Greetings to the Hatebreed’s European Tour 2026! Looking forward to working with you!
This website should answer a lot of questions you have about us and what we need. Please follow up with any questions or details you may have.
After reading the hospitality rider and the technical rider, please send us a follow up email indicating the you have received and understood these requirements, along with a copy of the maps parking info, full technical specs and contact list for your venue/festival.
Thanks.
Marcus Schlumpf | Tour Manager
MarcusSchlumpf@web.de
Last Update 07.09.2026
Info Needed
Please send over the following documents:
Venue/Festival Address
Please include event location address, parking info and maps.
Venue/Festival Tech Specs
Please include all audio, lighting, video, staging and relevant production specs for our stage.
Include load in door ways height and width.
Venue/Festival Contact List
Please include contacts for audio, lighting, video, staging, backline, stage manager and any other relevant contacts involved in producing this show.
Communications
Please include contacts for audio, lighting, video, staging, backline, stage manager and any other relevant contacts involved in producing this show.
Hatebreed
Travelparty
We are an entourage of 16 persons.
Transportation
We travel with:
– One Nightliner with trailer (ca. L:18m / H: 4m / W: 2.7m)
– One 12t truck – Loading dock access needed. (ca. L:8m / H:4m / W: 3m) /
Parking and Venue/Festival Address
Please include event location address, parking info and maps.
We travel with:
– One Nightliner with trailer (ca. L:18m / H: 4m / W: 2.7m)
Bus Reg.: KLE MW 928
Trailer Reg.: KLE MW 929
Driver: Peer Poersch
Email: bustobogota@gmail.com – Mobile: + 49 152 2133 7305
– One 12t truck – Loading dock access needed. (ca. L:8m / H:4m / W: 3m) /
Details tba
Parking for one double-decker bus must be provided from the night before the show until the morning after.
32 Amp power is required at the parking from early morning of show day until departure.
Truck needs to be parked at loading dock from arrival till load-out is finished. 16 Amp power (German Schuko) is required at the parking.
Venue/Festival Tech Specs
Please include all audio, lighting, video, staging and relevant production specs for our stage.
Include load in door ways height and width.
Venue/Festival Contact List
Please include contacts for all audio, lighting, video, staging, backline, Production Manager, Stage Manager and any other relevant contacts involved in producing this show.
Communications
Let us know everything we need to know about the day of the show. Sound curfew, dB limit, crossload, wireless frequencies, merchandising conditions …
Personnel
We required:
1 x Monitor Engineer, to be present from Load in until the end of the Show.
1 x PA / FOH System engineer, able to configure and troubleshoot the house desk and system, to be present from Load in until the end of the Show.
1 x Competent electrician (on standby) with full knowledge of and access to the venue ́s electricity system.
1 x House LD
5 x Stagehands to be present for load in, set up, during the changeover(s) and load out.
Additional Note: Stage Hands should be booked as stage hands and remain in this function. We need the house technicians to stay and collaborate in their destined functions.
Safety and Security
Mojo Crash barriers in front of stage including security personnel (at least 2 experienced persons, who know how to handle and take gently care of an audience at this type of music.)
The FOH has to be protected by Mojo type barriers on ALL sides.
All cables leading from the stage to the FOH are to be protected by “yellow jacket” style cable protector bridges.
Timeframes (Proposed)
We need at least 5 hours before change over time.
However, the following are the necessary minimun timeframes needed to ensure the best show possible:
~1 hour: Load In
4 hours: Crew set, backline build, riser build, restring guitars/basses …
1-2 hours: Audio system tuning and Line Check
60 min: Soundcheck
30 min: Changeover
1-2 hours: Load Out
Streaming / Recordings
NO AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDINGS AND BROADCASTING ALLOWED!
Unless stated otherwise.
We are Carrying
Backline
FOH Audio Console.
Lighting console.
Scenography.
Backdrop.
Merchandise.
We are not Carrying
PA
Monitor Console
Monitors/Wedges
Stands and cables.
Lights
Drum Riser / risers.
