Delta Live has strengthened its position at the forefront of live sound through significant investments in next-generation audio systems, deployed across some of the United Kingdom’s most iconic events and venues.
Bryan Adams stands alone with his acoustic guitar in the ancient amphitheater of Pompeii, where Pink Floyd once made history. No band, no effects, no in-ear monitoring. Just his voice, his guitar, a piano, and stone walls that have carried sound for more than two millennia. It is the pure essence of his music.
The energy inside the Beyon Al Dana Amphitheater at Exhibition World Bahrain in September was electric as Egyptian superstar Tamer Hosny delivered a spectacular performance that left the audience in awe.
On September 13, Rome’s Vatican City hosted Grace for the World, the first-ever music concert held in St. Peter’s Square, reportedly drawing more than a quarter of a million people to the venerable plaza.
The production company Sharemusic! has opted for an advanced sound system to optimize audio quality at the benchmark large-scale festivals Love the 90s, Love the Twenties and I Love Reggaeton, held this spring–summer at the Miguel Ríos concert venue in Rivas Vaciamadrid and at the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.
When a band stands out for its powerful guitar sound and devoted audience, the last thing it needs is to get lost in its own mix. Thanks to its ultra-low latency FPGA processing power, KLANG:vokal+ provided the Swedish heavy metal band Avatar with the perfect solution to keep their in-ear mixes open and natural.
Originally built in 1975 and previously known as Les Arènes de l'Agora, the Arènes de Grand Paris Sud has been transformed into a state-of-the-art cultural and sporting destination following a comprehensive five-year, €35 million renovation.
The Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, one of the most prominent multipurpose venues in the Middle East, has just completed a major upgrade of its sound system using the latest loudspeaker technologies from d&b audiotechnik.
In the demanding world of live music, where technical precision is paramount, radio frequency (RF) coordinator Shannon Fitzpatrick has quickly become one of the rising stars in the industry.
More than 600,000 visitors turned Dresden into one of the country’s biggest dance floors during the three-day CANALETTO Dresden City Festival. The legendary Original Försters Bowleparty once again transformed Dresden’s historic city centre into a top-class party hotspot.
When Prague's renowned Queen tribute band Queenie set out to collaborate with the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, they faced a familiar audio engineering challenge: how to preserve the visceral impact of stadium rock while allowing a full symphony orchestra to maintain its natural clarity and presence.
In August 2025, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park became the backdrop for an unprecedented convergence of major live music events: Dead & Company’s three-night celebration of 60 years of the Grateful Dead’s music, the Outside Lands Music Festival, and a sold-out concert by country star Zach Bryan.
For three decades, the Rio Loco festival has opened Toulouse's summer festivities, transforming the heart of the city into a vibrant celebration of world music. Located on the Prairie des Filtres site near the iconic Pont Neuf, the festival draws 6,000 daily attendees to its main stage, creating an electric atmosphere along the banks of the Garonne River.
With a career spanning from the stage as a guitarist to the mixing consoles of the most demanding concerts, Jai Vatuk has established himself as one of the most respected live sound engineers on the international scene.
On July 5, the original lineup of Black Sabbath —Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, and the late Ozzy Osbourne— reunited for the last time in their hometown of Birmingham for an unprecedented charity concert.
The return of Jovanotti to live concerts with the PalaJova tour maintains the high production standards of the famous performer. It included a sound system comprised of GSL and XSL loudspeakers from the SL-Series by d&b audiotechnik, which, in the hands of veteran sound engineer Pino ‘Pinaxa’ Pischetola, delivered a pleasant, uniform and powerful sound.
The MTV Video Music Awards have always been about pushing creative boundaries, from iconic performances to elaborate staging.
MGG Productions has successfully deployed its newly-acquired L-Acoustics K2 sound system at the Toyota Innibos Lowveld National Arts Festival, marking a significant milestone as the company celebrates its 25th anniversary year.
Polygon Live held its first UK event this spring, calling on Britannia Row Productions in London before replicating the level of service in North America with LD Systems in the build-up to Bonnaroo Music & Art Festival.
The 59th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival brought together 250,000 music fans for two weeks of live concerts along the sparkling shores of Lake Geneva in Switzerland. More than 700 performances filled its stages with genres ranging from jazz, Latin music, R&B, pop and rock, to EDM and hip hop.
Heavy metal giants Trivium have always stood out for their powerful, complex, and refined sound. Their pursuit of the ideal tone has been, from the beginning, a constant journey toward the new and the inspiring, never knowing exactly where it might lead them.
Formed in Paris during 1981, Indochine have combined single and album sales of 10 million. Their latest tour sold out in hours, with 105 dates across France, Belgium and Switzerland. Over one million people will experience these shows and, in a first for France, powering every performance will be a pair of DiGiCo Quantum 852s, supplied by MPM Audiolight.
