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More information for "Personnel"

I collected from The 1989 World Tour Live on Apple Music. We should use it?? Phamthuathienvan talk

Band

Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Keyboard, Piano – Taylor Swift
Drums – Matt Billingslea
Musical Director, Keys – David Cook
Bass – Amos Heller
Background Vocalist – Eliotte Henderson
Background Vocalist – Kamilah Marshall
Background Vocalist - Clare Turton-Derrico
Background Vocalist - Melanie Nyema
Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals - Mike Meadows
Guitar - Paul Sidoti
Baritone Saxophone - Jimmy Garden
Tenol Saxophone - James Mackay
Trombone - Brendan Champion
Trumpot - Dane Laboyrie

Dancers

Remi Bakkar
Mason Cutler
Toshi Davidson
Giuseppe Giofre
Robert Green
Christian Henderson
Jake Kodish
Christian Owens
Nolan Padilla
Austin Spacy
Maho Udo
Mark Villaver

Tour production

Excutive producers 13 Management - Adrea Swift, Robert Allen, Austin Fish
13 Management - Missy Iredell, Frank Bell, Grant Garner, Jay Schaudies, Alison Hudson, Kevin Coffey, Siera Barnett, Kathy Kemp
Prodution Designers - Taylor Swift, Baz Halpin, Chris Nyfield
Tour manager - Erica Worden
Legal - Jessica Francis
Publicist - Tree Paine
Tour Accountant - Jaindam Kirpich
Production Manager - Arthur Kemish
Production Coordinator - Victoria Tanner
Audio - Chris Rowe
Stage Manager - Dewey Shepard
Aeg Rep. - Michael Dugan, Andrea Ponce
Wardrobe - Floyd Williams, Joseph Cassell, Jessica Jones, Shannon Summers, Tyler Green, Todd Cantrell, Pamela Lewis
Hair and Make-up - Donna Edmondson
Hair Stylist - Jemma Muradian
Make-up Artist - Lorrie Turk
Loft 89 - Stephanie Simbeck
Front of House Engineer - Michael Tinsley
FOH - David Payne
Carpenter - Luke Larson, Eric Piontownski, Dewey Evans, Reynaldo Rodriguez Rojas, Alex Larson, Claudya Alain
Automation - Rick Berger, Dan Hartmann, Keith Stacey, Michael Pettit
Automation/Vatio Motors - Michael Berger
Rigger - Todd Mauger, Alberto Pozzetti, Ryan Floyd
Director of Security - Ryan Malutinok
Security - Brandon Hughes, Jason Bertrand, David Durkin, Jeff Gebhardt, Jeff Byrum
Venue Security - Marty Wallgren, Natasha Cocchiarelle
Guitar Technician - Andrew Jones, Steve Uncapher Jr., Jody Harris, Josh Miller
Keyboard Technician - Galen Henson
Audio Technician - CJ Boggs, Casey Stewart, Andrew Dudash, Simon Farrell, Otavio "Guto" Santos
Drum Technician - Mark Arnold
Artist Monitor Engineer - Jordan Kolenc
Band Monitor Engineer - Scott Wasilk
Rf Audio Technician - Bill Flugan
Pyro/Lasers Technician - Reid Schulte-Derne, Renato Sulmona, Hayden Hale, Alex Kingry, Eric Muccio, Nicholas Burcul
Wristband Technician - Jacques Vanier, Eric Parker, Sebastian Lavoie
Lighting Techinician - John Flynn, David Evans, Nathan Ellis, Jason Bowman, Nicholas West, Chelsea Gill, Thomas James, Benjamin Timms, Paul Sadler
Video Engineer - Scott Coraci
Video Technician - Sean Harper, Nathaniel Fountain Jr, KarlHansen, Jon Stutsman, Mark Stutsman, Aaron Wagner, Austin Wavra, Chad Mcclymonds
Behind the scenes Videographer - Jordan Lynn, Ivan Clow
Merchandise - Butch Dominguez, Brewer Adams, Norman James
Control Freak - Ryan Middleness
Video Content Director - Grbriel Coutu-Dumont
Video Artist Director/Desingner - David Farfard, Janicke Morissette
Montion Designer/ 3D Artist - Frederic Leblank
Choreographer - Tyce Diorio
Assist. Choreographer - Tricia Miranda
Assist. Production Designer - Mellissa Garcia

Interludes

The concert included quite a few interludes. Shouldn't they be added to the set list? Johnnyboytoy (talk) 02:17, 24 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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Stage design

HĐ (talk) 03:25, 3 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Table format

The current table in the "Shows" section should be updated to meet MOS:ACCESS (see WP:CONCERTS#Tables for specifics). Some other points:

since all of the shows are in 2015, this could be included in the "Date" column header, so it doesn't need to be repeated for every entry
don't see any reason to highlight entries with "N/A" (normally used to stand out from the rest, i.e., to indicate some significance)
well-known countries should not be linked (see MOS:OVERLINK); also, "United States" is often abbreviated "U.S." in tables (see MOS:ABBR#Exceptions)

—Ojorojo (talk) 14:50, 5 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you for pointing out, Ojorojo. I have revised the tables per MOS:ACCESS. Cheers, HĐ (talk) 15:32, 5 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Looks good. The rest of her tour articles would also benefit from updating. On some other tour articles, I wonder if the "legs" are actually identified as such by reliable sources. It doesn't seem like a date or two in the UK squeezed into the middle of a bunch of American dates really constitutes a "European leg". —Ojorojo (talk) 16:23, 5 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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Set list section too long?

Just curious as to why the set list section has been tagged as too long... same goes for Reputation Stadium Tour, The Red Tour and Speak Now World Tour. None of them seem overly long to me and use columns where necessary to cut down on white space... Rfl0216 (talk) 20:28, 30 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]