For post-hardcore music fans the summer of 2018 was something special as two of the genres best, New York-based Quicksand and Glassjaw, teamed up on a 20-date, co-headlining tour across the U.S. JDI Productions, Inc. of Rhode Island served as lighting vendor for Quicksand with an Elation Professional lighting rig of DARTZ 360™ LED moving heads, ACL 360 Bar™ LED battens and Cuepix Blinder WW2™ keeping colorful pace with the band’s creatively intense sound.

From the team behind the Olivier Award-winning The Play That Goes Wrong, The Comedy About A Bank Robbery is an hilarious and dynamic show focusing on the robbery of Minneapolis City Bank – and everything that goes wrong in the process. The play has run in the West End for three years now at The Criterion Theatre and has been a smash hit with audiences and critics alike. It is now embarking on a UK tour and White Light is supplying the lighting equipment.

With a host of options found in more expensive LED video wall products, Christie CorePlus is designed with a focus on affordability and flexibility. With complete front or rear access, CorePlus is easy to install and service and compatible with Christie’s ADA-compliant direct-mount system, which allows the video wall to be directly installed onto appropriate surfaces, eliminating the need for a costly mounting frame.

Champion LED Pro and GTLED luminaires from Thorn have been chosen to light the brand-new Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge – the world’s longest bridge across the sea.

Step inside Terminal V and you know that you have entered somewhere special. Somewhere that feels less like a building and more like an intergalactic spaceship. The flowing spaces, the futuristic architecture, the atmospheric light – everything seems ready for take-off. Ready for a journey to worlds that have not yet been discovered. But then it gets even better, because Terminal V in Lauterach, Austria, is the showroom of housing specialist Hefel. From here, visitors can embark on a very special journey with the help of the latest virtual reality technology. And the destination? Their new home.