What is NOT a responsibility of a roadie?

The role of a roadie, or a member of the road crew, involves various practical responsibilities directly related to the logistics of live performances. Packing away equipment at the end of a show, setting up before an event, and looking after equipment are core duties that ensure everything runs smoothly during a performance.

In contrast, conducting artist interviews is typically outside the scope of a roadie's responsibilities. Interviews are usually handled by publicists, managers, or other media relations personnel. A roadie is focused more on the technical and operational aspects of the performance rather than public relations or media activities. This distinction clearly highlights why conducting artist interviews is not a responsibility of a roadie.