The Milla club in the heart on Munich is the destination for upcoming bands from around the world. The club – which offers space for an audience of up to 250 persons – offers its musical guests state-of-the-art lighting and sound technology. Now, stands from Adam Hall Group’s brand Gravity® are also ensuring a secure position for microphones and keyboards on stage. Additionally, the stands, which recently received iF Design and Red Dot Awards and are currently nominated for a German Design Award, also provide visual stimuli in the stage set-up.
“There are times when we have a different band here each day of the week, and not all of them bring their own equipment,” says Peter Späth, who is responsible for the venue’s stage technology. “The bands come from all over Europe, America and even Africa. In those cases, you just have to be able to rely on the stands.”
The technician is already convinced of this after the first concert by Reggae artist Ami: “The stands are stable, offer the best grip for microphones and instruments and can be quickly and easily adjusted by the musicians. I especially like the additional screw on the top of the microphone arm.” With the G-Rings, one can even add interesting spots of colour on stage, says Späth – or even customize the stands to the band’s stage outfit.
Until the summer break, several local and international bands will perform on Milla’s stage. These include Beathotel (14.7.), Lilié (15.7.), Groundswimmer (16.7.) and Matthew And The Atlas (23.7.). At the end of August, the concerts will continue with Karl Hector And The Malcouns (20.8.), 5/8erl in Ehr’n (17.9.) and the monthly newcomer contest Milla Song Slam.
About Gravity®
The Adam Hall Group launched the Gravity® brand in 2015. The new range of stands comprises high-quality products for all stage and studio needs. With their special “Soft Touch” elements and colour details, Gravity® stands make a powerful aesthetic statement on stage. Furthermore, the stands facilitate the work of musicians and stagehands alike through the ease with which they adapt to the different requirements and preferences of performers. For further information, please visit www.gravitystands.com or a dealer near you.
“There are times when we have a different band here each day of the week, and not all of them bring their own equipment,” says Peter Späth, who is responsible for the venue’s stage technology. “The bands come from all over Europe, America and even Africa. In those cases, you just have to be able to rely on the stands.”
The technician is already convinced of this after the first concert by Reggae artist Ami: “The stands are stable, offer the best grip for microphones and instruments and can be quickly and easily adjusted by the musicians. I especially like the additional screw on the top of the microphone arm.” With the G-Rings, one can even add interesting spots of colour on stage, says Späth – or even customize the stands to the band’s stage outfit.
Until the summer break, several local and international bands will perform on Milla’s stage. These include Beathotel (14.7.), Lilié (15.7.), Groundswimmer (16.7.) and Matthew And The Atlas (23.7.). At the end of August, the concerts will continue with Karl Hector And The Malcouns (20.8.), 5/8erl in Ehr’n (17.9.) and the monthly newcomer contest Milla Song Slam.
About Gravity®
The Adam Hall Group launched the Gravity® brand in 2015. The new range of stands comprises high-quality products for all stage and studio needs. With their special “Soft Touch” elements and colour details, Gravity® stands make a powerful aesthetic statement on stage. Furthermore, the stands facilitate the work of musicians and stagehands alike through the ease with which they adapt to the different requirements and preferences of performers. For further information, please visit www.gravitystands.com or a dealer near you.