Staging
Barricade
Stagehands
Competent electrician (on standby)
Security
First Aid
Front Of House Desks
We are carrying our own FOH audio desk, Midas HD96 with two Midas DL151 and FOH lighting console, Chamsys MQ500+.
House Multicore
Category cables must be in good working condition.
Audio:
We need three Category 5e/6a STP (plus one spare) not longer than 100 m (320 feet).
No category cable type UTP please.
STP with ethercon connectors.
Cat 7 and Cat 8 are generally not recommended in general because their non-standardized high speeds and thick connectors can cause impedance mismatches and data drops over standard audio feed-throughs.
Lighting:
One Category 5e/6a.
Analog Lines
Three analog lines are required between the lighting console at FOH and audio console at MON positions:
1x XLR for the lighting technician’s microphone.
2x XLR for the lighting technician’s IEM feed.
Power Required
All electrical connections have to be compliant with all local regulations.
We need a tie line for an isolated ground power source.
Audio/Backline : 32A CEE, 3 Phase. Stage Left.
A different circuit for Lighting.
Lighting : 63A CEE. 3 Phase. Stage Right.
If only Single Phase, a Generator and feeder must be supplied.
Tour bus: 32A CEE power is required.
12t truck: AC box 220V (Schuko, German standard).
Merchandise
We travel with merchandise and own vendor.
We need a clean and well lit area with available power outlets or provide AC box 230V, (Schuko, German standard).
We have two display boards to lean against a wall but we need a few tables. We would need also two chairs, please.
Anything we need to know about your merchandising conditions in your venue can be directed to the tour manager in advance.
General Remarks
Master of Ceremonies: No emcee before or after the show.
First Aid: House/promoter has to provide sufficient and qualified first aid personnel for the show.
Security: Please provide an adequate number of reliable security staff.
Camera policy: First 3 songs from the pit. No flash.
No Photographers on-stage access.
Absolutely no video.
Waste Containers: Please provide two waste containers able to hold water on stage Left and Right.
Please, coffee and water ready at get in.
Thanks
Thank you in advance for the attention and for reading this carefully! Don‘t hesitate to contact us in case there is any questions or problems!!
HOSPITALITY RIDER
TM MARCUS SCHLUMPF
Cell: +49(0)172 90 13 180
Email: MarcusSchlumpf@web.de
Backstage Dressing Rooms
Please provide clean secure DRESSING ROOM(s) with:
Comfortable seating for 16 people,1 full length mirror,private bathroom, at least one large table,microwave,coffee,refrigeration for all perishable items, cups, plates,,cutlery, paper towels, cork screw, one large trash receptable and clean ice for drinks. Please keep all drinks on ice!
25 full size bath/shower towels,15 medium stage towels-available to TM at Get In.
Meals, Food and Drinks
We are an entourage of 16 persons:
– 3 (three) vegetarian meals. INCLUDING 1 with Gluten intolerance.
– 2 (two) pescetarians.
– 2 (two) vegans.
– 9 meat eaters.
Meals:
– Crew Lunch:
Get in catering must consist Hot Meals by one hour prior to load in time!
-Dinner:
– 9 hot meals for dinner consisting of meat or poultry, vegetables, pasta or potatoes, salad and bread
– 2 (two) pescetarian meals (Yes, FISH meals. Just another vegetarian option would NOT replace the fish and won’t be accepted.)
– 3 (three) vegetarian meals. INCLUDING 1 with Gluten intolerance.
– 2 (two) vegan meal.
-16x After Show Meals_TBD day of show– OR-
15 x 20 € Dinner buyouts or local currency equivalent to be paid to TM at Load In.
