Short listing
Dangerous Cheese is Regina’s neon 80s pop and rock party band, bringing familiar songs, synchronized visuals, and a dance floor that keeps moving.
Dangerous Cheese
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Event description
Big hair, bright colour, and the songs you know: Dangerous Cheese brings the sound and spectacle of the 80s to the stage. With confirmed five-second transitions and No Mercy Dancefloor pacing, we’ll have you singing along all night.
Radio or stage intro
Get ready for Dangerous Cheese — 80s pop, rock, neon spectacle, and a night you cheddar believe in!
Dated planning summary
Production Summary — September 6, 2026
This is a planning summary, not a universal rider. Final inclusions, schedule, power, access, and venue responsibilities must be confirmed for each booking.
Show formatThree 50-minute sets or two longer sets, arranged for the event schedule
Home baseRegina, Saskatchewan · Western Canada bookings
Minimum stage20 ft wide × 10 ft deep
Show style80s pop and rock, synchronized visuals, and confirmed five-second transitions
House-production booking
The venue and band confirm the available stage, power, sound, lighting, video, backline, crew, and load-in plan during the advance.
Full-production arrangement
Dangerous Cheese can provide full sound, full lighting, synchronized video, and necessary backline only when those items are included in the specific booking agreement. They are not automatic inclusions.
Planning windows
Allow about three hours for load-in and setup when full production is in play, plus approximately two and a half hours for teardown. Confirm the actual event schedule during the advance.
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- Event date, city, venue address, and primary contact
- Stage dimensions, room dimensions, and stage access
- Load-in route, parking, stairs or elevator, and available setup window
- House sound, lighting, video, backline, crew, and venue technical contact
- Available power, with requirements confirmed directly during the technical advance
- Doors, meals or speeches, showtime, set breaks, curfew, and hard stop
- Private greenroom arrangements
- Ticket link, age policy, poster deadline, sponsor logos, and promo approvals
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