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This document outlines the technical requirements and rider for the musical group "Who's Bad" for their 2016 tour. It provides contact information for the tour manager, production manager, musical director, and general management. It then details requirements for venue, staffing, parking, security, audio equipment including consoles, speaker systems, microphones, and backline instruments. It includes input lists, monitor layouts, and recommendations for lighting. The goal is to create a consistent experience for attendees and an efficient environment for the artist.
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This document outlines the technical requirements and rider for the musical group "Who's Bad" for their 2016 tour. It provides contact information for the tour manager, production manager, musical director, and general management. It then details requirements for venue, staffing, parking, security, audio equipment including consoles, speaker systems, microphones, and backline instruments. It includes input lists, monitor layouts, and recommendations for lighting. The goal is to create a consistent experience for attendees and an efficient environment for the artist.
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2016 RIDER

TOUR MANAGER
Denarius Thomas at 919-810-3988 or [email protected]

PRODUCTION MANAGER / AUDIO ENGINEER


Marty Taylor at 443-699-0163 or [email protected]

MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Archie Logan at 919-737-5211 or [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGEMENT / DIRECTOR / PRODUCER


Vamsi Tadepalli at 919-414-3650 or [email protected]

This rider has 2 goals: i) to create the most consistent experience possible for the attendee and ii)
an efficient & predictable environment for Who’s Bad (ARTIST).

The following provides information necessary to accomplish these goals. The requirements outlined
within are not meant to inconvenience you or to increase the cost to produce the event, but have been
carefully considered in order to provide an efficient and organized experience for you (PURCHASER) and
your team.

Signing the attached contract indicates your full understanding of the requirements described herein and
your agreement to fulfill these requirements. There are to be no additions or alterations made to this rider
without prior consent of the Production Team. Please maintain a copy of the signed contract and rider for
your records.

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PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS
VENUE
TECHNICAL STAFF
Please provide us with at least one technical manager, one audio engineer who is familiar with the
system and able to run monitors, and one lighting designer from the time of load-in until the end of the
show.

CREW
Please supply minimum 2 x local crew to assist with load in / out of PA and Backline. We accept the fact
more may be required if there are safety concerns with regard to access. Please advise.

PARKING
Please advise parking facilities at your venue. We travel in a Mercedes Sprinter Van with attached trailer,
approximately 50 feet long.

SECURITY
All persons associated with our show including performers and crew will be in possession of their own
laminates for identification purposes.

CONSOLES
FOH console should be positioned in the center area of the venue and have no obstructions in front of it,
nor should it be located in a balcony or enclosed booth. The monitor console should be located stage left.

(preference order as they are listed)

FOH: (i) Avid Venue Profile; (ii) Avid Venue SC48; (iii) Yamaha PM5D; (iv) Yamaha CL5;

MONITORS: (i) Avid Venue Profile; (ii) Avid Venue SC48; (iii) Yamaha PM5D; (iv) Yamaha M7CL;

FOH SPEAKER SYSTEM

A speaker system must be capable of delivering 110db(A) to all areas of the venue from 20 Hz to
20,000Hz without distortion. Subwoofers are required to supplement the main speakers, and driven
by auxiliary send. Attention should be given to extreme outside seating and front seating.

FOH brands in order of preference: (i) D&B; (ii) L Acoustics; (iii) Meyer;

System should be configured in Stereo, front fill plus an Aux fed Sub send.

MONITORS

PURCHASER is required to provide all monitoring systems per ARTIST specifications and as advanced
with Audio Engineer. ARTIST will provide their own in-ear headphones, but please have 1-2 sets of
universal fit, in-ear headphones available in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

Monitor brands in order of preference: (i) D&B; (ii) L Acoustics; (iii) Meyer;

(4) wedges for front mix


(2) Stereo side fills with top and sub
(1) 18” sub for drummer
(1) Mackie 4 channel mixer for drummer
(1) cue wedge for monitor tech

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BACKLINE
Please provide the following unless advanced otherwise. All equipment must be in excellent or like new
condition. If PURCHASER has trouble supplying any of the equipment listed herein, please contact Tour
Manager or Musical Director before arranging for a substitute.

