DCR Nashville

Founded in 2004 as a rental operation for high-end digital audio consoles, DCR Nashville has grown into a touring production company built around three disciplines: audio, video, and lighting. Operating from Music City for more than 20 years, the company outfits musicians and live events with the technical crews and equipment needed to get a show on stage, scaling services up or down depending on what a tour requires.

Some clients need audio alone, others pair lighting with video, and larger productions call on all three services together. That flexibility shows up across a client list spanning rock, country, and metal acts as well as live sports. Trace Adkins has used the company for audio services, while Robert Plant & Alison Krauss have relied on audio and lighting support for their performances.

Other spotlighted engagements include audio and video work for Mastodon and for The Mega-Monsters Tour, lighting and video for Hollywood Vampires, and combined audio, video, and lighting for Brantley Gilbert. Nashville Soccer Club has also turned to DCR Nashville for audio, video, and lighting, extending the company's production work beyond music into live sports presentation. Headquartered at 500 Brick Church Park Dr in Nashville under founder and CEO Howard Jones, the company marks its 20th year in 2024, tracing a path from console rentals to full-scale touring production support.