Create a Clear and Professional Technical Rider

The document sound engineers love — and that earns you points instantly.

A well-written technical rider shows venues that you're organized and professional.

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💡 1. Understand the two parts of a rider

A rider includes:

• Technical rider: what you need
• Hospitality rider: what you request (backstage, water, meals…)

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🔌 2. List your gear and requirements

Include:

• backline brought
• backline required
• amplification
• patch list
• monitor needs
• FOH / lights needs

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📐 3. Add a clean stage plot

Simple overview: each musician + gear placement.

👉 With BandCopilot

You store and share your stage plot in a dedicated media space, always up to date.

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🎤 4. Include practical information

• required space
• special setups
• setup time / teardown time
• light requirements

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🧪 5. Keep everything updated

An outdated rider creates misunderstandings and stress.

👉 BandCopilot simplifies updates

You update it once → it’s instantly reflected in your presskit.

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Conclusion

A clear rider reassures venues, speeds up soundchecks and shows you're a pro.

BandCopilot centralizes your rider, stage plot, and all technical documents.

🚀 Add your rider to your BandCopilot presskit now.