Passenger

Various photos of Passenger's 2017 world tour (particularly the show in Toronto) show him using a Sennheiser MD 431-II as oppose to his previous tour's AKG D7.

“The hardest thing to mix is a sound where you actually have to hear every single spoken word and phrase, even down to the gasps when an artist catches their breath,” said Kemp. “The AKG D7 reference microphone best highlights the dynamism of Passenger’s vocals with a vocal condenser feel. It also provides the most feedback rejection of any microphone I’ve tried.”

“I have had and continue to have a great relationship with AKG,” said Kemp. “Not just for live shows, but for location and ambient recordings as well. I feel so comfortable with AKG products at this point— the reliability and range of products allows me to find just the right fit for each situation—and when I do, I know the products are going to work.”

In a YouTube video titled "Ed Sheeran feat. Passenger - No Diggity / Thrift Shop," Passenger is seen using a Shure SM58 microphone, marking a rare instance of him being filmed with this equipment.

Passenger Uses this microphone to record his vocals during the runaway acoustic sessions.

“I have had and continue to have a great relationship with AKG,” said Kemp. “Not just for live shows, but for location and ambient recordings as well. I feel so comfortable with AKG products at this point— the reliability and range of products allows me to find just the right fit for each situation—and when I do, I know the products are going to work.”

In the first seconds of this video you can spot the Neumann KU100 on the left. This microphone is used to record ambiance sounds on some of the runaway acoustic versions.

At 28:18 you can see the guitar transmitter on his guitar strap.