DRUMS
(1) Drum shield (5-piece)
Yamaha Recording/Maple/Birch Custom Drums
Toms 10”, 12”, 14”, 16”;
Kick 22“;
Snares (1) 14" (14x5 or 14x6);
(1) 13” (13x6);

Remo clear or coated Emperor heads (toms)


Coated Emperor heads (snare)

Cymbals
(1) 17” Sabian HHX: Evolution/Legacy/Vault Crash
(2) 18” Sabian HHX: Evolution/Legacy/Vault Crash
(1) 19” Sabian HHX: Evolution/Legacy/Vault Crash
(1) 16” or 18” Sabian HHX or AAX China
(1) 18” Sabian Ozone
(1) 10” Sabian Splash
(1) 14" Sabian HHX or AAX Hi-Hats
(1) 22" Sabian HHX or AAX Ride or Legacy

Hardware (Yamaha)
(7) Cymbal stands
(2) Snare stands
(1) Hit hat stand
(1) Double pedal DW 5000 or DW 9000

BASS
1st Choice: (All Monster cables)
(1) Gallien - Krueger 1001 RB
(1) Gallien - Krueger Neo 212 - 2x12”

2nd Choice:
(2) Aguilar DB 112 1x12”
(1) Aguilar DB 751 Bass head

KEYBOARD
1st Choice: KORG Triton

2nd Choice: Yamaha Motif 8

(1) Keyboard Stand

GUITAR
(1) Fender Twin (alt: Fender Deluxe)

(4) Heavy Duty guitar stands

(4) 30’ (10m) 1/4" Instrument Cables

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INPUT LIST
Ch Instrument Mic Type 2nd Choice Notes
1 Kick In Shure Beta 91 Sennheiser e901
2 Kick Out Audix D6 Shure Beta 52
3 Snare Top Shure SM 57 Audix i5
4 Snare Bottom Shure SM 81 Shure KSM 137
5 Hi-hat Shure SM 81 Shure KSM 138
6 Rack 1 Sennheiser e604 Audix d2
7 Rack 2 Sennheiser e604 Audix d4
8 Rack 3 Sennheiser e604 Audix d4
9 Floor 1 Sennheiser e604 Audix d4
10 Floor 2 Sennheiser e604 Audix d4
11 OH Left Shure KSM 32 Shure SM 81 Drummer's left
12 OH Right Shure KSM 33 Shure SM 82 Drummer's right
13 Guitar Sennheiser e609 Sennheiser 421
14 Bass Radial J49 Countryman Type 85 Stage right
15 Click Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Computer next to drummer (stage left)
16 Track L Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Computer next to drummer (stage left)
17 Track R Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Computer next to drummer (stage left)
Background VOX
18 Track Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Computer next to drummer (stage left)
19 Key L Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Stage right next to Bass
20 Key R Radial Pro DI BSS AR - 133 Stage right next to Bass
Wireless Instrument Wireless Instrument
21 Sax Pack Pack Lives on drum riser / Stage left
22 Trumpet Sennheiser 421 Shure SM 58 Stage left
23 Bass Vocal Wired Shure SM 58 Shure SM 58 (RF) Stage right
24 Guitar Vocal Wired Shure SM 58 Shure SM 58 (RF) Stage right
25 Sax Vocal Shure Beta 87 (RF) Shure SM 58 (RF) Stage left
26 Trumpet Vocal Shure Beta 87 (RF) Shure SM 58 (RF) Stage left
Shure Wireless pack Shure Wireless pack
27 Headset Mic (RF) (RF)
28 James Mic Shure Beta 87 (RF) Shure SM 58 (RF)
29 Jobel Mic Shure Beta 87 (RF) Shure SM 58 (RF)
30 Track 3 Radial Pro DI Computer next to drummer (stage left)
At house send down return back to stage
31 FOH Talkback Wired Shure SM 58 please
32 MD Talkback Wired Shure SM 58 Drummer's left side

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MONITOR LAYOUT
ARTIST will provide its own monitor rig: a Behringer X32 rack with in-ear mixes. PURCHASER is to
provide (4) down stage monitors across the front of the stage tied into (1) mix along with stereo side fills
(15” top, 18” bottom).

