the road.