At past night Bon Jovi rocked Energy Solutions Arena. But, before you sing is all put together.Bon Jovi's tour manager Michael Savas. They have set up behind the scenes GTU. He said, “We build everything day of show from the ground up.”
With a cement floor rocker into the sky for the staff takes only six hours.
We reach the scene of 10 BYU students witness how all comes together once in a lifetime experience had not only been behind.
Savas said, “Get a hands on experience to see what the tour is like and all of those questions that people don't get we show them on a daily basis."
For the students this was quite the field trip. Kimberly Orton said, “It’s unbelievable how many different departments work to put this together.”
Brett Bird said, “Looking at the LCDS, front and back and the way they spin and move it’s fascinating and just seeing this crew work together. I just wanted to see the logistics and how they make something impossible so easy.”
Emily Taylor said, “No matter how much you learn in the classroom - seeing it first hand and experiencing it first hand, I learn 100 times more.”
The students are to live life for a day around staff members followed. Sort of there children was a heavy lift.
Set up for the concert is effective. 80-member team of the day everything works equipment to install all programs to create magic.
Savas said, “Everything you wish it could be, it is.”
