Lighting Co: Christie Lites
Video Co: Solotech
Crew
- Production Designers: Sooner Routhier, Robert Long
- Lighting Programmer: Michael Cooper
- Associate Designer/Show Director: Ashley Zapar
- Lighting Director: Sean “Motley” Hackett
- Lighting Crew: Alan “Hippie” Gregg (Crew Chief), Stephen Curtis, Arnold Pereira, Jordan Sell, Terry Smith, Jeremy Van Delft
- Christie Lites Rep: Martin Kelley
- Solotech Rep: Bob Brigham
- Production Manager: Chad Guy
- Video Director/Engineer: John McLeish
- Video Crew: John Moore (Crew Chief), Kendall Clark, Tom Braislin, Will Stinson, Zane Moore, Scott Grund, Christopher Hoare
- Video Content: 4U2C
- Media Servers: All of it Now/AOIN (Danny Firpo)
- Laser Tech: David Fonner
- Pyro Co: ffp-fx/Nicolai Sabottka
- Pyro Crew: Melanie Lemm, Colin Beck, Jonas Born, Mark Donahue, Jon Taylor, Thomas Winkel
- Automation Co: SGPS/Showrig
- SGPS Techs: Trevit Cromwell, Todd Fass, William Gurski, Colin Nevins, Steven Ortegon, Conrad Stafford, Michael Stelmark, Benjamin Ullmann
- Riggers: Lenyn Barahona, Rodolfo “Rudy” Rodriguez, Marco Marini, Dion Pearce
- Power Electrician: Alec Caldwell
- Carpenters: Dale Bryant, Casey Long, Martin Micah, Tanner Robbins, Tyler “TJ” James, Robert Wood
- Stage Manager: Steve Roman
- Tour Accountant: Chad Guy
- Security: Ryan Atkinson
- Live Nation Rep: Jaime Horton
Gear
- 2 grandMA consoles
- 44 Vari-Lite VL6000 Beams
- 54 Martin MAC Viper Air FX fixtures
- 218 Elation Dartz 360 fixtures
- 144 GLP JDC1 LED strobes
- 8 Martin MAC Quantum Washes
- 5 Martin MAC Auras
- 8 Robe BMFLs w/5 RoboSpot controllers
- 6 Elation ACL 360i fixtures (for drum kit)
- 2 disguise gx 2 media servers w/Notch
- 1 LED wall (Saco 12mm LED tiles)
- 18 LED video pods on automated winches
- 2 I-Mag side screens
- 1 Grass Valley switcher
Tour Notes:
The “End of the Road” world tour kicked off with a U.S./Canada/Mexico leg that ran from Jan. 31-May 3, followed by legs in Europe (May 27-July 16), North America (Aug. 6-Sept. 12) and Asia (Dec. 8-19). The tour was slated to continue into 2020 with legs planned in the U.S. (Feb. 1-March 15), Latin America (April 24-May 21), Europe (June 9-July 25) and the U.S. (Aug. 28-Oct. 2), with at least one more gig planned in mid-2021, but like all tours these plans had to change due to the Covid-19 pandemic, in this case after the March 10 show in Lubbock, TX.
