Lighting Cos: LCR/SES
Video Co: Colonel Tom Touring
Crew
- Show/Lighting Designer Mark Cunniffe,
- Lighting Director: Matt Jones
- Programmer: Alex Passmore
- Lighting Reps: Mike Oates (LCR), Michael Brammer (SES)
- Crew Boss: Dave Cox
- Dimmers: Rob Starksfield
- Lighting Techs: Travis Mitchell, Stuart Picton, Chris Wynn
- James Townsend, Brandt Gentry, Steve Bliss
- Production Manager: Chris Marsh
- Production Coordinator: Helen Himmons
- Tour Manager: Mark Friend
- Tour Coordinator: Amanda Thompson
- Production Asst: Cally Harris
- Stage Managers: Matt Caley/Trevor Dawkins
- Video Director: Phil Mead
- Video Engineer: Bob Larkin
- Video Content: Moment Factory
- Notch Programmer: Matt Swoboda
- Video Techs: Eoin MacMahon, Pat Gibbs, Tony Whitehead, Marc Lawrence
- Riggers: Seth Cook, Omar Franchi
- Automation: Omar Franchi
- Set/Staging: HighPost Structures, Tait, WonderWorks, Litec, Mojo Barriers
- Trucking: SOS/SET (U.S.), KB Event (U.K.), Rock-it Cargo
Gear
Lighting:
- 2 grandMA2 Full consoles
- 1 grandMA2 Light console
- 140 Claypaky Mythos 2 fixtures
- 32 Claypaky Scenius Unicos
- 74 SGM G4’s
- 24 SGM P10 Washes
- 12 Martin Atomic 3000 LED
- 18 TMB Solaris Flare Q Plus
- 4 Robert Juliat Lancelot
- 4 MDG The One Stadium Hazer
- 1 Custom LED tape setup by Tait for the set
- 1 Kinesys motor system
Video:
- 400 ROE Visual Carbon 5 LED tiles (1200 mm)
- 175 ROE Visual Carbon 5 LED tiles (600mm)
- 560 KTL Flyer 12mm tiles (I-Mag)
- 2 disguise gx 2 media servers
- 1 Blackmagic Design ATEM 2ME switcher
- 3 Sony 1700 cameras
- 3 Canon cameras w/100x, 86x, 24x lenses
- 5 Bradley CamBall 3 cameras
- 1 GoPro MK2 camera
- 1 Brompton Tessera SX40 processor
- 4 Brompton Tessera XD units
- 2 Brompton Tessera M2 HD units
- 1 Ross Carbonite Black video switcher
Tour Notes
Performing on his own, with nothing more than an acoustic guitar and a custom loop pedal, Ed Sheeran’s ÷ (“Divide”) Tour topped U2’s 360 as the top money-making tour of all time, setting records for both gross revenues ($776 million) and total attendance (8.8 million). The 258-show run included 14 tour legs from mid-March, 2017 to August 2019, scoring #4 (2017), #1 (2018) and #1 (2019) on Billboard’s year-end charts.