In the event that ARTIST is not traveling with their equipment, a monitor layout is listed below that
PURCHASER must provide. When no ear mixes are available, stereo channels will drop to mono single
wedges. Drummer will still receive stereo sends.

Mix Name Wedge


1 Front Mix Four (4) Wedges across front
2 Side Fills One (1) Stereo Side on each side (tops and bottoms)
3 James Mono Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
4 Jobel Mono Ear Mix
5 Guitar L Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
6 Guitar R Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
7 Bass L Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
8 Bass R Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
9 Sax L Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
10 Sax R Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
11 Trumpet L Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
12 Trumpet R Stereo Ear Mix (Sennheiser EW 300/Shure PSM 300)
13 Drum L (2) HOME RUN XLR Cables from Monitor Desk to Drums Mixer
14 Drum R (2) HOME RUN XLR Cables from Monitor Desk to Drums Mixer
15 Drum Sub (1) HOME RUN XLR Cables from Monitor Desk to Drums Mixer

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STAGE PLOT

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LIGHTING

Item Description Quantity


1. 1000 Watts Robert Juliet Fresnel (Italian Made) 24
2. 1000 Watts Narrow Beam par cans 16
3. Punch Lights Molefay 4 way 8
4. DTS ARC 1200 Watts 4
5. DTS Moving Heads 1200 Watts Spot All Flown 12
(Italian Made)
6. DTS Moving Head 575 Watts Wash All Flown 12
(Italian made)
7. DTS Moving Head 575 Watts Spot On Stage 8
8. Haze Machine Smoke Factory (Heavy Duty) 2
9. Fog Machine 1500 Watts 2
10. Follow Spot 2
11. Lite Puter Dimmer Rack 4
12. Avolite Lighting Desk 1

We do not tour with special effects lighting and/or an operator (unless advanced otherwise); we will need
to make use of your in-house technician and lights. (washes, movers, profiles, spots and specials etc.).

PROJECTION
Please provide suitable projector and two screens on both sides of the stage or behind the drums as our
video is used throughout the show. Video feed can either be sent via HDMI or VGA connection to the
computer next to the drum riser.

SPOTLIGHTS
We require 2 spots for this show, including operators.

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WHO’S BAD LIGHTING CUE SHEET
(Updated 11-01-2016)

** BLACKOUT = ALL BLACK (INCLUDING FRONT LIGHTS AND SPOTS) **


** AFTER ALL BLACKOUTS, IMMEDIATELY BRING IN BACKLIGHTING (COLORS AS INDICATED).
** FOLLOW SPOT ON MICHAEL FOR ENTIRE SHOW, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED BELOW. **

(#1) – MJ “James”; (#2) – MJ “Jobel”

SONG (MJ) CUE COLORS NOTES


Intro 1 Heavy HAZE
2 Red Lights on Band only
3 STROBE on Drum tom-fill entry
4 SPECIAL on Horn section
5 BLACKOUT Final downbeat
Immediate SPECIAL SILHOUETTE
6 White Center Stage
7 MJ 1 walks out (NO SPOT)
Jam (#1) 8 Heavy HAZE
Four (4) hi-hat click count-off then short
9 White STROBE on glass break sound effect
Crowd BLINDERS on "Jam" Horn Hits
(downbeat of measure every 8 counts) -
10 SAME ON CHORUS
On Verse start Standard Concert
11 Yellow Chase; SPOT on MJ
Chorus BLINDERS (as mentioned
12 above)
13 Red Trumpet player Rap; SPOT on Trumpet
14 Yellow SPOT on MJ; continue concert chase
SPECIAL on MJ on explosion sound
15 BLACKOUT effect keep SILHOUETTED
Wanna Be Startin' Something (#1) 16 White BLINDERS on snare hits
17 Yellow Back MOVERS up
CROSS FADE to blue, front MOVERS
18 Blue in
19 Standard Concert Chase
Crowd BLINDERS on "Mamase
20 White Mamasa Mamakusa" - Pulse to Beat
21 Yellow Flashes / Stabs on Horn Hits
Standard Concert Chase on Band Re-
22 Blue Entrance
23 White Crowd BLINDERS on last pose
24 BLACKOUT Immediately following last pose
25 Blue CROSS FADE to blue, backlight only
Rock With You (#2) 26 White/Yellow ALL PARS flash on Snare intro
CROSS FADE to purple; Standard
27 Purple Concert Chase
28 MJ 2 walks out (NO SPOT)
29 Disco vibe
CROSS FADE on "Love Never Felt So
Love Never Felt So Good (#2) 30 Red/Blue Good"
31 Standard Concert Chase
SPOT/SPECIAL on backup dancer
32 White feature

