Ahead of its debut from 30 September to 2 October 2026 at the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC), Prolight + Sound Bangkok (PLSB) —co-organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd and VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific— is strengthening regional collaboration.
American rock band Halestorm are currently on a world tour supporting their latest album, Everest, released in August 2025. The tour, titled EVEREST, features a striking lighting design created by Mathias Kuhn, conceived to reflect the band’s drama, energy and musical power.
I Hate Models, the alias of French techno producer Guillaume Labadie, does not refer to the world of fashion, but rather to his rejection of formulas and genres that confine creativity. That philosophy shaped the show Refract: I Hate Models All Night Long, held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles with visual design by Auratecture.
The MD 9235 microphone capsule for wireless handheld microphones has long been a favourite among many sound engineers and artists thanks to its ability to cut through high on-stage sound levels and reject crosstalk, even in front of the PA system.
Raphael returned to Madrid with a concert at Movistar Arena that sold out all tickets. The performance, part of his Raphaelísimo tour, once again brought together audiences from different generations and confirmed the artist’s strength in large-scale venues.
Tennis fans and residents of Turin (Italy) enjoyed a spectacular visual show, presented twice each night over the eight days of the 2025 ATP Finals, the prestigious tournament that closes the ATP Tour season, held at the Inalpi Arena.
GLP reports increased demand during the summer and autumn for its skytracker MAD MAXX, a large-format LED luminaire designed to recreate the effect of the xenon searchlights of 3 kW and 7 kW historically used in large-scale shows and events.
Produced by AVIXA, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, InfoComm 2026 will offer a refreshed experience for attendees to explore how professional audiovisual technologies are transforming the way we work, play, learn and connect.
IBC announced a new strategic partnership with EIT Culture & Creativity, the institutional partnership for culture and creativity supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), which has been appointed IBC’s European Innovation Partner for 2026.
The 2025 Army–Navy Gala, held at the Baltimore Convention Center, came to life with a spectacular lighting design created by Christina Rupp, using PARAGON fixtures from Elation Professional supplied by Afterglow Lighting.
L-Acoustics inaugurated its first dedicated regional headquarters for the Americas in Nashville, a strategic move that places the company at the center of the entertainment industry's creative hub.
Dalhalla, a unique open-air amphitheatre set in the former Draggängarna limestone quarry in central Sweden, is undoubtedly one of the most attractive and interesting live music venues in Europe.
The Russian deathcore band Slaughter to Prevail received unanimous praise from critics during their recent Grizzly Winter Tour across the UK and the European Union. However, the group from Yekaterinburg was not the only one drawing acclaim during the 18-date run, which concluded on February 8 at Prague’s Forum Karlín.
Dani Martín has launched his highly anticipated residency at Madrid’s Movistar Arena with resounding success, drawing more than 15,000 people per night during the opening dates of his anniversary tour.
Elation Professional introduced the VOLT+ Series, a next-generation family of battery-powered lighting solutions designed to deliver true mobility without sacrificing professional performance.
Songs such as To Mi Je Vsec and Malo Malo, which remained on the charts for more than 150 weeks, have become true anthems in Slovenia. She has sold out major venues, and critics have unanimously praised the strength and style of her work. Without a doubt, Nina Pušlar has built a solid and distinguished career.
Opened in 1957 with a design by the founding architects of the State of Israel, Dov Karmi and Ze'ev Rechter, Lowy Hall immediately became a cultural landmark that would shape Israel’s musical landscape for generations.
