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Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting design at the “Love the 90s” festival in Valencia

Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting design at the “Love... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting design at the “Love the 90s” festival in Valencia

90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an entire generation. At the end of May, the open-air area in front of the iconic Museu de les Ciències in Valencia was transformed into a vibrant journey through time with 90s stars such as Snow, 2 Unlimited, La Bouche, and DJ Sashe! Under the radiant sun until nightfall, more than 15,000 visitors celebrated in front of the two spectacular stages for hours on end – accompanied by a monumental lighting design by the Spanish creative studio Experiencias Visuales, which featured more than 200 Cameo lights. Lighting design meets architecture For lighting designer Edu Valverde, who has been responsible for the stage and lighting concept for “Love the 90s” since 2017, this year’s design was based on brutalism: “Large surfaces, straight lines – inspired by German architecture. The stage was designed to resemble a monolithic structure while also serving as a screen for projecting LED videos.” The seamless transition from daylight to darkness, which required a high degree of flexibility and luminosity from all the light models, presented a particular challenge. Three different cameo models were used, each of which was specifically adjusted 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional... 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an... 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an entire generation. At the end of May, the open-air area in front of the iconic Museu de les...

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Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates Bryan Adams in Málaga Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS... Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates... Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates Bryan Adams in Málaga

On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The Punches tour – and thrilled the audience of around 12,000 at the Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres with an energetic open-air concert that left nothing to be desired. Between anthems such as “Summer of ’69”, “Run to You” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You”, the exceptional Canadian artist also presented songs from his new album – and relied on an understated but effective lighting design, for which the Andalusian event technology service provider Algo Suena used moving lights from Cameo, among others. “An artist like Bryan Adams doesn’t need an overloaded light show,” explains Serafín Sánchez, Managing Director of Algo Suena. “What counts is a clear, elegant design with the right dose of light power – and that’s exactly what the Cameo OPUS X4 PROFILE delivers.” Powerful and flexible – ideal for large stages The Cortijo de Torres municipal auditorium is one of the largest open-air venues in the south of Spain, with a stage roof spanning 55 metres, a 50-metre-wide stage and a total event area of more than 35,000 m². A particular challenge On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his... On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The... On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The Punches tour – and thrilled the audience of around 12,000 at the Auditorio Municipal...

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Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility or precision? A... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4:... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility or precision? A review of moving head and static profile spotlights

Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting design. In this final part of our series, we compare the two systems and shed light on when which option is worthwhile. How do moving head and static profile spotlights differ in terms of operation, precision, and workflow? When is a classic profile spotlight the better choice – and when is the flexibility of a moving head convincing? In addition, we’ll be looking at special applications, such as converting a profiler into a followspot. Whether it is for a theatre, trade fair, concert, or architectural lighting, here you can find out which system is best suited to your requirements. Moving head vers. Conventional Profile moving heads have long been found everywhere, even in theatres. Nevertheless, the demand for conventional LED profile spotlights remains strong. Why is the specialist (conventional profile spotlight) often preferred to the all-rounder (moving head profiler)? Let’s embark on a quest for answers. Of course, costs play a major role – why should you pay more for the additional functions of an all-rounder if you ultimately don’t use them? It makes sense to use a conventional profiler with a tube if Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to... Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting... Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting design. In this final part of our series, we compare the two systems and shed light on when...

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Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event area at Bierkönig on Mallorca

Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event area at Bierkönig on... Party meets precision – Cameo... Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event... Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event area at Bierkönig on Mallorca

Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event area in spring 2025, the popular party location on Mallorca is now also setting new standards in terms of event technology. The new area combines rustic marquee flair with a state-of-the-art infrastructure and offers space for live shows, DJ sets, theme weeks and public screenings. The team from RheinlandAkustik VT was responsible for the customised lighting design, using over 300 Cameo lights. From Kölsch to a complete solution The collaboration between Bierkönig and RheinlandAkustik began in 2023 as part of “Kölsch Week”, during which Bierkönig dedicates itself to Cologne carnival. The successful organisation of this event developed into an ongoing partnership, which has now reached its climax with the expansion of the new area. “As head of technical planning, we were involved in the project at an early stage and were able to coordinate our vision closely with the customer,” explains Hendrik Brock, Managing Director of RheinlandAkustik. The conversion work, which began in 2024, extended into spring 2025 and required close coordination with the other trades involved from the electrical, decoration and metal construction sectors. The final technical installation on site Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of... Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event... Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event area in spring 2025, the popular party location on Mallorca is now also setting new standards...

