Global concert staging and live events company TAIT acquired longtime production studio and creative agency partner, Silent House Productions, the two companies announced Monday (March 2).
TAIT, which stages events for the Olympics, Disney, Cirque du Soleil, Beyoncé and more, is bringing Silent House’s Emmy-award-winning production team, touring and studio operations under its umbrella. The combined companies, which recently teamed up on Taylor Swift‘s The Eras Tour, Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia tour and Backstreet Boys’ Into The Millennium residency at Sphere, can offer “creative, technical, and delivery expertise to build productions at any scale,” according to a press release.
“By unifying two trusted industry experts, our goal is to help our partners to collectively align the creative, technical, financial, and logistical reality of their projects and ideally unlock new opportunities beyond the show,” said Adam Davis, CEO of TAIT, in a statement.
Though terms of the deal were not disclosed, this is the first big acquisition this year for the global events industry, which is expected to be worth $2.5 trillion within the next 10 years, according to a report by Allied Market Research.
In 2024, European music festivals operator Superstruct was acquired by KKR, with support from CVC Capital Partners, for 1.3 billion euros ($1.39 billion). In May 2025, Providence Equity Partners bought a controlling stake in GCL, owner of Rock-It Cargo, the official logistics provider for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and the new FIFA Club World Cup.
“By formally aligning, we’re expanding what we can do together and streamlining the creative and technical process — allowing us to bring our clients’ ideas to life faster and more economically, without compromising the artistic vision,” said Baz Halpin, founder and CEO of Silent House Group, in a statement.
Nishen Radia at B. Riley Securities served as Silent House’s exclusive financial advisor, while its legal counsel was Willkie Farr & Gallagher. Dechert LLP served as legal counsel to TAIT.
