The Lincoln man who has rubbed shoulders with countless stars
When Rob Morley found himself doing pyrotechnics for Metallica at Download Festival, he had to pinch himself.
Every day is always different for Rob – from turning into a ’13-year-old fan girl’ when he met Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi to working with Olly Murs at a wedding anniversary party in someone’s garden. “Metallica were setting up and we had a conversation,” he said. “They had someone not turn up and asked me to help. It was absolutely unreal.
Whilst working at Kilworth House for comedian Jasper Carrott, he was talking to him back stage along with Bev Bevan, the drummer from Electric Light Orchestra. At a Little Mix tribute concert he made a mirror ball go pink and said: “Seeing the kids jump up in their parents’ arms and seeing the sparkle and enjoyment in those eyes is all the reward I need in life. Getting the magic reaction raises the hairs on my arm.”Rob’s lighting for a Best of Queen Show at the O2.Rob has also met a lot of big names where he lives in Lincoln, including during work at the New Theatre Royal.
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