Since 1959, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club has held a prestigious place in London’s live music scene, welcoming legendary artists such as Miles Davis and Amy Winehouse to its stage. The recent refurbishment of its first-floor venue, Upstairs at Ronnie’s, marks a new chapter in the club’s history.
Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week, one of the world's leading bridal fashion events, relied on the Hog lighting control system to support an intensive programme of runway shows and special events during its latest edition.
River of Lights is a captivating public light art installation created by Los Angeles-based lighting design studio Visual Terrain, Inc. at the City of Santa Clarita's Central Park, featuring 80 Anolis ArcDot pixel luminaires.
When Bad Bunny launched his Debí Tirar Más Fotos Tour in November 2025, he brought to the stage an album whose significance extended far beyond the world of pop. Debí Tirar Más Fotos had been awarded the 2026 Grammy for Album of the Year earlier that year, becoming the first entirely Spanish-language album to receive the honor.
Pathé Ede, the largest cinema in the Netherlands, has been successfully transformed into a premium event venue capable of hosting everything from corporate presentations to large-scale conferences for up to 1,000 guests.
Slovenian lighting and visual design studio Blackout created and delivered a spectacular 360-degree lighting show for popular Croatian singer Jakov Jozinović, who performed two sold-out concerts at Ljubljana’s Stožice Arena.
Russell Dickerson's RussellMania Tour is one of the most ambitious country music headline tours of the year, taking the multi-platinum artist to arenas, outdoor amphitheatres and major festivals across North America in support of Famous Back Home, his fourth studio album.
Singapore-based lighting designer Fengmao selected 12 Astera QuikSpot units as a high-quality, highly practical wireless lighting solution to illuminate six stunning bronze sculptures by the legendary Colombian artist and sculptor Fernando Botero.
Hip-hop legends Wu-Tang Clan are currently on their global farewell tour, Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber, an extensive run that began last summer and will continue through much of 2026.
Frenzied mosh pits, pyrotechnic displays, crushing riffs and thunderous basslines… all of this and much more filled every corner of Donington Park during the revamped edition of the Download Festival. And wherever you looked, ChamSys was there too.