DRESSING ROOM Items to be available by Get In:
1 Pound of Coffee BEANS (Espresso roast + Starbucks, Pike Place, Medium“if available!)
1 litre of Oat Milk
1 litre of regular Cow Milk(at least 3,5% fat)
3 Cases of Still spring Water (24 x 0,5l bottles per case)
12 organic free range hard boiled eggs
1 jar organic avocado oil mayonnaise
4 organic ramen cups
6 Bottles of BIONADE natural soda
1 package organic blue berries
1 package of organic strawberries
1 l bottle of sparkling water
1 liter of organic heavy cream
1 package of organic cottage cheese
1 box ritz crackers
1 package of organic grass fed butter
1 Case of Good Quality Beer
2 x Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine
12 x Coca Cola ZERO
6 x Coca Cola Classic6 x Coca Cola Cherry
6 x Dr.Pepper Zero
1 jar of sliced dill pickles (not sweet)
4 protein bars (2 gluten free, 2 regular)
1 bar of Gluten free Oriols
4 granola bars (GLUTEN FREE)
1 can of sardines
1 package of anchovies
1 package smoked salmon (only wild caught, no farm raised)
6 x vegetarian Sushi rolls
3 lb of sliced salami (soft)
2 lb of smoked sliced ham
1 lb deli sliced turkey
1 lb of deli sliced chicken breast
Ginger Shots
Turkey Jerky Sticks
1 box/jar of Oatmeal (gluten free)
1 jar Dijon mustard (Colemans of England)
1 jar of organic peanut butter w/ no canola oil
1 jar organic jelly or jam
1 box of quality organic gluten free chocolate chip cookies
1 veggie tray with hummus and vegan dip
3 packages of vegan slices
4 cans of vegan paté
1 package of vegan cream cheese
1 loaf whole grain/whole wheat bread
1 loaf gluten free organic bread
Chewing Gums “Fresh mint” (no stripes)
1 large pack of baby wipes (natural)
1 package assorted plastic cuttlery
1 package of microwavable coffee cups with lids
1 tray of fresh assorted fruits:
5 bananas
5 oranges
5 apples
4 avocados
1 lemon

MONITOR MIXES
When not traveling with monitor tech.
Stage Right/Right – Frank – Mix 1
Center Vocal
Vocal SR
Vocal SR
Guitar SL
Kick In
Snare
Stage Right/Center – Carl – Mix 2
Center Vocal
Own Vox
Kick In
Snare
Bass DI only
Guitar SL
Stage Center – Jamey – Mix 3
Center Vocal
Snare
Guitar SL
Stage Left/Left – Wayne – Mix 4
Center Vocal
Vocal SL
Kick in
Snare
HH
Guitar SL
Drum Fill – Matt – Mix 5
Kick in – Please natural sound – Do not boost attack
Snare ?
Toms – equal not too loud
Roland 808 (Sampler)
Bass Sans Amp
Guitar SL
Center vocal
Note: Drumfill is on the Left side of the drummer.
HW lEM – Matt – Mix 6/7
Kick out – Please natural sound – Do not boost attack
Snare
Toms
Roland 808 (Sampler)
Bass Sans Amp
Guitar SL
Center vocal
Note: XLR feeds on the Right side of the drummer.
Side Fill SL and SR
We don’t need sidefill.
Notes
To avoid miscommunication experience:
Stage Left = left side of the stage from the point of view of a performer facing the audience.
Stage Right = right side of the stage from the point of view of a performer facing the audience.
<<< NO MONITORS FROM FOH >>>
No outputs available from our stageboxes.
3 Category 5e/6a STP cables +1 spare (audio)
32 channels analog audio split.
Audio
PA System
The PA system needs to be at least 4 way active stereo, complete with processor / control at FOH position.
House mains shall be capable of 20 Hz to 20 KHz frequency response at SPL levels. The system must be capable of at least 115 dB (A weighted) continuous at FOH position with a maximum peak of 126 dB at FOH position.
No worries, I will adapt to local sound limits but I don’t like the sound being squashed due to no headroom in the amps/speakers.
The System processor will be available for any EQ, Timing or compression changes.
Sound pressure measurement should be located at ear height with the audience, and NOT 3 meters in the air.
L-R Line Array system with a proper front fills are preferred.
Provide front fills every 2m of performance stage area.
All equipment needed to measure sound levels must be provided by the house/promoter.
Audio Desk
We carry a Midas HD-96 FOH console with two Midas DL151 stage box.
The Audio desk will be located in a clean and secure mix position on the inside of the house with crash barriers.
