Location: Moore Park, Sydney, NSW
The Hordern Pavilion was opened in 1924, built by the Royal Agricultural Society to function as an exhibition hall for the Sydney Royal Easter Show. The Hordern is named after Sydney retailer Sir Samuel Hordern. In the years after WWII , The Hordern became one of Sydney's most iconic live venues. The Hordern is now managed Playbill Venues, and remains one of Sydney's most popular music venues.
GA Mode: 5500 (incl 1800 seated), Fully seated concert mode: 3000-3300, Intmate concert mode: 2500 - 3000, In the round: 1500 - 3000, Seated Theater & speaker mode: 1500 - 3000
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| PA System | 8 L-Acoustics K2 & 8 L-Acoustics SB28 per side W/ 4 L-Acoustics ARCS Front Fills & 4 L-Acoustics ARCS LL-RR |
| FOH Console | No in-house FOH console |
| Monitoring System | 10 Clair 12AM, 2 Clair 212A, 4 Clair R-4 Series III & 2 Clair ML-18 |
| Monitor Console | No in-house mons console |
| Lighting Console | No in-house LX console |
| Lighting Rig | No in-house LX |