The Limitzz Outdoor 2025 festival offered another unforgettable experience across the border, near Maastricht, at the iconic Onder de Brug venue in Vroenhoven (Belgium).
“See you next year”, shouted Liam Gallagher to some 90,000 ecstatic fans at Wembley Stadium, closing the September 28th concert, part of the global Live ’25 tour. His words sparked a wave of excitement and hope throughout the music world.
Canadian lighting designer Michael “Herk” Herkimer of HLX experienced a slight career epiphany when lead singer Raine Maida of popular award-winning Canadian alt-rockers Our Lady Peace (OLP) briefed him ahead of the band’s 2025 Canadian tour!
Follow-Me has played a vital role in the elaborate production of Der Freischütz at the Bregenzer Festspiele in Austria with its Follow-Me 3D SIX and Follow-Me Track-iT systems.
Popular Canadian indie rockers Peach Pit completed the North American section of their Long Hair, Long Life tour with a brand-new lighting design from George Gorton from Vancouver-based creative design studio Loud Entertainment Design Group.
Pitbull, the Grammy Award-winning American rapper, singer, actor and entrepreneur, recently wowed audiences at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort hotel, the first phase of a residency which will resume in May, picking up incredible reviews.
The San Francisco Opera (SFO) is bringing a new level of versatility to its repertory lighting with the addition of Elation’s multi-functional PARAGON moving head fixtures.
Lighting a festival in a former power plant is, without a doubt, an invitation to create electrifying images. The Onedot team certainly understood this and took that inspiration to the next level during the three-day Lumen Festival, produced by Produkt at New City Gas, a venue that traces its origins back to an emblematic generating station from 1849.
Brown Note Productions, Inc. in Thornton, Colorado deployed 92 new Claypaky Ultimo Sharpy fixtures at DJ Sammy Virji’s high-energy show in Denver’s Civic Center Park on September 13.
Maybe it’s a coincidence… or some sort of karma… or perhaps it’s the psychological effect that a big flip of the calendar has on people… who knows? For whatever reason, though, the turn-of-the-last-century shook up a lot of things; among them was metal music, as a generation of new bands redefined the genre.
