The Laserworld Club Series has been on the market for more than 15 years and appears to have become Laserworld’s best-known product line.
The Ultra Main Stage 2026 once again stands out for its ambitious lighting design, featuring a large-scale technical deployment developed by Patrick Dierson in collaboration with CHAUVET Professional and Technical Arts Group (TAG).
Le Pin Galant, one of the leading performing arts centres in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, has completed a major audio upgrade based on L-Acoustics L2, continuing its long-standing relationship with the company after more than 30 years using the iconic V-DOSC system.
With Oasis returning to stadiums for its 2025 tour, the production was designed to operate on a large scale. The infrastructure included front-of-house towers, monitor world, and various technical areas distributed offstage, all requiring stable and reliable connectivity.
As North America prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the sports industry is undergoing a massive transformation. Today’s fans expect far more than just a seat: they demand an atmosphere capable of conveying the full intensity of the game.
The BoTree London is a stylish newly built hotel property and part of Hilton’s Curio Collection, located in the heart of Marylebone in central London.
The global Pro-AV market continues to move into a new phase of expansion driven by digital transformation, hybrid work environments, and the growing demand for immersive experiences.
A new audio installation at an exclusive private car condo in Austin, Texas, combines performance, design, and atmosphere through a system designed and integrated by Keystone Digital.
DJ BoBo is an iconic figure of the eurodance era. With more than 15 million records sold, the Swiss artist is one of the genre’s most successful performers. He is also widely recognised for his elaborate live productions, combining music, storytelling, dance, and visual spectacle.
PLASA Focus Leeds will return to the Royal Armouries in Leeds on 12–13 May with a seminar programme focused on some of the key challenges and transformations shaping the live entertainment sector.
The Shrine of Fátima is one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. Located in central Portugal, the sanctuary holds a powerful sense of spirituality and connection that attracts millions of visitors every year, many of whom travel long distances on foot to reach the site.
Peter Heath, managing director of the Professional Lighting and Sound Association (PLASA), has announced his retirement. He will remain in the position until a replacement is found and intends to continue representing the association through the #WeMakeEvents campaign as well as in a consultancy role following his retirement.
This spring, the Hog family from ETC played a fundamental role in what promises to be one of the biggest live events and concert productions of the year.
Beyond The Bridge is an innovative community project that has transformed the Falcon Road Rail Bridge underpass in Clapham, South London.
AVL SUMMIT by AFIAL 2026 will strengthen the role of live demonstrations and direct hands-on experience with professional audiovisual technology in its next edition. The event, taking place on October 7 and 8, 2026 at La Nave, Madrid, will introduce new formats focused on showcasing sound, lighting and video solutions in real operating conditions.
Live Design, in collaboration with TSDCA and USITT, will once again award the annual Pat MacKay Diversity In Design Scholarships to undergraduate students enrolled in an entertainment design program at a university or community college.
The highly anticipated launch of Ed Sheeran’s The Loop tour has already seen an impressive run of stadium concerts, beginning in New Zealand in early January and continuing in Australia, while the production is set to continue across South America and the United States later this year.
