ORLANDO, FL – From June 7-13, some 39,000 attendees from 97 countries made the trek to InfoComm 2025 in Orlando, which showcased the latest audio technology for live and installed sound. Here are some highlights.
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PISCATAWAY, NJ – RCF will be holding two days of demo events at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, TX, on July 10-11. Hosted by RCF and Cowser Marketing, these events will feature RCF’s TT+ Audio, additional RCF products, and gear from DiGiCo, Chauvet, ChamSys, Ashly Audio, LynTec, Juice Goose, LINK, KLANG, Aurora Multimedia and Sound Devices.
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WORLD – Teddy Swims’ “I’ve Tried Everything but Therapy” tour is in the U.S. this summer after touring the UK. The trek then goes on to Australia in the fall, followed by dates in Asia and the Middle East. Clair Global is backing the tour at venues around the world with a d&b KSL system.
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden – It was known as the Stockholm Globe Arena when it first opened in 1989, then renamed Ericsson Globe in 2009. Since 2021, the spherical building has adopted the stage name of the late superstar DJ Tim Bergling. Today, Avicii Arena, which seats up to 14,000 for sports, features a new Constellation acoustic system from Meyer Sound.
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CLEARWATER, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall turned to APAV Solutions for an audio system upgrade. The venue had installed a d&b C-Series system close to two decades ago, and it was time for an upgrade. APAV Solutions CEO and founder Craig Beyrooti designed and installed a new d&b SL-Series system.
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READING, PA – The Miller Center for the Arts at Reading Area Community College turned to STRAY Production Services for an audio upgrade that included a JBL VTX A6 line array system and Crown iTech Series amplifiers.
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ANAHEIM, CA – Audio engineer Tim Koch has been working with California-based Reggae group Common Kings for about four years, as an A2, monitor engineer and FOH engineer. A while back, the band took charge of a three-day takeover event at The House of Blues in Anahiem, CA with three separate shows in three different rooms each day. Allen & Heath’s dLive consoles were used for all the performances.
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WORLD – Michael Tomas Regina, FOH engineer for pop group TV Girl and alt-pop duo Magdalena Bay, has been mixing their shows in the U.S. and beyond using his Allen & Heath Avantis Solo. His current setup also includes two DX168 96kHz stageboxes and a gigaACE card.
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CHICAGO – Allied Productions provided an L-Acoustics L Series system for Chicago’s Riviera Theatre, concert promoter Jam Productions’ flagship venue. The 2,500-capacity venue now features L2/L2D hangs with A15/KS21 side-fills, A10 Focus front fills, A15i/A10i Wide delay fills and KS28 subs for the low end.
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SHIGA, Japan – Biwako Hall, an 1,848-seat venue near Kyoto, is the first in Japan to feature a SPAT Revolution Wave Field Synthesis immersive audio system powered by Harman’s FLUX:: technology.
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NEW YORK – To honor the legacy of the Allman Brothers Band, the musical supergroup known as The Brothers performed two shows at Madison Square Garden in April. Featuring former ABB guitarist Warren Haynes and drummer Jaimoe, the production relied heavily on DiGiCo Quantum consoles.
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VIENNA – After first taming some acoustic challenges at Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts, tonzauber’s Georg Burdicek used a Lawo mc²36 MkII console as Johann Strauss II’s “Blue Danube Waltz” was being performed. While marking 200- and 50-year milestones for the Strauss composition and the European Space Agency (ESA), the music was also sent into outer space via ESA’s DSA 2 ground station in Cebreros, Spain.
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