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.
Proasur has been responsible for completing the lighting installation at the Pathway to Peace museum, an immersive exhibition space located at the Sheraton Grand Doha Resort & Convention Hotel in Qatar and promoted by the International Media Office (IMO) of the State of Qatar, which features lighting solutions from Prolights.
Llewellyn Hall, located at the Australian National University (ANU) in Acton, Canberra, is a heritage-listed building and is regarded as one of Australia's finest concert halls thanks to its outstanding acoustics.
Astera introduces a new configuration for its QuikBeam, a luminaire that has created a new category of uplighting fixtures thanks to its extremely compact and lightweight design, making it an ideal solution for both live events and film productions.
When Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show opened this spring at New York's Studio 54 with an all-star cast and an award-winning creative team, success seemed all but guaranteed.
Chicago’s Wintrust Arena hosted an ambitious audiovisual production for Levity’s show, designed by Ryan Warffuel and the team at Antic Studios.
The Stars 80 Forever tour has returned with a refreshed production that combines iconic 1980s music with a modern lighting design created by Damien Dufaitre of BlackMoon. At the heart of this design are 38 Infinity Furion FX402 Bars, supplied by MPM Audiolight.
AG Production Services and The Activity joined forces on a project celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States, using Elation lighting to transform Hoover Dam into a stunning visual tribute that highlighted the scale of the dam and canyon while evoking a strong sense of national pride.
Isaac Bargiela, the production’s creative director, lighting designer and scenographer, used GLP JDC Burst 1 fixtures as the centrepiece of a unified visual language integrating lighting, video and scenography across one of Spain’s most ambitious touring productions today.
