Couples Shamet

Well, that almost slipped my mind, didn't it? 🙂

On Thursday, they packed the gigs in the car and started at my warehouse, where they picked up Turbon PA (with the smaller 12 ″ ups), with the front lights, a few Giga bar and a smoke machine. So, from here, to Particle hazard for the band's renina, where the rest of the stuff is picked up. On Friday, we went to get some more strings for the van, and we headed towards Ruka and Zone.

We left a little bit ahead with Ville and the stuff, when the rest of the band got here, when the job was done. When we got there, we caught up with the stuff, and after a while, the rest of the crew showed up. It didn't take long for us to get the rest of the drums together and pedal through the check.

The accommodation had been arranged brilliantly, from the top floor of the venue and the time when it had its blood well at the beginning of the job, so we made the sauna warm and went to eat.

The expectation was that it might be the quietest time of the year, and I don't think there'll be a lot of people on the job. Even the "heavy" event planned for this weekend had been cancelled as a result of bad ticket sales, which we were also here to replace. Well, there were so many of them that they didn't have to call the empty gym, and the ski resorts got used to it, and the jacking on the table was strong. 🙂 Quite a nice job, all of it.

In the morning, then breakfast, express sauna, stuff in the car and a beak towards Oulu. After a three-hour drive and about four-hour sleep of the previous night, they were able to go home and take a nap, until the caravan went to the rook, where the same show continued. There was some Halloween nuptials there, but there would have been more of them in there.

There were no miracles from the technical point of view, and things were playing as planned.

There were few photos, but I took short video clips from Zone's trip, of which below the collection 🙂

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