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Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the Gasklockorna in Gävle Light in the old gas tank – Cameo... Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the... Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the Gasklockorna in Gävle

Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of the most impressive event venues in Scandinavia. Originally used as a gas holder for the city’s energy supply, the circular buildings now host cultural events, concerts, conferences and theatre performances. For the atmospheric yet functional illumination of the two main domes – Stora Gasklockan and Lilla Gasklockan – the city of Gävle, as its operator, relies on the lighting technology expertise of Center Stage AB and a modern setup of Cameo spotlights. Long-standing partnership Center Stage AB has been supporting Gasklockorna as a technical service provider, lessor, consultant and integrator since 2007. The latest commission comprised a permanently installed lighting set-up to enhance the ambient lighting as well as the targeted illumination of walls and stages. “The two domes offer many surfaces and structures that can be staged to great effect,” explains Robert Berglund from Center Stage. “It was crucial to choose the right beam angles in order to illuminate the high walls evenly without losing light or wasting energy unnecessarily.” For the Stora and Lilla gasometers, Center Stage opted for the DURA SPOT 100 Install spotlights, which impress with their lighting quality, compact dimensions Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle,... Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of... Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of the most impressive event venues in Scandinavia. Originally used as a gas holder for the...

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From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and light installation at the Kyma restaurant

From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and light installation at... From old pub to gastronomic highlight –... From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and... From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and light installation at the Kyma restaurant

1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo into a modern wine bar and tapas restaurant. In February 2025, the new catering location on the outskirts of Liverpool opened its doors. Greater Than Security Ltd was responsible for the lighting and audio planning and installation, equipping Kyma with a complete package from LD Systems and various Cameo lighting solutions. Kyma can seat up to 60 guests, with an additional 30 seats on the outdoor terrace. In addition to the normal catering service with background music, Kyma also has a DJ booth for lounge and party use at the weekend. “The client wanted something simple to use and flexible enough to work with different room setups,” explains Wael Hassan from Greater Than Security. “QUESTRA is the ideal platform for us, as it enables intuitive and centralised control and can be operated by employees without any prior technical knowledge.” Wael Hassan, Greater Than Security The Greater Than Security team relies on LD Systems DQOR 8 and DQOR 5 2-way installation loudspeakers for the sound system in the indoor and outdoor catering areas. For extended DJ operation, the setup is complemented by 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former... 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo... 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo into a modern wine bar and tapas restaurant. In February 2025, the new catering location...

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Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting design at the “Love... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting... Cameo is bringing back the 90s – with the lighting design at the “Love the 90s” festival in Valencia

90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an entire generation. At the end of May, the open-air area in front of the iconic Museu de les Ciències in Valencia was transformed into a vibrant journey through time with 90s stars such as Snow, 2 Unlimited, La Bouche, and DJ Sashe! Under the radiant sun until nightfall, more than 15,000 visitors celebrated in front of the two spectacular stages for hours on end – accompanied by a monumental lighting design by the Spanish creative studio Experiencias Visuales, which featured more than 200 Cameo lights. Lighting design meets architecture For lighting designer Edu Valverde, who has been responsible for the stage and lighting concept for “Love the 90s” since 2017, this year’s design was based on brutalism: “Large surfaces, straight lines – inspired by German architecture. The stage was designed to resemble a monolithic structure while also serving as a screen for projecting LED videos.” The seamless transition from daylight to darkness, which required a high degree of flexibility and luminosity from all the light models, presented a particular challenge. Three different cameo models were used, each of which was specifically adjusted 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional... 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an... 90s nostalgia meets festival vibes – the “Love the 90s” festival series is an emotional revival for an entire generation. At the end of May, the open-air area in front of the iconic Museu de les...

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Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates Bryan Adams in Málaga Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS... Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates... Open-air show with power – Cameo OPUS X4 illuminates Bryan Adams in Málaga

On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The Punches tour – and thrilled the audience of around 12,000 at the Auditorio Municipal Cortijo de Torres with an energetic open-air concert that left nothing to be desired. Between anthems such as “Summer of ’69”, “Run to You” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You”, the exceptional Canadian artist also presented songs from his new album – and relied on an understated but effective lighting design, for which the Andalusian event technology service provider Algo Suena used moving lights from Cameo, among others. “An artist like Bryan Adams doesn’t need an overloaded light show,” explains Serafín Sánchez, Managing Director of Algo Suena. “What counts is a clear, elegant design with the right dose of light power – and that’s exactly what the Cameo OPUS X4 PROFILE delivers.” Powerful and flexible – ideal for large stages The Cortijo de Torres municipal auditorium is one of the largest open-air venues in the south of Spain, with a stage roof spanning 55 metres, a 50-metre-wide stage and a total event area of more than 35,000 m². A particular challenge On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his... On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The... On 10 June 2025, rock legend Bryan Adams made a stop in Málaga, Spain, as part of his current Roll With The Punches tour – and thrilled the audience of around 12,000 at the Auditorio Municipal...

