Lighting designer Johan Ferreira lit the 2010 InniBosVeld (In The Bushveld) Festival using a Robe moving light rig supplied by MGG Productions from Johannesburg, including 6 of their new Robe ColorBeam 700E AT fixtures.

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Stage

4.11.2025

Robe for OLP30 Tour

Canadian lighting designer Michael “Herk” Herkimer of HLX experienced a slight career epiphany when lead singer Raine Maida of popular award-winning Canadian alt-rockers Our Lady Peace (OLP) briefed him ahead of the band’s 2025 Canadian tour!

Stage

31.10.2025

Anirudh In The RoboSpot Light in Chennai

Indian superstar Anirudh recently played an incendiary homecoming show as the grand finale to his “Hukum” world tour, staged at a special site in Kuvathur on the East Coast Road (ECR) in Chennai, India, complete with a spectacular lighting design by Bala Subramanya (Vinod), Albin Biju and Guru Somayaji from Bangalore-based design studio, 369 Design Lab.

Events

1.7.2025

Rock For People

The Rock For People music festival celebrated its 30th anniversary in style with an impressive 5-day event, an all-star lineup and an expanded capacity of 50,000 which saw a fully sold-out audience flock to the Park 360 site in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic – a former military airfield dating back to the 1930s – approximately 100 kilometres east of Prague.

Investment

15.10.2025

Dalhalla Invests in New Robe iFORTE Moving Lights

Dalhalla, a unique open-air amphitheatre set in the former Draggängarna limestone quarry in central Sweden, is arguably one of the coolest and most interesting live music venues in Europe, popular for its summer seasons featuring a range of music and artists – rock and pop, musicals and sometimes opera performances.

Events

3.10.2025

Robe Celebrates at Sziget 2025

One of the liveliest, friendliest, and most musically and performance diverse festivals of the European summer season, Sziget, in Budapest, Hungary, is also staged at one of the most picturesque locations, Óbudai-sziget (Old Buda Island), a beautiful foliage-rich, 108-hectare island on the Danube River, a short distance from Budapest city centre. This is transformed into a tolerant, inclusive, humanity-loving ‘Island of Freedom’ community for the 6-day duration of the event.