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33 SPOT/SPECIAL on sax solo
34 Blue As song ends FADE back lighting out
35 White SPECIAL SILHOUETTE on MJ
36 Blue FADE to blue backlight
Talk (#2) 37 Blue/Red PARS Only
38 White SPOT/SPECIAL on MJ
Audience Light on crowd when asked
39 "What songs do you want to hear?"
PYT (#2) 40 Magenta Standard Concert Chase
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL on Horn
41 Red Section
42 SPECIAL on Drum Solo
43 BLACKOUT End of song
44 Blue FADE to blue backlight
PULSE PARS to heartbeat (backlight
Smooth Criminal (#1) 45 White only)
46 MJ 1 walks out (NO SPOT)
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL on MJ center
47 stage (NO FRONT LIGHTS)
48 BLINDERS on Band hits
MOVERS change position when beat
49 comes in (STILL NO FRONT LIGHTS)
BLINDERS on Band STOP; front line
50 SILHOUETTEd
51 STROBE on snare hits
52 Blue/White SPOT on MJ; Standard concert chase
53 SPOT OFF on band choreography
STROBE OK on beginning of
54 choreography
55 STROBE OFF on final chorus
56 BLINDERS on Final Hit
Wait a few seconds before BLACKOUT
57 BLACKOUT as MJ holds pose
58 Blue FADE to blue backlight
Talk (#1) 59 White SPOT on MJ

60 Any color (NO GREEN) MJ 1 introduces band


SPECIALS on each member as they
are announced in order (guitar, bass,
61 White drums, sax, trumpet)
Human Nature (#1) -- ballad 62 White SPECIAL on MJ
63 Red/Magenta/Blue Slow FADES, Slow MOVERS
Quick 1 ct BLINDER on hit after
64 White "Looking Out"
Audience Light on crowd "Everybody
65 Sing!"
66 Blue FADE to Blue on Instrumental ending
Change color every 4-8 counts, GOBO
67 Purple/Red/Magenta OK
68 White SPECIAL on MJ
69 Black FADE to Black as song ends
70 Blue FADE to blue backlight
71 MJ 1 exits
The Way You Make Me Feel Intro
(#2) 72 Yellow SPECIAL ON Keyboard (stage right)
73 White MJ 2 enters, SPOT on MJ 2
74 White SPECIAL center stage

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75 Blue Start GOBO, SPECIAL OFF Keyboard
76 FADE Front lights up as band plays
77 STOP GOBO at end of song
Audience lights up so MJ can pick
78 Females to come on stage
Standard Concert Chase at start of
The Way You Make Me Feel (#2) 79 Blue/White/Magenta drums
Plenty of front lighting to see Female
80 audience participation
81 Purple FADE to Purple at end of song
82 MJ 2 exits (NO SPOT)
PARS Only, keep front lighting so
Shake Your Body Play-off 83 Red/Blue Females can exit stage safely
84 White PAR Stabs on Horn hits
Remember the Time (#2) 85 MJ 2 enters
FADE to Yellow; Standard Concert
86 Yellow Chase
87 SPOT on MJ 2
88 BLACKOUT End of song
89 Red FADE to red, backlight only
90 MJ 1 and Dancers enter
SPECIAL SILHOUETTE on MJ 1 and
They Don't Care About Us (#1) 91 Blue Dancers
92 Red FADE Front lights in on Drum Entrance
The Drill - Heavy choreography, keep
93 MJ and Dancers well lit
Cued by Drum Roll and snare hit,
94 BLACKOUT followed by immediate…
95 Magenta FADE when drums come back in
96 The March - FADE front lights up
97 Verse: Standard Concert Chase
STROBE on Heavy Distortion Guitar
98 White Entrance
99 END STROBE when Drums Drop out
ALL LIGHTS (Majestic/Patriotic) Brass
100 Red/White/Blue entrance / Dancers holding Flags
Drums come back in, Standard Concert
101 Magenta Chase
102 White BLINDERS on 1st Car Horn sounds
103 STROBE On Final Car Horns
104 BLACKOUT On Explosion Sound Effect
FADE backlight immediately so
105 Purple MJ/Dancers can exit safely
Dirty Diana (#2) 106 Heavy HAZE
107 Blue FADE Blues up on sound effect
SPECIAL and SPOT on MJ 2 on Drums
108 White (hi-hat) entrance
109 Purple/White Chorus: Lights on Band
110 Standard Concert Chase
111 SPECIAL on GUITAR Solo 1 (4 bars)
End of guitar solo: ALL LIGHTS OFF
112 except SPECIAL on MJ
113 Red FADE to red; heavy HAZE
Final verse/chorus: Standard Concert
114 Chase
115 SPECIAL on MJ and final GUITAR Solo
116 STROBE on held last note

