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My name is Steve Bunting and I am a professional freelance FOH / Monitors live sound engineer, RF / systems technician and audio consultant specialising in live music mixing. I am based in Stockholm, Sweden but maintain close ties to the UK and travel worldwide.

I offer a professional approach to all live sound applications, with considerable experience drawn from a diverse range of events including bands, clubs, tours, functions, conferences, theatre, orchestral, comedy, seminars and festivals in a variety of venues. I have hands-on experience of an extensive range of professional audio equipment and a thorough grounding in audio engineering theory but come from a musical background so smoothly combine the technical and creative aspects of audio production. My extensive contacts in the industry permit me to select the highest quality and best-suited crew and suppliers for a particular event. Above all, I take great pride in my work and have a great deal of enthusiasm for my job.

I hope that this website will give you an idea of my experience and capabilities. Please feel free to learn more about what I can do for you by taking a look around.

Thanks for taking the time to visit, and please feel free to contact me.

Alfie Boe

Monday 22nd April 2019

I recently finished a tour mixing monitors for Alfie Boe's solo tour supporting his new album 'As Time Goes By'. The tour mainly comprised of concert halls around the UK ending with one night in the Royal Albert Hall. While it was a stripped back setup compared to the Ball & Boe production, there was still quite a lot going on with a 5-piece rhythm section and 5-piece horn section. Major Tom supplied the audio with a DiGiCo SD7 and Sennheiser 2050 IEMs on stage and a DiGiCo SD10 FOH console with Meyer Sound Leopard PA. The tour continues into Europe and Japan in April/May.

Kim Wilde UK Tour

Wednesday 18th April 2018

I am currently in the middle of Kim Wilde's first headline UK tour in over 30 years, in my normal position at stage left mixing monitors, with the familiar combination of DiGiCo console (SD10) and Sennheiser IEMs (G3). Myself and the FOH engineer Sean, who is using an SD9, are sharing an SD-Rack. The tour, which runs for the whole of April, is in support of the new 'Here Come The Aliens' album, released in March 2018, which has received a lot of support from BBC Radio 2. There will be more to come this year and next, starting with a German tour in October and a Dutch tour in November 2018.

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