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Sharon Levinson Front of House Sound Engineer | Production | Tour Manager | Monitor Engineer Sharon Levinson Front of House Sound Engineer | Production | Tour Manager | Monitor Engineer Phone: Canada cell: 514-691-1781 Email: [email protected] US cell: 347-879-4115 skype: sharonlevinson EU mobile: +420 776 727 956 Tours (working as front of house engineer unless otherwise noted): • Swans (TM/FOH), To Be Kind, June-July 2014, March-April 2015 • Colin Stetson, New History Warfare Vol 3, August 2013, October-November 2013, July-August 2014, upcoming: May-June 2015, July 2015 • TR/ST (TM/FOH), TRST, Feb-March 2014, Sept-Oct 2014, January-February 2015 • Suuns, Images du Futur, May-June 2014, April 2015 • Cold Specks, Neuroplasticity, Nov-Dec 2014 • Amon Tobin (TM/FOH/PM), ISAM Live, June 2011, September-October 2011, New Years 2012, April 2012, June 2012, July 2012, September-October 2012, November 2012, June 2013, October 2013 • AroarA, In the Pines, September 2013 • Sarah Neufeld (solo), May 2013, August 2013, upcoming: May-June 2015 • The Luyas , Animator, November 2012, June 2013, August 2013 • Yukon Blonde (TM/FOH) Tiger Talk, March 2013 • Barr Brothers (TM/FOH) S/T, November-December 2011 • Godspeed You! Black Emperor (filling in at monitors) April-May 2011 • Dodos, No Color, March-April 2011 • Wolf Parade (TM/FOH), Expo 86, April-November 2010 • Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan (TM/FOH), Hawk, October 2010 • Black Mountain (TM/FOH), Wilderness Heart, June 2010 • Clues, Clues, July 2009, January 2010 • Vic Chesnutt, (TM/FOH) At the Cut, October-December 2009 • Pink Mountaintops (TM/FOH), Outside Love, August 2009, November 2009 • Lady Sovereign, Jigsaw, May 2009 • Wolf Parade (TM/FOH), At Mount Zoomer, July-August 2008, November-December 2008 • The Besnard Lakes, …are the Dark Horse, March 2008, June 2008 • Arcade Fire, Neon Bible, February 2007-February 2008 • Kid Koala and Fog, Some of My Best Friends are DJ’s, November-December 2006 Updated May 3, 2015 • Sunset Rubdown, Shut Up I am Dreaming, July 2006, September-October 2006 • Wolf Parade, Apologies to the Queen Mary, March 2006, August-September 2006 • Arcade Fire, Funeral, September 2004-November 2005 • Sixtoo and DJ Signify, Chewing on Glass & Other Miracle Cures, August 2004 • Kid Koala, Short Attention Span Theatre Tour, Nufonia Must Fall (graphic novel with soundtrack), April 2003, October-December 2003 Short tours and one-offs: Leif Vollebeck (Jazzfest 2013), Thus:Owls (Jazzfest 2013), Elephant Stone, Chromeo, Plants and Animals, Creature, Little Scream, The Dears, Wire, Yeasayer, Socalled, Patrick Watson, the Witchies, Pas Chic Chic, We Are Wolves, Belle Orchestre, A Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra and Tra-La-La Band Festival/House gigs: Mutek Mexico 2014; chief sound designer and engineer POP Montreal Festival, October 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014 Rock Camp for Girls Montreal (Engineer/Technical Director), July 2011 M for Montreal Festival September 2009 La Sala Rossa, Montreal QC 2004 Middle East Nightclub, Cambridge MA 1999-2004 Sharon Levinson is a touring front of house sound engineer based out of Montreal, Quebec Canada. She specializes in bands with crazy input lists and ambiguous genre classifications. She does not snore and tries to bathe regularly. She can lift amps and parallel-park vans with trailers, and sleeps very soundly on tour buses. She is an American citizen with Canadian permanent residency, meaning she can legally work throughout North America without a work permit. She has never had any problems crossing international borders. Monitor gigs are also welcome and she can do double- (or triple-) duty as a tour manager, production manager, and/ or driver. Updated May 3, 2015 .
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