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117 BLACKOUT Final downbeat
118 Yellow FADE to Yellow backlight
119 MJ 2 exits (NO SPOT)

Don't Stop Til You Get Enough (#1) 120 Yellow/Blue/Magenta/White SPOT on MJ 1 entrance
Band/Horn entrance begin Standard
121 Concert Chase
122 Disco vibe
123 SPECIAL on Guitar Solo (8 bars)
GOBO on Strings/Horn instrumental
124 break
BLINDERS on Breakdown - PULSE to
125 beat
126 STROBE on final GUITAR/SAX solo
127 BLACKOUT last downbeat
128 Blue FADE to blue backlight
129 MJ 1 exits (NO SPOT)
Jackson 5 Medley (#2) 130 SPOT on MJ 2
I Want You Back 131 All colors PARS only; Standard Concert Chase
The Love You Save 132 PARS only; Standard Concert Chase
Dancing Machine 133 Disco vibe
134 BLACKOUT End of Dancing Machine
135 Blue FADE to blue backlight
I'll Be There - ballad 136 Blue/Purple/Red Slow FADES, Slow MOVERS
137 White SPECIAL on MJ 2
138 2nd verse: Front lights on Band
139 Bridge: SPECIAL on Sax Vocal
140 Audience Lights on Final Chorus
On Final Hit (4 quarter note counts of
141 BLACKOUT hits)
142 Blue FADE to blue backlight
143 MJ 2 exits (NO SPOT)
Billie Jean (#1) 144 White SPOT ON MJ 1 entrance
On Drums entrance: SPECIAL WHITE
SILHOUETTE ONLY (NO SPOTS) on
145 BLACKOUT/SPECIAL MJ (16 measures = 64 counts)
1st verse: FADE Front lights up; SPOT
146 Blue/White on MJ
147 Standard Concert Chase
Band drops out (drums only): SPECIAL
WHITE SILHOUETTE ONLY (NO
145 BLACKOUT/SPECIAL SPOTS) on MJ for dance breakdown
Final "Billie Jean is not my lover":
149 White BLINDER 1 count
150 BLACKOUT final drum hit
BLINDERS / MOVERS timed to bell
Beat It (#1) 151 sounds intro
FADE to red on Drum beat; PULSE
152 Red/White PARS to beat
153 Verse: Standard Concert Chase
Chorus: alternate lights "Beat It / Beat
154 It"
155 SPOT on GUITAR SOLO
LASER shooting into crowd during
156 Red GUITAR SOLO
157 Any fire effects welcome
158 Front lighting on final dance

