VME has established an enviable reputation as a competent and reliable Event Management company, managing events of all sizes and levels of technical complexity. The client can be assured that every single detail of the event will be considered by experienced VME staff ensuring a 'problem free' event.
A range of services that we can offer to event organisers are listed down the side of this page, with some recent events detailed below.
| Wakestock Festival |
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| Wakestock, which takes place in Abersoch, North Wales, is Europe's largest wakeboard music festival - A water sport/music combination which is proving highly popular. Sound, lighting and power for the event is provided by VME every year. |
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| Alton Towers - Ultimate Event |
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| 12,000 gathered together at Alton Towers for an Ultimate Event featuring Delirious?, Rebecca St James and Siani, as well as DJ/Compere Cameron Dante. VME provided sound, lights, generators and power distribution. |
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| Big Freeze Festival 08 |
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| VME Events recently provided PA, Lighting, Video, Power & Engineers for the Big Freeze festival, which took place in Battersea Power Station. |
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| It's Our Destiny |
| Michelle Williams, one third of Destiny’s Child, was performing her new Gospel album at Fairfield Halls, Croydon. Roy Francis Productions were promoting the event and chose VME to supply sound for the occasion. |
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| Cannon & Ball "Rock Around The Church" Tour |
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| VME provided sound & lighting equipment, backdrop and engineers. The tour also starred Syd Little, the Mike Ryal Band and singer Diane Regan. |
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| Nicki Rogers "Feeder Lane" Tour |
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| VME have put out sound and lighting for Nicki’s first full band tour. The tour is across the UK & into Ireland in a variety of venues. The speaker system is flexible enough for venues from 200 – 1500 and is controlled by an Allen & Heath ML4000 desk. |
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| Mersey Fest |
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| The launch of Merseyfest, an event that takes place in August 2005 was held at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral, which has an exceptional reverberation time, so it is not the easiest place to amplify live rock bands, or various speakers including James Jones the Bishop of Liverpool. |
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