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All Access

An All Access pass is a credential that grants the holder entry to all general areas of a venue — backstage, production areas, FOH position, and audience areas. It's the standard working credential for touring crew and essential venue personnel.

All Access vs. AAA

The distinction varies by tour, but generally: All Access covers the full venue, while AAA (Access All Areas) may add access to the artist's private spaces — dressing room, green room, and artist-only areas. Some tours use them interchangeably; others maintain a clear hierarchy. The tour manager defines what each credential level grants.

Who gets All Access

Touring crew, production managers, tour managers, key venue staff, and essential promoter representatives typically receive All Access. The credential comes as a laminate (for touring personnel who need it every night) or a daily wristband/sticker (for local staff at each venue).

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Credentials

Credentials are identifiers given to touring personnel, guests, and local crew that show they are allowed to be in certain locations at the venue or festival grounds.

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Backstage

Backstage is the area behind and around the performance stage — encompassing dressing rooms, green rooms, production offices, catering areas, equipment storage, and crew working spaces.

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FOH (Front of House)

FOH stands for Front of House — referring both to the sound mixing position located in the audience area and the engineer who works there.

Production

AAA Pass

AAA stands for Access All Areas — the highest-level credential on most tours, granting unrestricted access to every part of the venue including the artist's private spaces.

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