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choreography
Heavy STROBES on ending (MJ and
Dancers jump and spin, then jump and
159 hype up the crowd)
160 BLACKOUT final drum hit and silence
Thriller (#1) 161 Green FADE to green backlight
162 Heavy HAZE
163 Green/Yellow/White Scary Lighting
Verse: Standard Concert Chase; SPOT
164 on MJ 1
Thriller Dance: Light STROBE OK;
165 Green/White SILHOUETTED; NO SPOTS
166 Final Chorus: Standard Concert Chase
SPECIALS on Band Intro: BLINDERS
on hits (every 8 counts, beat 2 of every
167 other measure)
168 BLACKOUT Vincent Price laugh
169 Green/Red Heavy LASERS and MOVERS
Thriller Walk-Off 170 MJ 1 exits (NO SPOT)
171 STROBES / MOVERS / GOBO OK
Intro sound effect: MJ 2 enters, SPOT
Bad (#2) 172 Yellow/Red on MJ 2
173 Standard Concert Chase
174 White SPECIAL on SAX Solo
Final Choruses (4 times through):
175 Heavy effects, high energy
176 BLACKOUT "Who's Bad"
177 Blue FADE to blue backlight
178 MJ 2 exits (NO SPOT)
Heal the World (Video) 179 No Front Lights
180 MJ 2 enters
SPECIAL SILHOUETTE on MJ 2 (NO
181 SPOT)
Man in the Mirror (#2) 182 Blue/Magenta/White Drums entrance: Soft FADES
183 Standard Concert Chase, SPOT on MJ
184 Audience Lights OK if they sing
185 "Make that change": FADE to Blue
186 BLACKOUT Intro sound effect
Black or White (#1 and #2) 187 MJ 1 enters (SPOT on MJ 1 and MJ 2)
188 Guitar entry: STROBES and BLINDERS
189 SPECIAL on Guitar
190 Red/White/Blue Vocals entry: Standard Concert Chase
191 1st verse: MJ 2
192 2nd verse: MJ 1
193 Bridge: MJ 2; STROBES
194 Yellow Scene change: Trumpet RAP
195 Red/White 3rd verse: MJ 1 scene change
196 Standard Concert Chase; GOBO OK
MJ 1 and 2 talk to crowd, thank
Outro - James Brown Instrumental 197 audience
198 Any color welcome Standard Concert Chase
199 MJs exit: Heavy Effects
200 Band closes show
201 BLACKOUT End of Drum solo
202 House lights Band greets audience

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BACKSTAGE FACILITIES
DRESSING ROOMS
Where possible we require the use of three dressing rooms (one band, two singers) and a room for use
as a production office.

These rooms should:


a. be clean, warm and lockable, and the keys issued to the tour manager upon arrival.
b. be well lit.
c. include a full size vanity mirror.
d. include a high speed industrial fan.
e. include free Internet (wi-fi or wired).
f. include private showers and bathrooms when applicable.

If the dressing rooms are located further than 30 feet from the stage, please provide a pipe and draped
“Quick Change Area” for costume changes. Quick Change Area must include lights, mirror and industrial
fan.

In the event that there are no dressing rooms available (outdoor / festival show), please provide a private
tent with foldable table, lights, mirrors, coat (costume) rack and industrial fan.

HOSPITALITY

PURCHASER shall provide a $30.00 “buy-out” per person. PURCHASER shall also provide the following
upon band’s arrival:

1. One case (24 12oz) Bottled Water (room temperature)


2. Hot Water (or coffee/tea maker)
3. Honey / Tea bags
4. Two (2) Lemons
5. Three (3) Limes / knife for cutting
6. Orange Juice
7. Twelve (12) Assorted Gatorade bottles (variety is the spice of life)
8. Assorted Fruit Tray
9. Cold cut tray with rolls and condiments (ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise) OR Bread/Peanut Butter/Jelly
10. Nine (9) clean stage towels
11. Nine (9) clean shower towels
12. Eight (8) Red Bulls (on ice)
13. Two (2) bottles “5 Hour Energy”
14. Twelve (12) bottles (12 12oz) Local Craft IPA OR Lagunitas IPA (cold on ice)
15. Twelve (12) bottles (12 12oz) Local Craft Pilsner OR Trumer / Stella Artois (cold on ice)
16. One (1) Six pack (6 12oz cans) of Sprite / Coke
17. One (1) Six pack (6 12oz cans) of Mountain Dew
18. One (1) Bottle Club Soda
19. One (1) bottle Cazadores OR El Jimador Tequila (Blanco)
20. One (1) bottle Crown Royal OR Bulleit Bourbon
21. One (1) bottle Malbec (red wine)
22. Cups and Clean Ice (in a Cooler)
23. Dinner for Band and Crew (11) – NO SHELLFISH.
24. Assorted Chocolate Candy bars
25. One (1) Bag Haribo Gummy Bears
26. Bottle opener

PURCHASER shall provide seven (4 doubles, 3 singles) clean, comfortable, safe hotel rooms with
showers, telephones, TVs, free internet, and air conditioning. Hotel must be within ten minutes of venue
(walking), and transportation must be available via a runner or hotel shuttle if not walking distance.

