Musician, music producer and DJ Bonobo finished his marathon ‘North Borders’ world tour with a sublime and superlative mix of classical and electro beats – complete with 18 piece orchestra - at London’s Alexandra Palace, complete with an equally fabulous lightshow designed by Will Thomas. This utilized over 100 Robe moving lights … all supplied by Southampton UK based GLS. The design … [Read more...]
Metronomy Tour Finale for Robe Love Letters
Metronomy completed a year of touring their ‘Love Letters’ album with a show stopping gig at London’s Alexandra Palace venue with lighting and set designed by Ed Warren, one of an innovative ‘new wave’ of lighting and visual designers making an impact in the world of live stage presentation. The floor lighting package throughout the tour had in fact featured Robe moving lights, and more … [Read more...]
Robe Keeps Time with Metronomy Tour
Ed Warren is well known for his innovative and different lighting and visual designs and is lucky enough to work with a list of equally interesting and inventive artists, one of which is UK electronic act, Metronomy. Warren has designed their lighting since 2007. In March 2014 they launched their “Love Letters” album, the campaign for which kicked off in the UK – exclusively using Robe moving … [Read more...]
Fineline and GLS Get Straight To The Pointe
The Robe Pointe that is! These two leading UK lighting rental companies didn’t mess around when it came to placing their orders for Robe’s new Pointe fixtures, and were among the first two on the UK mainland to receive delivery of this latest, hugely popular multi-purpose moving light. Southampton based GLS took 24 and Bristol based Fineline took 12 units in this initial delivery … which … [Read more...]
Robe Specified for Mumford & Sons Tour
London and New York based Lighting Designer, Ed Warren of Next Level Lights is using Robe moving lights for the award-winning folk rock band, Mumford & Sons’ “Babel” tour. The band, who has become hugely popular in the last two years, has just finished another very successful US tour playing venues with a capacity of between 5,000 and 20,000, and will release their second studio album at … [Read more...]
