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Max Weinberg's “Jukebox” Rider 2018 MAX WEINBERG’S “JUKEBOX” RIDER 2018 CONTACTS: Booking Agency: Publicity contact, show Northstar Artists, LLC advance, website & ticketing Attn: Kevin Daly approvals: P.O. Box 47393 Kick 10 Promotions, Inc. Minneapolis, MN 55447 Mark Stein—PRODUCER Phone: 763-999-7700 787 Valley Road Email: [email protected] Glencoe, IL 60022 Phone: 312-848-9323 Email: [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION: • NOTE: The following rider is to be read and followed by the Purchaser in advance of the show. All items below shall be addressed and incorporated into the booking Agreement Any issues shall be addressed with Mark Stein directly and promptly. ADVERTSING AND BILLING: • Sole authorized billing at 100% shall be - “Max Weinberg’s Jukebox • All advertising materials must be obtained from this link under promoter tools: http://www.nstarartists.com/max-weinberg/ • There will be no photos and/or other materials used without the express written approval of the Producer WE ACTIVELY PROMOTE THE APPEARANCE ON ALL OF OUR SOCIAL MEDIA INCLUDING “MAX WEINBERG’S JUKEBOX” WEBSITE. TO ENSURE MAXIMUM TICKET SALES WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO ACTIVELY PROMOTE THE APPEARANCE ON YOUR WEB-SITE, LOCAL NEWSPAPERS, AND FREQUENT E MAIL BLASTS. MR. WEINBERG WILL MAKE HIMSELF AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW REQUESTS. PLEASE CONTACT MARK STEIN FOR INFORMATION VIP TICKETS: • Promoter will offer a VIP option to all potential ticket buyers that will be sold with a $115 upcharge and will include a meet and greet with a photo-op and one (1) autograph on a personal item of VIP guests choosing. • Promoter will retain the cost of those seats plus $15 from each meet and greet and Mr. Weinberg will receive the remaining $100 1 • Meet and greet shall be held within 30 minutes after the conclusion of the show. • The Purchaser shall provide an appropriately large space • 10 days after the on-sale, Purchaser shall be required to send email blasts offering the VIP M&G options to existing ticket buyers and should continue to do so once a week until the show date • ***WE DO NOT CAP THE AMOUNT OF M&G’S SOLD. MORE IS BETTER! • Billing for the Meet & Greet: VIP Meet and Greet – includes photo-op with Mr. Weinberg and one (1) personalized autograph. • VIP Meet and Greet tickets must be available on the main ticketing page and it must be clear as to what the ticket includes • Producer requires Purchaser to send the website listing and ticketing links for approval before announcing the show PRODUCTION & BACKLINE: NOTE: Drums microphones should be on stands and not be the “clip-on” type • Bass drum (mic—Beyer 88 or equivalent) • Snare top (Shure 57 or 58) • Snare bottom (Shure 57 or 58) • Hi-Hat (Neumann 184) • Rack Tom (Sennheiser 421) • Floor Tom (Sennhesier 421) • Electric guitar SR • Bass DI Down • Electric guitar SL • Vocal SR • Vocal Down Center (bass player) • Vocal SL • Vocal for Mr. Weinberg (wireless and handheld) • Four (4) Separate Monitor Mixes: Mix 1 SR Mix 2 Down Center Mix 3 SL Mix 4 Mr. Weinberg • Bassist: Ampeg or Hartke Bass Amp with either 4x10 or 1x15 cabinet • 1 additional straight mic stand for iPad. • SL Guitar: Fender Twin Reverb '65 Reissue or Fender Hot Rod Deville • SR Guitar: Fender Twin Reverb '65 Reissue or Fender Hot Rod Deville • Set Of DW Drums: Mr. Weinberg is endorsed by Zildjian & DW. NOTE—FRONT BASS DRUM HEAD SHOULD BE REMOVED PRIOR TO MR. WEINBERGS ARRIVAL (to be discussed with Mark Stein DURING advance). 22 inch bass drum Toms (8 X 12 &16 X16) 2 5.5X14 DW Snares 2 1 DW Snare Stand DW 5000 Series Hi-Hat DW 3 legged Adjustable Seat—No gas cylinder height adjustment seats. Seat must lock down 1 DW 9000 Pedal with full extension 3 Boom Stands with extra felts Drum Key DRUM SET COLOR--White Marine Pearl NOTE: ALL DRUM HEADS SHOULD BE FULLY TIGHTENED AT LEAST ONE HOUR TO MR. WEINBERG’S ARRIVAL. THIS IS TO “STRETCH” THE DRUM HEADS. Provide One Each: New White Coated Ambassador weight snare drum batter head (top) New Clear Snare side head (bottom) New White-Remo Coated Ambassadors on both sides of Toms, fully tightened and stretched prior to Mr. Weinberg’s arrival Remo Coated Ambassador on front BD with mic hole at 4 o’clock Remo Ambassador Batter head Zildjian Cymbal Package: 14" H, 17" TC, 18" MTC, 20” Ping Ride 8 X 8 X 12 inches high drum platform TWO (2) Drum Tuning Keys Drum Tech Drum Rug MR. WEINBERG’S DRUM STAGE AREA REQUIREMENTS: • Small black table the same diameter and height of the floor tom-tom (NOTE: If not black then covered in black duvateen) • One black music stand • Black towel on the drum stand placed on small table before soundcheck • 2 large glass bottles of