Lighting designer Richard Larkum has spent nearly two decades working with the Hog platform, bringing its control capabilities to concert stages around the world.
To keep pace with evolving technology and its demanding schedule, the Tarkington in Carmel, Indiana, has upgraded its lighting system with solutions from ETC and High End Systems.
Elation Professional supported the British Music Embassy (BME) stages at this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW) conference and festival, held in Austin, Texas.
Winter Fairytale was a popular large-scale special production performed by Ansambel Saša Avsenika at Ljubljana’s Stožice Arena and the first live music show in Slovenia to feature Robe iESPRITE LTL moving lights, acquired by rental company Intralite.
Seeing Prospa for the first time, fans are struck by their musical talent. The Leeds-based duo masterfully blends riffs, breakbeat rhythms, and analog synthesizer sounds, creating a fluid and immersive experience that one critic compared to “da Vinci painting with light on a canvas”.
The Baths of Caracalla in Rome, one of the most imposing archaeological complexes of the ancient city, provided the setting for the celebration dinner marking the 32nd general assembly of EFC (European Football Clubs).
The Movistar Arena has implemented a new façade lighting system aimed at strengthening its urban presence and providing the building with greater visual adaptability depending on its programme.
The latest tour by artist Saiko has stood out for its high-level lighting design based on Claypaky solutions, consolidating a stage proposal in which light not only accompanies but also structures and enhances the live show’s narrative.
Feld Entertainment Inc. premiered its new production Disney On Ice presents Jump In! on August 29, 2025, in Orlando, Florida. During the 2025–26 season, the tour will visit 36 cities, including Miami, Atlanta, Baltimore, Newark, Philadelphia, Chicago, Montreal, Dallas, and Houston.
One of the UK’s leading theatre lighting designers, Neil Austin, has served as the inspiration for a new groundbreaking theatre luminaire from GLP.
The Dystopia Festival 2026, held at Parc Expo Rennes, delivered an immersive experience in which lighting played a central role, with a design by the Concept K team supported by CHAUVET Professional technology.
Theatre lighting designer Howard Hudson relied heavily on GLP’s X5 LED range to bring to life the Almeida Theatre’s stage production of The Line of Beauty, a portrait of Thatcher’s Britain at one of its most divisive periods.