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Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility or precision? A... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4:... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility... Perfect light for every scene – Part 4: Flexibility or precision? A review of moving head and static profile spotlights

Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting design. In this final part of our series, we compare the two systems and shed light on when which option is worthwhile. How do moving head and static profile spotlights differ in terms of operation, precision, and workflow? When is a classic profile spotlight the better choice – and when is the flexibility of a moving head convincing? In addition, we’ll be looking at special applications, such as converting a profiler into a followspot. Whether it is for a theatre, trade fair, concert, or architectural lighting, here you can find out which system is best suited to your requirements. Moving head vers. Conventional Profile moving heads have long been found everywhere, even in theatres. Nevertheless, the demand for conventional LED profile spotlights remains strong. Why is the specialist (conventional profile spotlight) often preferred to the all-rounder (moving head profiler)? Let’s embark on a quest for answers. Of course, costs play a major role – why should you pay more for the additional functions of an all-rounder if you ultimately don’t use them? It makes sense to use a conventional profiler with a tube if Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to... Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting... Moving heads or conventional profilers? This question is often raised when it comes to precise lighting design. In this final part of our series, we compare the two systems and shed light on when...

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Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event area at Bierkönig on... Party meets precision – Cameo... Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event... Party meets precision – Cameo illuminates new event area at Bierkönig on Mallorca

Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event area in spring 2025, the popular party location on Mallorca is now also setting new standards in terms of event technology. The new area combines rustic marquee flair with a state-of-the-art infrastructure and offers space for live shows, DJ sets, theme weeks and public screenings. The team from RheinlandAkustik VT was responsible for the customised lighting design, using over 300 Cameo lights. From Kölsch to a complete solution The collaboration between Bierkönig and RheinlandAkustik began in 2023 as part of “Kölsch Week”, during which Bierkönig dedicates itself to Cologne carnival. The successful organisation of this event developed into an ongoing partnership, which has now reached its climax with the expansion of the new area. “As head of technical planning, we were involved in the project at an early stage and were able to coordinate our vision closely with the customer,” explains Hendrik Brock, Managing Director of RheinlandAkustik. The conversion work, which began in 2024, extended into spring 2025 and required close coordination with the other trades involved from the electrical, decoration and metal construction sectors. The final technical installation on site Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of... Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event... Bierkönig has been an institution on the Ballermann for decades – and with the opening of the new event area in spring 2025, the popular party location on Mallorca is now also setting new standards...

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Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the Gasklockorna in Gävle Light in the old gas tank – Cameo... Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the... Light in the old gas tank – Cameo illuminates the Gasklockorna in Gävle

Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of the most impressive event venues in Scandinavia. Originally used as a gas holder for the city’s energy supply, the circular buildings now host cultural events, concerts, conferences and theatre performances. For the atmospheric yet functional illumination of the two main domes – Stora Gasklockan and Lilla Gasklockan – the city of Gävle, as its operator, relies on the lighting technology expertise of Center Stage AB and a modern setup of Cameo spotlights. Long-standing partnership Center Stage AB has been supporting Gasklockorna as a technical service provider, lessor, consultant and integrator since 2007. The latest commission comprised a permanently installed lighting set-up to enhance the ambient lighting as well as the targeted illumination of walls and stages. “The two domes offer many surfaces and structures that can be staged to great effect,” explains Robert Berglund from Center Stage. “It was crucial to choose the right beam angles in order to illuminate the high walls evenly without losing light or wasting energy unnecessarily.” For the Stora and Lilla gasometers, Center Stage opted for the DURA SPOT 100 Install spotlights, which impress with their lighting quality, compact dimensions Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle,... Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of... Cylindrical brick buildings, industrial charm and versatile use: Gasklockorna in Gävle, Sweden, is one of the most impressive event venues in Scandinavia. Originally used as a gas holder for the...

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From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and light installation at... From old pub to gastronomic highlight –... From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and... From old pub to gastronomic highlight – audio and light installation at the Kyma restaurant

1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo into a modern wine bar and tapas restaurant. In February 2025, the new catering location on the outskirts of Liverpool opened its doors. Greater Than Security Ltd was responsible for the lighting and audio planning and installation, equipping Kyma with a complete package from LD Systems and various Cameo lighting solutions. Kyma can seat up to 60 guests, with an additional 30 seats on the outdoor terrace. In addition to the normal catering service with background music, Kyma also has a DJ booth for lounge and party use at the weekend. “The client wanted something simple to use and flexible enough to work with different room setups,” explains Wael Hassan from Greater Than Security. “QUESTRA is the ideal platform for us, as it enables intuitive and centralised control and can be operated by employees without any prior technical knowledge.” Wael Hassan, Greater Than Security The Greater Than Security team relies on LD Systems DQOR 8 and DQOR 5 2-way installation loudspeakers for the sound system in the indoor and outdoor catering areas. For extended DJ operation, the setup is complemented by 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former... 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo... 1.2 million pounds – that’s how much the operators of Kyma invested to transform the former pub in Waterloo into a modern wine bar and tapas restaurant. In February 2025, the new catering location...

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