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FRONT OF HOUSE
DRINKS
We have no particular objections allowing the audience to take drinks into the auditorium. We do request
that the FOH sound and lighting desks are cordoned in such a way to prevent any customers accidentally
spilling drinks onto expensive electrical equipment. Also see Audience Participation below.

AFTER SHOW
The band will come out to the audience / merchandise area after the show and will require one signing
table / cordoned off area.

PHOTOGRAPHY / VIDEO RECORDING


We all know that you’re fighting a losing battle stopping people taking pictures/videos on mobile phones,
so only stop this activity if it is becoming a nuisance to others in the audience. However, please ensure
the venue ushers are vigilant in stopping the audience using professional photographic / recording
equipment.

AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
We fully expect people will occasionally get up and dance and we encourage this! This is a high-energy
rock concert, not a lounge act. However, we kindly request that NO drinks are allowed to be rested on the
edge of the stage.

In addition, there is a section of the show that we bring ladies on the stage to dance to “The Way You
Make Me Feel”. Please provide suitable mobility (i.e. stairs) onto the stage to ensure your house safety
guidelines so that all participants can move quickly, safely and leave happy!

REQUESTS / DEDICATIONS
If given proper notice, we are willing to give a birthday “shout out” during the show. Multiple requests are
okay within reason, but to the discretion of our lead singers and artist management.

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RUNNING ORDER (TYPICAL SHOW)
This is a rough guide of a typical day with Who’s Bad. Exact schedule should be advanced with the Tour
Manager.

We require 2x local crew to assist with load in / out of Backline. We accept the fact more may be
required if there are safety concerns with regard to access.

1:00pm Band arrives; backline is loaded


4:00pm - 5:00pm Sound check
7:00pm House Opens

An audio selection is played as the audience is seated.

PLEASE NOTE: IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN FOR ANY IMPROMPTU ANNOUNCEMENTS OR WALK


ONS TO BE MADE DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN DOORS OPEN AND COMMENCEMENT OF
SHOW.

8:00pm - 8:45pm Opening Act (30-45 min)


9:00pm - 9:45pm 1st Set (45 min)
9:45pm - 10:05pm OPTIONAL INTERMISSION (20 min) – we prefer no breaks
10:05pm - 10:50pm 2nd Set (45 min)
10:50pm - 10:55pm Video (5 min)
10:55pm - 11:05pm Encore (10 Min)

11:15pm PA / Backline is loaded out


We require minimum 2x local crew to assist with load out of Backline.

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SET LIST
INTRO
JAM
WANNA BE STARTIN’ SOMETHING
ROCK WITH YOU / LOVE NEVER FELT SO GOOD
PYT
SMOOTH CRIMINAL
HUMAN NATURE
THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL
SHAKE YOUR BODY PLAY OFF
REMEMBER THE TIME
THEY DON’T CARE ABOUT US
DIRTY DIANA or EARTH SONG
DON’T STOP TIL YOU GET ENOUGH
JACKSON 5 MEDLEY (I WANT YOU BACK / THE
LOVE YOU SAVE / DANCING MACHINE / I’LL BE
THERE)
BILLIE JEAN
BEAT IT
THRILLER
THRILLER WALK OFF
BAD
--
VIDEO
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ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
i. PURCHASER agrees that if PURCHASER fails to sign and return this Rider and Contract to PRODUCER’S agent Zack Johnson,
within fourteen (14) days from the date stated on the face of the contract, PRODUCER/ARTIST shall have the right to cancel the
Engagement upon notice thereof without liability.

ii. For Outdoor engagement PURCHASER will provide an alternate indoor performance location in case of rain or inclement weather.
PRODUCER/ARTIST is to be paid in full “rain or shine or inclement weather”.