Please no FOH audio mix position on a riser. Mix position are at the same horizontal level as the audience.
One Table: 2m x 1m, 1m height. Sturdy, sufficient width for the console, two laptops and other gear.
Two bar stool for the FOH audio, please.
Front of House
A reasonable amount of space is required at FOH to house FOH audio and lighting. 3m x 3m (10′ x 10′) space directly on the ground is needed for Audio.
Lighting 3m x 3m (10′ x 10′) directly behind FOH Audio, on a rider if possible.
The FOH has to be protected by Mojo type barriers on ALL sides.
Multicore
For Audio, we need four Category 5e/6a SFTP not longer than 100 m (320 feet). No category cable type UTP please. STP with ethercon connectors.
All cables leading from the stage to the FOH are to be protected by “yellow jacket” style cable protector bridges.
There must be no exposed cables anywhere that could be damaged
FOH Distribution
Direct drive to local processing PA drive lines come directly from our console at Front of House. AES3 drive lines are preferred.
Preferred drive chain is: Left, Right, Sub, Front Fill.
Using house console as line driver for the PA is not acceptable.
Any other zones can be controlled by local system processor.
Analog Splitter
We need 32 channels audio split. XLRs.
Communication line
2x Shoutboxes FOH and MON must be provided
Monitor Desk
A well maintained digital desk with at least 40 channels and a minimum of 9 mixes.
Monitors
Monitors must be separated from FOH.
We don’t need sidefills.
8 x Floor Wedges, 2 Way Active + 1 x Floor Wedge for cue
1 x Drumfill, min. 3 Way Active
1 x stereo fee for drummer. Shure P9HW Hardwired Stereo.
Stage Patching
Once inputs are patched and sound-checked, no input device is to be moved or disconnected. The multipin snakes may be disconnected from their stage boxes to patch other artists’ stage boxes.
Stage boxes and cable can’t be placed in front of the wall cabs and drum riser.
Stage boxes on the drum riser can be placed near the back corner SR of the riser only.
On top of front drum riser, no lights and no stage boxes.
General Remarks
There are four mixes across the front of the stage and one drum fill mix. A minimum of two bi-amped wedges is required per mix across the stage. All wedges MUST have sufficient power.
Drum fill need to be three way active and should consist a 15″ bass unit and be large enough for your stage.
The artist will not share channels on the monitor desk.
Please refer to the stage plot for the monitor settings.
Mic’s, Stands, Cables …
We carry our own microphones, DIs and stands.
Be certain to have enough stage-boxes and XLRs cables for all the bands.
Stage
We carry a backdrop. We have different dimensions. Please provide an easy lift system.We will assemble 2 screens/stageframes (W ±2m x H ±2m x D ±0.5m) in front of the cab walls.
We need one ROLLING riser 3 meters by 2 meters with a height of ±0.4 meters.
Frequencies
We’re using wireless systems for two guitars and bass.
All three systems are Shure GLXD16+ (Self-Managed).
We have a Shure QLXD1 Wireless system with Shure58. (534 – 598 MHz)
Power
All electrical connections have to be compliant with all local regulations.
Please provide AC box 220V 16A. Schuko, CEE 7/4. German standard.
1 x upstage Right
1 x upstage Left
1 x Drum riser SL
1 x Monitor world
1 x FOH

Lighting
LIGHT FESTIVAL / CLUB SHOWS
Light OP: Tommy Langner
+49 1577 15 80 666
Tommy.Langner@teamlicht.eu
This lighting rider is geared for venues of 800 – 1200 capacity. For smaller shows we can forego some requirements after consulting our lighting engineer. For bigger shows the setup should be scaled accordingly. If no consultation takes place, we assume that all requirements will be fulfilled as stated and fully operational.
The promoter provides the complete local lighting system and crew at their own cost. All lighting equipment must be fully set up, patched and tested at artist arrival / load-in.
We do not assume any liability for personal injuries or property damage caused by incorrect installation of technical equipment, improper rigging, low-quality fixtures or negligence of the promoter. All applicable safety regulations and standards must be followed at all times.
