Train completes Drops of Jupiter 25th anniversary tour

The American pop-rock band Train has concluded its North American summer tour, titled “Drops of Jupiter: 25 Years in the Atmosphere,” which celebrated the anniversary of their 2001 album. The 40-concert run featured support from Barenaked Ladies and Matt Nathanson.

The production utilized advanced technical systems to enhance the live experience. LMG Touring provided the production package, which included the L-Acoustics Source Intelligence engine. Front of house engineer Jason “J-Mo” Moore used this real-time vocal enhancement tool to reduce stage bleed and speaker proximity issues during lead vocalist Pat Monahan’s performances.

For lighting, designer Joel Wojcik employed the Follow-Me 3D performer-tracking system to ensure consistent illumination of band members regardless of their stage positions. The lighting setup included 40 Robe iFORTE fixtures, allowing for flexible reassignment of spotlights to accommodate varying stage movements and setlists.