iii. The engagement of the musicians to perform is subject to proven detention by sickness, accidents, riots, strikes, epidemics, Acts of
God, or any other legitimate condition beyond their control. Under these conditions the PRODUCER/ARTIST shall not be in
breach of contract.

iv. In case of breach of contract by the PURCHASER, PURCHASER agrees to pay the compensation agreed upon on the fact contract,
plus reasonable attorney’s fees, court cost, and legal interests. Any contractual disputes shall be determined by the laws in the
State of North Carolina. Venue and jurisdiction shall be in Raleigh, NC.

v. PRODUCER shall have the exclusive right to sell records and any and all types of merchandise including, but not limited to, articles
of clothing (i.e. T-shirts, hats, etc.), posters, stickers, etc. on the premises of the place(s) of performance without any participation
in the proceeds by the PURCHASER.

vi. Unless stipulated to the contrary in writing, PURCHASER agrees that PRODUCER may cancel the engagement hereunder without
liability by giving the PURCHASER notice thereof at least thirty (30) days prior to the commencement date of the engagement
hereunder. PRODUCER shall also have the right to terminate this agreement without liability in the event PURCHASER fails to
sign and return this Contract, to said agent., within fourteen (14) days of date issued stated on face of the contract.

vii. PURCHASER hereby indemnifies and holds PRODUCER and ARTIST, as well as their respective agents (WHO’S BAD MUSIC,
LLC), representatives, principals, employees, officers, and director, harmless from and against any loss, damage, or expense,
including reasonable attorney’s fees, incurred or suffered by or threatened against PRODUCER or ARTIST or any of the foregoing
in connection with or as a result of any claim for personal injury or property damage or otherwise brought by or on behalf of any
third party person, firm or corporation as a result of in connection with the engagement, which claim does not result from the active
negligence of the ARTIST and/or PRODUCER.

viii. ARTIST shall receive 100% headline billing in any and all advertising and publicity issued or solicited by PURCHASER pertaining to
the Engagement(s). ARTIST shall be billed/promoted as either “Who’s Bad” or “Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson
Experience” only.

ix. Ticket counts are required and should be reported. If ticket count was not taken ARTIST is due 100% of door in addition to
everything agreed to in this contract.

x. PRODUCER/ARTIST or representative shall have the right to enter the box-office at any time (before, during, and after performance)
to examine records relating to gross receipts of the Engagements. PURCHASER shall provide PRODUCER/ARTIST with a
written box office statement (signed by PURCHASER) within one (1) hour following Engagement.

xi. PURCHASER shall be entitled to two percent (2%) of the Venue capacity stated on the face of the contract. PURCHASER will
provide to PRODUCER/ARTIST a statement detailing to whom each complimentary ticket is given. Engagement is subject to a
maximum of fifty (50) comps for any one performance. ARTIST shall be given, free of charge, at least fifteen (15) top price tickets
to use as giveaways to fans or friends.

xii. The relationship between PRODUCER/ARTIST and PURCHASER is that of independent contractors. Nothing in this contract is
intended to constitute the parties as a partnership, joint venture, employee/employer relationship, principal/agent relationship or
other relationship and neither party shall represent itself to third parties as such.

xiii. PURCHASER shall pay, at its sole cost, all taxes, fees, dues, levies and the like relating to the Engagement and the sums payable
to PRODUCER/ARTIST shall be free of same. The foregoing shall not apply to any Federal or State income taxes imposed by
law on PRODUCER/ARTIST for Engagements performed within the United States (unless otherwise stated on the face of the
contract).

xiv. PURCHASER shall guarantee adequate security at all times to insure the safety of the artist’s personnel, instruments, costumes and
personal property 30 minutes before load-in until completion of load out.

xv. PURCHASER shall provide, at its sole cost, Commercial General Liability insurance covering any claims, liabilities or losses directly
or indirectly resulting from injuries to any person (including bodily and personal injury) and from any property damage and/or loss
in connection with the Engagement. Said Insurance shall be in full force and effect at all times. Insurance should cover
PRODUCER/ARTIST or any of their respective employees, agents, or contractors (or any of their respective equipment) who is or
are at the Venue. PURCHASER shall provide certificates of insurance fourteen (14) days prior to date of Engagement.

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