From talent buying to the final encore
Concert production means booking the right act, engineering concert-grade audio and lighting for the venue, and running a show-day schedule that keeps everyone — artist, crew and audience — on time. We produce full concerts and headline sets across Toronto and the GTA.
A concert build starts with the venue: an indoor theatre needs a different audio and lighting plan than an outdoor amphitheatre or a converted warehouse space. From there we handle artist advance (confirming technical and hospitality riders with the act's team), stage design, front-of-house and monitor engineering, and a show-day schedule covering load-in, soundcheck, doors, set times and strike — coordinated with the venue, the artist's crew and your own guest-facing staff.
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Can you book the artist, or do we need to bring our own?
Both — we can source and negotiate talent on your behalf, or produce the technical side for an act you have already booked.
Do you handle artist hospitality and rider requirements?
Yes — technical and hospitality riders are confirmed and fulfilled as part of the production plan, so the artist's team has what they need on arrival.
Concert Production FAQ
How do we get started, and how far in advance should we book?
Reach out with your event details and target date. We will have a discovery conversation, then come back with a plan, a creative direction and a budget. For festivals and concerts we recommend booking 3-6 months ahead; corporate and wedding AV can often be arranged faster.
What does festival production include?
Talent buying, mobile stages, concert-grade audio, video and lighting rigs, site and production management, permits, power and full event-day logistics — everything needed to run a festival main stage on time.
Do you produce full concerts, not just corporate events?
Yes. We have produced headline and celebrity concerts, including work with Juno-winning band Manic Drive and artist Alkaline, handling everything from stage design to show-day execution.
Let's turn your idea into reality.
Tell me about your event and I'll come back with a plan, a look and a budget — one partner, the whole production.