Please do not hesitate to contact us in advance in case of any issues.
A separate movable truss or jo-jo pipe (min. 10m) must be available for our backdrop.
We travel with our own floor lighting setup.
Required from promoter/local crew:
• 1x 63A CEE (5-pin) power connection (Upstage Center) for floor package
• 1x CAT5e / CAT6 line from stage to FOH for sACN (ArtNet as backup acceptable)
Same Position as Power Connection for our Data/Power Rack
DESK
We travel with our own lighting console:
Chamsys MQ500+
This console will be exclusively used by our production.
Please provide:
• FOH space min. 2.0m x 1.0m
• 230V power supply
• clear line of sight to stage
• 1x chair / bar stool
LOCAL LIGHTING
The following equipment is required and must be provided by the promoter.
Preferred fixture types (or equivalent):
• Movinglight Spot: Martin MAC Viper Profile XiP, Chauvet Maverick Storm 1 Flex
• Movinglight Beam: Robe MegaPointe, Clay Paky Sharpy Plus
• Movinglight Wash LED: Martin MAC Aura PXL, Chauvet Maverick MK3 Wash
• Strobe: Martin Atomic 3000 LED, Chauvet Strike M
• Blinder: 2ch / 4ch LED Molefay type
BACKTRUSS
• 4x Movinglight Spot
• 6x Movinglight Beam
• 5x Movinglight Wash LED
• 6x Strobe
• 4x Blinder
MIDTRUSS 1
• 4x Movinglight Spot
• 5x Movinglight Beam
• 8x Movinglight Wash LED
• 6x Strobe
• 6x Blinder
MIDTRUSS 2
• 4x Movinglight Spot
• 4x Movinglight Beam
• 6x Movinglight Wash LED
• 4x Strobe
• 6x Blinder
FRONTTRUSS
• 12x Blinder
• 8-12x Movinglight Wash LED
FLOOR (ONLY IF NO BAND FLOOR PACKAGE IS PROVIDED)
Please keep stage clean and free if we travel with own setup
Minimum requirement:
• 6x Movinglight Beam
• 8x Blinder
• each Side 4x Movinglight Wash LED
SFX
• 2x Hazer with fan (mandatory)
• sufficient haze fluid
Preferred:
MDG Atmosphere / ATMe or equivalent + external fan (e.g. Antari AF-3)
5.3 NETWORK / DMX
• System must be fully patched before arrival
• sACN preferred (ArtNet acceptable)
• Minimum 2–4 DMX universes available
• Dedicated, stable network line (no shared FOH network)
5.4 SPECIAL EFFECTS (TOURING)
We travel with our own special effects package, which is an essential part of the show.
Touring SFX equipment:
• 4x Briteq PowerJet Mk2 (upright fogger / CO₂ simulation)
• 4x Explo G2 (aerosol flame projectors)
GENERAL
All SFX equipment is part of the touring production and will be integrated into the lighting system.
If local regulations or venue restrictions prohibit the use of flame or fog effects, the units will remain unused. Any restrictions must be communicated in advance.
POWER & NETWORK & RESPONSIBILITY
All setup, cabling, operation and supervision of the special effects are carried out exclusively by the band’s crew (Hatebreed crew).
The promoter is not responsible for operation of the effects.
SAFETY
All effects are operated by qualified personnel only and in accordance with local laws and regulations.
The following conditions must be met:
• Safety zones must be kept clear at all times
• No flammable materials within effect range
• No low-hanging rigging, cables or decoration above effects
• Stage surface must be stable and even
• Fire extinguishers must be available on stage (SL & SR)
Minimum safety distances (depending on configuration):
Indoor use:
• min. 4m radial distance
• min. 4m vertical clearance
Outdoor (gas / aerosol):
• min. 5–6m radial distance
• min. up to 6m vertical clearance
Distance to audience barriers:
• minimum 2m – 3m depending on setup
Safety zones will be defined, marked and supervised by the SFX operator.
Effects will only be triggered when all safety zones are confirmed clear.
The complete Band & Crew is instructed and supervised.
