Author: James Robertson

Extreme weather is becoming more commonplace. Jacob Worek from the UKCMA explains why festivals need to be prepared.

EXIT brings two events to Montenegro as part of its World Tour 2026.

Louder directors Christie Liddicott and Daniel Newman remain at the company.

HYDRO XL takes one of Boomtown’s main stages from 8,000 capacity to 20,000.

The director who refutes the allegations has agreed to step down from Slam Dunk operations while the matter is ongoing.

The Scottish festival leaves Edinburgh for a new location in Scotland for the 10th Anniversary in 2027 and expands with the launch of Terminal V Australia.

South Africa’s Burning Man had a moving performance stage with LED Strip Studio controllers in a custom-fabricated enclosure.

The lighting and rigging supplier has donated a to Music Support’s 10th anniversary fundraising campaign.

Kambe Events transitions to employee ownership, with the original co-founders stepping away from ownership.

The software developer is working with loudspeaker manufacturers d&b audiotechnik and L-Acoustics to provide a neutral standard for noise prediction across multiple sound systems.