Metallica’s record-breaking M72 tour continues to play sold-out venues across Europe in support of the band’s eleventh studio album, 72 Seasons. The tour began in Amsterdam in April 2023 and continues to captivate Metallica fans around the world.
In late April, the 17th edition of the International Music Summit launched Ibiza’s summer season with IMS Dalt Vila, once again transforming a UNESCO World Heritage Site into one of the most spectacular stages in electronic music.
From historic venues to next-generation stadiums, lighting in North American sports facilities is undergoing a quiet yet significant transformation.
Created just five years ago, We Belong Here has quickly become one of the fastest-growing EDM festivals. This year, it took another step forward by expanding from two to three days.
The iconic Czech rock band Lucie celebrated its 40th anniversary with a series of explosive concerts in four major cities across the Czech Republic: one in Brno, one in Ostrava, two in Prague, and a final show at the LOGSPEED CZ Aréna in Plzeň, all of them sold out.
Duinrell, the holiday resort, amusement park, and water park located in Wassenaar (South Holland) and highly popular with families, celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2025.
Fit For An Autopsy’s recent North American tour with Lamb of God put lighting designer Vinny Shaw’s adaptability to the test, as he was required to adjust his show to different technical configurations at every concert, relying on both busking and the capabilities of his ChamSys console.
If you ask an AI to describe the industrial aesthetic, it will most likely refer to familiar elements: steel, exposed brick, and visible structures. However, EDM designer Steve Lieberman chose to break away from that imagery when approaching Max Styler’s show at Radius Chicago, opting for a more refined and contemporary vision.
Robe Lighting was one of the technical partners of the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), held at the Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna, Austria, in an edition marked by spectacular staging and a high level of production.
The collaboration between Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize brought an explosive mix of industrial rock and electronic techno to Coachella’s Sahara Stage, enhanced by an impressive lighting design by Paul “Arlo” Guthrie based on 57 COLORado PXL Curve 12 motorized battens from CHAUVET Professional.
