Kwame Yeboah, the keyboardist and musical director for Craig David, is a dedicated Gig Performer user who leverages the software to recreate the intricate studio sounds of the records live on stage. Kwame employs Gig Performer to manage the complex rig required for a high-profile tour like the Commitment Tour, filling the UK’s biggest arenas. Gig Performer ensures seamless transitions between songs and accurate reproduction of the original tracks. Click the button below to learn more about Kwame and his rig.
“Weird Al” Yankovic has been playing to sold-out arenas all over the country this summer, including Madison Square Garden. His keyboardist Rubén Valtierra is 100% Gig Performer on this “Bigger & Weirder” tour. Click the button below to watch the interview with Rubén, showcasing his Gig Performer setup.
Karl Sanders, guitarist and founding member of the technical death metal band Nile, uses Gig Performer to manage his VST effects in real time.
Click the button below to see Karl’s live rig from the Underworld Awaits Us All U.S. Tour. Karl gives a behind-the-scenes look at how his effects chain is wired and managed on stage.
FoH engineer James McCullagh shared how he uses Gig Performer in the Backstreet Boys’ Las Vegas residency at the Sphere. Running on Mac Mini M4 Pros with DAD Core 256 interfaces, Gig Performer powers 16 CPU-intensive reverbs with rock-solid reliability at one of the world’s most complex venues. Click the button below to learn more.
During the Tom Jones tour, Gig Performer was the powerhouse audio platform trusted by FoH engineer Matteo Cifelli. Gig Performer was able to handle the immense demands of large stadium tours. It provided pristine sound, low latency, and robust stability under pressure. Click the button below to learn about Matteo’s setup.
Robert Martin, one of the original Frank Zappa alumni, has been a longtime Gig Performer user. Click the button below to see how Gig Performer drives his performances.
Thomas Brunkard is a guitarist in Qween, Europe’s most authentic Queen tribute band. The band performed in the Everyman Theatre with the Dublin Gospel Choir.
Gig Performer is Thomas’ go-to solution for running guitar effects live. Click the button below to learn how Thomas uses Gig Performer to manage his live rig and create Brian May–inspired patches.
Matthew Pynn is an American session musician, multi-instrumentalist, writer, and producer who has worked with numerous well-known artists, including Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, and Kelly Clarkson. Matt used Gig Performer at the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, California, with the artist Brent Cobb.
Matt repurposed a Hammond M3 body with a custom back panel as a housing unit and built a Stream Deck right into the shell to control Gig Performer. Click the button below to see his setup and read all the details.
Gig Performer co-founder Dr. David Jameson participated in a recent staged production of The Wall at The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield. Click the button below to check out the photos from this captivating performance.
Paul Fix is keyboardist for The Pink Floyd Experience in Branson, Missouri. The band has been recently named Band of the Year 2025 at the Branson Show Awards.
Paul uses Gig Performer 5 with a Roland RD-700SX, M-Audio Oxygen Pro 61, and Arturia Analog Lab to recreate Pink Floyd’s lush, iconic sounds on stage. His entire rig is built inside a custom piano shell with integrated lighting, creating a powerful and visually striking setup. Click the button below to see see the full rig and photos.
Tim Starace, bassist and keyboardist for the Rush tribute band YYNOT, has integrated Gig Performer into his live setup to authentically recreate the iconic sounds of Geddy Lee. Click the button below to read more about his setup and watch an interview with Tim.
Jon Gomm is a well-known English singer-songwriter and performer. He recently performed at Bush Hall, London. Jon employs percussive techniques on acoustic guitar, and his influences include genres such as blues, soul, rock and metal. Click the button below to learn about his Gig Performer setup.
Keyboardist Mikko Patama has given us an inside look at his Gig Performer setup for the Finnish progressive rock band Overhead’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Both he and the vocalist power their rigs with Gig Performer. Click the button below to see a breakdown of the hardware and software they use.
Norwegian bassist Frode Berg used Gig Performer while recording the fusion trio album, Close to Nothing. He ran his bass through Gig Performer as a preamp, using an RME Babyface Pro FS with a buffer size of 32 samples. Frode shared, “Not one single glitch.” Click the button below to read his short post and check out images from his session.
Dr. David Jameson, co-founder of Gig Performer, was recently featured in an interview on The Keyboard Chronicles. Learn more about David as a musician, his various musical projects, and the gear he uses for live performances. Click the button below to read the article.