Kam transitioned from the Launchpad stage to the Main stage, taking over as Master Electrician for Breakaway’s full 2026 US tour. In this role, she managed the department and handled the composing of all data and power distribution documentation and calculations. This included plotting power loads and network routing to ensure system stability across a variety of touring venues. Kam also led the lighting crew through the daily load-ins and strikes, balancing the technical requirements of the rig with the logistics of a fast-paced national tour to keep the production running smoothly
Tour: Breakaway 2026
Stage: Main Stage
Production Manager: Ian Gotts
Stage Manager: Tony DeSaro
Vendor/Client: Technical Arts Group (TAG)
Lighting Programmers: Ollie Costolloe, Michael Salvatore
Master Electrician/ Systems: Kam Beaman
Lighting Technicians: Ryan Smarr, David Reyes, Teresa Whitehouse
LED Engineer: Justin Goreschak
Audio Engineer: Justin Bridges
Kam served as a Scenic and Lighting Technician for Suki Waterhouse’s 2026 Loveland Tour, playing an integral role in bringing the production’s visual design to life throughout the first leg of the tour. Working alongside Lighting Director Mac McClary, Kam helped manage the installation, handling, and maintenance of soft goods, scenic elements, and lighting systems across multiple tour stops. Balancing the physical demands of scenic production with the technical requirements of concert lighting, Kam contributed to the consistency and execution of the show night after night. With a hands-on approach and a role that bridged multiple areas of production, Kam helped ensure that each venue was transformed into an environment that supported the tour’s artistic vision.
Tour: Suki Waterhouse "Loveland"
Production Manager: Tom Holst
Tour Manager: Kristopher Seigmueller
Vendor: PRG, Art Firm, Sew What!
Lighting Programmer: Kai Colucci
Lighting Director: Mac McClary
Lighting and Scenic Technician: Kamryn Beaman
Joining Grammy nominated artist, Joe Bonamassa, and their production team on the road in 2024, Kam transitioned from an initial role as fill-in Crew Chief (2024) to Lighting Director in 2025. In this capacity, she oversees the lighting department’s operations on a global touring scale, balancing creative execution with technical management. Her contributions include show programming and operation of the lighting design. Beyond the console, Kam manages on-site labor and staff while maintaining the integrity of the lighting system—including networking, data distribution, and power infrastructure. From the supervision of rig installation to the final strike, she remains a dedicated member of the Bonamassa crew, ensuring high-level production consistency across all performances.
Artist: Joe Bonamassa
Summer 2024-Summer 2026
Production Manager: John Kaylor
Vendor: Special Event Services (SES)
Lighting Designer: Jeff Cranfill
Lighting Director: Kam Beaman
Lighting Crew Chief: Andrew Oaks
In 2025, Kam played a crucial role in programming, and integrating advanced lighting and special effects systems for the Breakaway Music Festival's US tour. Designing one-off rigs for unique venues throughout the second leg of the tour with Wes Rutland of PDS. The team's meticulous attention to detail ensured that the Launch Pad Stage stood out, providing a visually captivating experience for festival-goers. Kam effectively managed labor, coordinating a skilled team to implement the design efficiently while overseeing equipment and maintenance to guarantee optimal performance. Additionally, they managed networking systems, ensuring seamless communication across all technical aspects. Kam's expertise in on-site logistics streamlined the installation process, allowing for a flawless execution that highlighted the creativity and energy of the festival, ultimately contributing to its success.
Tour: Breakaway 2025
Stage: Launch Pad (Presented by White Claw)
Production Manager: Brad Bullard Jr.
Stage Manager: Bobby Melton
Vendor/Client: Technical Arts Group (TAG)
Lighting Director: Kam Beaman
Video Director: Justin Goreschak
Audio Engineer: Kelvin Abraham
Lighting/Video Technician: Donald Rose, Quinn Wilkins
In 2024, Kam was contracted as the Dimmer and Networking Technician for Hootie & the Blowfish’s highly anticipated Summer Camp with Trucks tour. Working under the leadership of Lighting Crew Chief Andrew Oaks, she played a critical role in the tour’s technical backbone, managing complex power and data distribution throughout the entire lighting system. Her expertise was essential in assisting with the seamless integration of Follow-Me and d3 systems within the lighting network, ensuring that the show’s sophisticated visual elements functioned flawlessly night after night. Kam served as a dedicated technician for the first half of the run, providing a stable technical foundation for the tour before transitioning to her next assignment on the road with Joe Bonamassa.
Lighting Designer: Kevin Northrup of Silver Bullets Design
Lighting Director: Will Lowdermilk
Lighting Crew Chief: Andrew Oaks
Production Vendor: Special Event Services (SES)
Kam’s entry into the world of professional touring was a true "trial by fire" when she was brought onto the 3 Doors Down tour mid-run. Serving as a Lighting Technician for her first-ever tour, she worked under the mentorship of Lighting Crew Chief Andrew Oaks and alongside lighting technician Lydia Lewis, quickly acclimating to the rigorous demands and fast-paced nature of the touring climate. Her technical growth and adaptability helped her greatly, later, Kam stepped up to fill the role of Lighting Director for the opening artist, Candlebox. This pivotal experience not only solidified her technical foundation but also proved her ability to lead and perform under pressure, setting the stage for her subsequent high-profile tours.
Lighting Director: Troy Grubb
Lighting Crew Chief: Andrew Oaks
Lighting Technicians: Kam Beaman and Lydia Lewis
Production Vendor: Special Event Services (SES)
Litehaus has played a pivotal role in enhancing the American Dance Championships by delivering exceptional production design and management services throughout its southeastern US tour. Their expertise in lighting design has transformed venues into vibrant atmospheres that elevate performances. By focusing on seamless integration of all elements, Litehaus guarantees that each aspect of the production, from dynamic lighting to immersive visual displays, work harmoniously together to create an unforgettable experience for both performers and audiences alike. Their commitment to excellence consistently shines through, making them a key partner in the success of this incredible dance competition.
Production Designer/Manager: Kam Beaman
Lighting/Video Director: Ryan Smarr and Quinn Wilkins
Production Vendor: ACS (West Columbia, SC)
Client: American Dance Championships
Please note that the portfolio featured on this website is not an exhaustive list of projects, but rather a curated selection of career highlights showcasing this professional’s experience and expertise. For a more comprehensive résumé or additional information about our team’s experience please contact us.
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