Ground Support Stage
The Ground Support Stage is a large, custom-built, roofed stage structure, fully engineering certified for use Australia-wide. Built from truss, it scales to suit anything from a 6-piece band to a 60-piece orchestra, and suits audiences of up to 20,000.
Description
Whether you’re planning a music festival, an outdoor concert, a sporting event, or any other large-scale event, our fully engineering certified stage system delivers the right solution. We build it from truss. It scales to suit everything from a 6-piece live band to a 60-piece orchestra, and everything in between.
The stage suits audiences of up to 20,000. It also comes with variable size options to match your event. Additionally, optional covered wings can extend the roofed structure further. This gives extra weather protection and backstage space where needed. Alongside the stage system, we also offer a full suite of production service packages. These include large-scale PA, LED screens, lighting, and custom event branding.
Key Features
- Large, custom-built ground support stage structure with roof
- Fully engineering certified for use Australia-wide
- Optional covered wings for added weather protection and backstage space
- Scales from small live bands to full 60-piece orchestras
- Suits audiences of up to 20,000, with variable size options
- Can be paired with PA, LED screens, lighting, and branding packages
- Experienced build and production team for safe, professional installation
Flexible Staging for Any Event
Whether you need a stage solution for an existing festival, a main stage for a new event, or an additional stage to expand an established festival, we have a flexible solution. It fits your budget and production requirements. We meticulously maintain the stage. Therefore, it stays robust and fully certified for use across Australia.
Our experienced build and production team installs and operates every aspect of staging and technical production. As a result, everything runs promptly, safely, and professionally. We work to understand your vision, then bring it to life. This covers everything from detailed planning through to bumping out the last piece of equipment after the event.
