The 14-strong international production house spans three offices in the UK, Sydney and Singapore and marks the end of Sevens7, which has been operating since 2005 and run events including Paul McCartney at Battersea Power Station, and managed projects at Glastonbury Festival.
Heading up TLF's Sydney office is Tamara Mallick, while Kristy Castleton will lead the Singapore base.
Harvey Goldsmith, a director of TLF, explained: "TLF has been set up to deliver exceptional live projects and cutting-edge event technology for partners around the world. Built around a strong and experienced management team, world-class creative and technical personnel we provide a progressive mentality to project delivery and state-of-the-art event technology and techniques."
Meanwhile, Sevens7 co-owner and now TLF director Dan Howson told Event the plan was to specialise "purely in the nuts and bolts" and be available to organisations including agencies, brands, promoters, and government to deliver production.
TLF services include event creation and production, tour support, backstage management, temporary and broadcast infrastructure, and will offer a consultancy service, working as an agent for a portfolio of professionals within the live events industry.
TLF is currently working with AEG, Glastonbury Festivals, Fifa, M&C Saatchi, MTV, Burberry, Nike, Ministry of Sound, Nissan, Tupac Martir and Momentum.
Forthcoming shows and tours include The Ronnie Wood Band, Carl Cox & Friends, Soldiers of Orange and Andrea Bocelli.
Howson added: "TLF is a hothouse for live event innovation and a place where the closest, the most exciting and the most collaborative working relationships are created and nurtured. With experience and knowledge spanning decades, we're incredibly excited to be able to work with even more of the world's decision makers through the provision of pioneering and cutting-edge live event production."
Sevens7 sister operation Stepladder Worldwide, which provides entry-level staff with an opportunity to produce their own projects, will continue to operate.
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