Acqua Panna spring water onstage (NO EVIAN) placed on placed on table before soundcheck • Percussion box with three (3) tambourines, cowbell w/ stick, and large wooden maracas. We do not need a percussion table • IMPORTANT—Felt packing blanket for bass drum—the type of blanket is the thin felt of the type sold at U-Haul. No heavy quilted packing blankets • CHECK THAT BASS DRUM IS EMPTY BEFORE MR. WEINBERG ARRIVES TO ADHERE FELT BLANKET WITH DUCT TAPE. 3 ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION ITEMS: • Full lighting throughout show on Mr. Weinberg and the band • House lighting that should enable Mr. Weinberg to see audience during the performance • One black towel onstage for each band member • Two spring water bottles onstage for band member (NO EVIAN) • Two (2) Video screens (at least 8 feet wide) on either side of stage playing the Max Weinberg's Jukebox video – found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSSIwb-kWKY • Mr. Weinberg drums placed approximately two feet stage left of center, 4 feet from front edge of stage on a 12 inch riser (PLEASE MEASURE FROM LIP OF STAGE TO FRONT OF DRUM RISER) • Video Scroll to project via house computer on to house left and right screens from time of doors and during show • Venue provided walk in music should be light/soft jazz at doors • Stairs from stage into audience with an aisle — IMPORTANT AND NECESSARY • Mr. Weinberg’s wireless microphone must have an on off switch that he can control from the drums • Stage monitor for Mr. Weinberg— 2 floor wedges on the riser and an 18” sub- woofer placed five feet behind edge of rear of drum riser • Wedges placed to left and right of drums and should be 12AMs or M2 or M4 by D & B or comparable • Stage Left Guitar, Bass player, and Stage Right Guitar player microphones one foot in front of Mr. Weinberg’s drum riser AUDIO FOR MR. WEINBERG: • Effects: Heavy non-gated reverb (“Church”) on the snare drum AND BASS DRUM with very fast slight digital delay (100 milliseconds, 0% feedback loop) and AND NON-NOISE GATED OPEN REVERB ON SNARE AND BASS DRUM • Mr. Weinberg will require a drum heavy mix focusing on kick and snare • All other instruments will be added at Mr. Weinberg’s discretion during sound check SECURITY: • At least one (1) security person stationed near stage and watching closely while Mr. Weinberg ventures into audience during show HOSPITALITY / DRESSING ROOMS: • MR. WEINBERG—PRINCIPAL DRESSING ROOM Mr. Weinberg requires a bucket of ice directly after show in dressing room large enough to put hands and arms in up to elbows; a large orange Home Depot bucket or a waiter’s “bus” will suffice Fresh blueberries Fresh strawberries 4 Package of non-roasted, non-salted whole almonds 1 unopened bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon with a large wine glass 2 large bottles of Acqua Panna Water (NO EVIAN) Iron and Ironing Board ***DOUBLE ESPRESSO: 30 minutes prior to taking the stage Three (3) large white towels Full-length mirror Clothes rack Private bathroom • ONE ADDITIONAL DRESSING ROOM FOR 3- 4 BAND MEMBERS 4 large white towels Full-length mirror Clothes rack Private bathroom CATERING: DINNER FOR MR. WEINBERG- (KEEP SEPARATE): • 1 large (double) arugula salad with tomatoes. Olive oil & balsamic vinegar (separate bottles, not balsamic vinaigrette) • Plain grilled chicken NO DAIRY, NO BUTTER, NO SAUCE DINNER FOR 4 - NO DAIRY—separate room from dressing rooms • Fruit platters of fresh cut fruit • Salad- mixed greens (Romaine and arugula only) with cucumber and tomato. Everything else on the side (avocado, hearts of palm, carrots, etc.) olive oil and balsamic vinegar bottles (separate) • Choice of 2 of either grilled fish, chicken, and steak – NO BUTTER • Grilled fresh vegetables – NO BUTTER • Coffee and herbal green tea service • Bottled water, 1 six pack of Coke and 3 BOTTLES OF HEINEKEN BEER • Platter of cookies (Chocolate Chip & Oatmeal Raisin) HOTELS: • Top floor king room for Mr. Weinberg. End of hallway not near ice or vending machines, elevator or service doors or construction • Please check with Producer to determine suitability of hotel selection FLIGHTS (if provided): • Mr. Weinberg & band prefer to fly in night before show rather than day of show 5 INPUT LIST MONITOR NOTES = Guitar road case lid 1-Kick -Max needs a 4 channel mixer for 2-Snare Top his IEMS and Click. May or may 3-Snare Bot not use. = 4 channel Mixer 4-Hat -He will need an 1/8” output el 5-Rack from the mixer Main L/R to his = Monitor WedGe 6-Floor IEMS. 7-Bass DI -Channel 1 & 2 is a Stereo mix for 8-GTR AMP 1 the mon console (Mixes 6/7) 9-GTR AMP 2 -Channels 3 and 4 input his click. 10-John Vocal His personal click unit outputs 11-Glenn Vocal 1/8”.
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