Touring Production Manager, Europe (April - May / July - September)

Temporary Full-Time | Touring | Creating Extraordinary Live Experiences

About the Role

Our team creates unforgettable live experiences enjoyed by audiences around the world. We are looking for a Touring Production Manager to join us from late April through May, and then again from late July through September, leading the on-the-ground execution of an outdoor Concert and Drone show across multiple European cities.

This role is integral to delivering a consistent, safe, and exceptional show every time we open our gates. The Touring Production Manager will own the onsite execution of each event location, from load-in, to operations, to load-out, ensuring that every detail aligns with our quality standards and guest experience expectations.

Advance & Pre-Production

• Work with our Lead Producer who will hand off the advance with venues, production vendors, local authorities, and internal teams.
• Consult with internal stakeholders providing feedback on technical and operational needs to ensure seamless execution.
• Review technical drawings, site plans, and venue specs to confirm feasibility and optimize execution.
• Build detailed production schedules covering load-in, tech, rehearsals, show operations, and load-out.
• Plan staffing, trailer movement, and logistics tailored to each market.
• Work with drones team to align with their tech departments

Onsite Production Leadership

• Serve as the primary production lead onsite, overseeing local vendors and operational components during load-in, rehearsals, show runs and load out.
• Supervise local crew, and FOH teams, fostering a positive and efficient on-site culture.
• Work with Lead Regional Producer on city-specific permitting, compliance, and documentation requirements, including onsite visits to the permitting office if necessary.
• Ensure wayfinding, signage, and guest-facing operational elements are accurate, clear, and efficiently positioned to support smooth audience movement.

With assistance from FOH Ops lead

• Support onsite merchandising operations by coordinating space needs, guest flow, and operational readiness.

With Event Manager

• Coordinate onsite inspections with fire marshals, electricians, and other local officials. 
• Ensure the safe execution of all activities through adherence to company safety guidelines and local regulations.
• Troubleshoot issues in real time, making informed decisions to maintain show quality and continuity.

Operational Excellence & Vendor Management

• Be the primary liaison for the venue, contractors, and internal stakeholders across departments.
• Manage equipment inventories, maintenance plans, and weatherization needs across all markets.
• Oversee transportation logistics, including shipping, trucking, and packing standards throughout the tour.

Tour Logistics & Reporting

• Coordinate travel, lodging, and daily workflows for yourself.

With Lead Regional Producer

• With collaboration of lead producers, track expenses, manage budgets, and escalate any variances to stakeholders.
• Produce post-city evaluations to refine processes and elevate future performance.
• Serve as the consistent bridge between on-site execution and the Fever office support teams.

• 5+ years in touring production, technical direction, live events, or similar, outdoor event experience preferred.
• Professional fluency in English. Knowledge of other European languages is a significant asset.
• Proven ability to lead teams in dynamic environments, manage multiple priorities, and operate under tight timelines.
• Strong understanding of event production fundamentals, including lighting, power, sound, rigging, safety, and onsite operations.
• Experience interpreting technical drawings and translating them into actionable onsite plans.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to manage relationships with clarity and professionalism.
• Comfortable traveling full-time late April-May and late July-September, and working in an outdoor environment.
• Calm under pressure, proactive, and highly organized, with the ability to anticipate challenges.
• Valid driver’s license; experience driving forklifts, vans or small trucks is a plus.

• You’ll travel the country delivering experiences that inspire and delight thousands of guests.
• You’ll join a collaborative, creative, mission-driven team that values innovation, ownership, and excellence.
• Your work directly impacts the quality, safety, and success of an experience seen by audiences nationwide.

Term: April - May and late July - September (Temporary Full-Time)
Compensation: Commensurate with experience
Travel: Required throughout the duration of the contract