Photos by Louise Stickland Lighting designer Sune Verdier of b-ql.dk and scenographer Benjamin La Cour collaborated to produce a thrilling, raw and hugely dynamic lighting aesthetic for a new production of Green Day's uncompromising American Idiot rock musical staged at Den Grå Hal (The Grey Hall) in the vibrant Christiania area

Moscow-based production company MAX \ MAX chose the cutting-edge technology of award-winning beam shaper the Claypaky Scenius Profile to feature in two distinct lighting designs for two large-scale anniversary events. Both events - the 50th anniversary of international cosmetic company Oriflame and the 25th anniversary of international footwear company Analpa

Photos by JF Lalonde Multimedia entertainment studio Moment Factory and lighting designer Christopher Bushell are the creatives behind Indie music heavyweights Arcade Fire's 'most ambitious production to date' - the Infinite Content tour.  Bushell, who worked closely with Creative Director Tarik Mikou from Moment Factory on the production, is using an Avolites Sapphire Touch

Photos by Pressebilder.ch Seventy Robe BMFL moving lights – 48 BMFL Blades and 22 x BMFL WashBeams were used on the 2017 Basel Tattoo, one of the most important military tattoos in Europe, which is staged for a week in a temporary structure erected in front of the Kaserne former military

Sound Image supplies full K1/K2 system for NHL/NBA arena’s six-show grand opening residency from Michigan’s native son. Detroit’s newly opened Little Caesars Arena (LCA), the new home to the city’s NHL Red Wings and NBA Pistons as well as part of The District Detroit, a dynamic mix of sports and entertainment

The KATANAs lit Green Day, Kasabian, Robbie Williams, Rag'N'Bone Man, LP and many more on the stage of the ‘Lucca Summer Festival 2017’. DTS lit the Lucca Summer Festival 2017, one of the cult events of Italian summers, with over 100 projectors – with the KATANA in the foreground – also

d3 4x4pro media servers played a central role in Justin Bieber’s visually-intensive Purpose Tour. Michael Figge, director of Burbank-based POSSIBLE, the tour visuals team, partnered with creative director Nick DeMoura and tour director Chris Gratton to realize environments and performance looks for the show. POSSIBLE designed, shot, animated and edited