Twenty-two engines. One production desk.

The single calendar every other engine reads from. Holds, confirms, announce dates, fan-club presales, artist presales, general on-sale, doors, set times, curfew countdowns. One source of truth from the first venue hold to the last encore.

The tour as a graph: cities, venues, drive-times, ferry windows, day-off rules, crew bus turns and freight swaps. Routing decides which Wembley Stadium hold the tour can keep — and which it cannot.

The creative spine of the show — concept, scenic build, set-list arc, surprise moments, cue lists and the IMAG and lighting language. Production Design is what turns a tour into a record people remember.

The structural engine — stage, B-stage, automation, roof load, rigging points, build days, structural sign-offs. The engine that decides whether the show can hang from the building.

The technical heart of the show — PA design, FOH mix, lighting rig, IMAG cameras, screen content. One engine to specify, prep, dial and capture every technical surface.

The people engine — touring crew rosters, local crew calls, dressing-room riders, runner schedules and crew welfare. The engine that makes the show humane to deliver.

Trucks, A-rig and B-rig swaps, carnets, customs, instrument logistics and on-the-road repair. Freight is the engine that decides whether the next show happens.

Flights, ground transport, visas, immigration documentation, security drivers and protected movements for the artist and the touring party. Travel is where small mistakes become missed shows.

Dressing rooms, catering, guest lists, after-show — built around the rider, the day-sheet and the artist's working rhythm. The hospitality engine treats backstage as a production deliverable, not an afterthought.

Per-market marketing — paid media, partner promo, owned channels and PR — sized to the demand signal and accountable to attributed sell-through.

On-sale architecture — primary, official resale, fan-club, presale ladders, allocations across promoter/venue/sponsor and dynamic pricing across price tiers.

Premium product — suites, lounges, on-pitch experiences, meet-and-greets and bespoke packages. Where Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's Tunnel Club, Sky Lounges and On-Pitch packages live alongside the artist's premium fan experiences.

Live broadcast cut, OTT pay-per-view, multicam capture, isolated stems, after-film and short-form residuals — designed upstream of the show so capture is right first time.

The content estate — owned channels, social, partner platforms, after-films and short-form residuals — managed as a long-term commercial asset, not a marketing exhaust.

Tour partner activations — on-site presence, hospitality integrations, content rights, signage, sampling and brand experiences — measured against partner KPIs.

The venue-mode engine — sport-to-concert turnaround, pitch protection, retractable-pitch sequencing, dividing-wall management. The engine that makes Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's two-night-into-football-Sunday turnaround a single operation.

Close protection, venue perimeter, ingress and egress, backstage access tiers and incident response — coordinated across artist security, venue security and local police as one command picture.

The licence engine — PRS, venue licences, noise bands, curfew countdowns, safeguarding, child performer rules and post-Brexit work permits. Compliance is the engine that lets every other engine move at speed.

Crowd safety, weather contingency, medical cover, evacuation plans and incident response — coordinated with venue, local authority and medical providers.

The financial engine — per-show box-office reconciliation, suite and ancillary revenue, sponsor and broadcast residuals, cost capture and per-show settlement to the artist and partners.

Carbon, water and waste accounting per show — freight, energy, travel, audience travel and venue impact — measured, reported and used to inform the next routing and freight decision.

The brain on top of the platform. The Orchestrator reads signals from every engine — calendar, routing, rigging, AV, ticketing, broadcast, compliance, settlement — and surfaces the moves that protect the show, the artist and the P&L.