Ben Alexis - Photo- and Videographer for Bush, Saosin, Sabaton,... S4 EP14

Ben Alexis - Photo- and Videographer for Bush, Saosin, Sabaton,... S4 EP14

Join us for a brand new episode of On the RoadCast, as we explore the life of a tour photographer with Ben Alexis. Together we’re delving into his career, professional gear, tips for aspiring photographers, the opportunities and threats of AI and the evolving landscape of live music photography. Shoutout to “The Gelato Boys” and to Austrian Audio! <3

Julia Krauße - TM for Saltatio Mortis, SKYND, Wacken Open Air... S4 EP13

Sometimes your best bet to live a more exciting and fulfilling life is to turn your back on your 9 to 5 and join the live music industry.  Tune in to another On the RoadCast episode with our friend Julia, tour manager for Saltatio Mortis, SKYND and veteran of the world’s biggest and most prestigious metal festival Wacken Open Air, to learn about how to enter and make it in the exciting world of rock’n’roll!

Nolan Osmond - Audio Talk! FOH for Shadow of Intent, Currents, Miss May I,... S4 EP12

„I mix kind of violently“ New Audio Talk episode with Nolan Osmond, FOH for Currents, Shadow of Intent Official, War Of Ages,… Tune in for some real talk about the music and touring industry!

Jake West - Light Engineer for SKYND, Kosheen, Wet Wet Wet, Florence Black S4 EP11

Jake started his professional journey as a light operator and lighting designer in the live music industry at just 17 years old. Despite being the youngest amongst most crews, his skills aren't inferior to those of older road dogs in any way. He has been working and touring with bands like Kosheen, Wet Wet Wet, Florence Black and SKYND, as well as various festivals in the UK - and doesn’t shy back from becoming the frontman's/women's very own doppelganger, if needed.

Cale Conrad - Audio Talk! FOH for Poppy, Quinn XCII,,.. S4 EP10

This week, we’re joined by Nashville-based FOH engineer Cale Conrad — a name rooted in the pop world, but with experience stretching across genres. Cale dives into what it really takes to get a head start in the live sound industry, and why where you are can be just as important as what you know. From building opportunities in a music hub like Nashville to navigating your first gigs, he shares practical insight for anyone looking to break in. We also get into his mixing philosophy — a thoughtful “less is more” approach to plugins, trusting your ears over overprocessing, and the surprising reason he never mutes his channels before a show. Whether you’re an aspiring engineer or a seasoned pro, there’s plenty here to rethink and refine your approach.