PROMOTER RESPONSIBILITIES
• Ensure that flame effects are permitted by local authorities
• Inform venue management and fire safety officers
• Provide required fire safety equipment
• Ensure compliance with all local fire and safety regulations
IMPORTANT
The special effects are a key visual element of the performance.
Failure to provide required safety conditions, approvals or infrastructure may result in partial or complete cancellation of SFX usage.
6. STAGEPLOT
We have different stage plots depending on stage size and show length.
Please contact tour management for the correct version.
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| Instrument | Microphone | 48V | Stand | Position |
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| 01 – Kick drum In | Shure Beta 91 | 48v | – – – – | Drum riser SR |
| 02 – Kick drum Out | Audix D6 | 48v | claw | Drum riser SR |
| 03 – Snare drum Top | Sennheiser 904 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 04 – Snare drum Bottom | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 05 – Hi Hat StageLeft | Condenser | 48v | claw | Drum riser SL |
| 06 – Rack Tom 01 | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 07 – Rack Tom 02 | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 08 – Rack Tom 03 | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 09 – Floor Tom 01 | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 09 – Floor Tom 02 | Sennheiser 604 | – – | claw | Drum riser |
| 11 – Novo China StageRight | Shure Beta 98 | 48v | claw | Drum riser SR |
| 12 – UnderHead StageRight | Shure Beta 98 | 48v | claw | Drum riser SR |
| 13 – UnderHead StageLeft | Shure Beta 98 | 48v | claw | Drum riser SL |
| 14 – Roland 808 (Sampler) | D.I. | – – | – – – – | Drum riser SL |
| 15 – Bass DI SR | Sans Amp | – – | – – – – | Drum riser SR |
| 16 – Bass DI 2 SR | Palmer DI | – – | – – – – | Bass Rig SR |
| 17 – Guitar StageRight 01 | AT2500 A Condenser | 48v | z-bar | Side Gtr cab SR |
| 18 – Guitar StageRight 02 | B Dynanic | – – | – – – – | Side Gtr cab SR |
| 19 – Guitar StageLeft 01 | AT2500 A Condenser | 48v | z-bar | Side Gtr cab SL |
| 20 – Guitar StageLeft 02 | B Dynanic | – – | – – – – | Side Gtr cab SL |
| 21 – Guitar StageLeft 01 | XLR | – – | – – – – | Gtr cab SL |
| 22 – Guitar StageLeft 02 | XLR | – – | – – – – | Gtr cab SL |
| 23 – Vocal SRR Frank | Shure Beta 58 | tall boom | Downstage RR | |
| 24– Vocal SR Carl | Shure Beta 58 | tall boom | Downstage R | |
| 25 – Vocal SL Wayne | Shure Beta 58 | – – – – | Downstage L | |
| 26 – Center Vocal Jamie | Shure Beta 58 UHF | tall boom | Drum Riser | |
| 27 – Spare Vocal | Shure Beta 58 UHF | tall boom | Downstage Left |
| Input Output | Patch | v | v | v |
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| 02 – | – – | – – – – | ||
| 03 – | – – | – – – – | ||
Output List Midas DL
| Master Left / Right | FOH | digital AES3 | XLR – Out #1/2 |
| | FOH | analog | XLR – Out #1 XLR – Out #2 |
| | Box DL153 | analog XLR | Out # 1 – Left Out # 2 – Right |
| Sub / Inf | FOH | digital AES3 | XLR – Out #3/4 |
| FOH | analog | XLR – Out #3 XLR – Out #4 | |
| Box DL153 | analog XLR | Out #3 Out #4 | |
| . | |||
| Rec Mono Out | FOH | XLR | Out #5 |
| Box DL153 | XLR | Out #5 | |
| Intro Left / Right | Box DL153 | analog XLR | Out # 7 – Left Out # 8 – Right |
| Talk To Stage – Out | FOH | XLR | Out # 6 |
| | Stage Box DL | XLR | Out # 6 |
| Mon B Left / Right | FOH | XLR | Out # 7 – Left Out # 8 – Right |

