With the Lighting & Staging Zone and Pavilion, Audio Zone and ISE Sound Experience on the show floor, and the Live Events Summit within the content programme, ISE 2024 is an unmissable show for live events professionals.
Located for the first time in Hall 1 at ISE 2024, the Lighting & Staging Zone showcases lighting and lighting control, rigging and staging equipment, motion tracking, video mapping, holography and much more besides.
Here you’ll find globally recognised manufacturers like Robe which develops moving and LED lights for stages of all sizes; Elation Professional with its innovative IP65-rated outdoor moving heads, theatre-grade luminaires and LED batten fixtures; ARRI, with lighting systems for state-of-the-art production workflows; Cameo, with moving lights, PAR and Fresnel spotlights and battery-powered outdoor floodlights; and MA Lighting, with networked lighting solutions and desks like the grandMA3 series.
The Lighting & Staging Pavilion in Hall 4 offers an additional 500sqm of stands, showcasing solutions including LED displays, fixtures for stage, broadcasting and architectural lighting, video processors, control equipment, special effects equipment and more.
In the Audio Zone in Hall 7 there are solutions from almost 200 exhibitors that cover the entire audio signal chain from microphones to loudspeakers and everything in between.
Prominent companies include loudspeaker experts like Martin Audio, d&b audiotechnik and Adamson, innovative amplification providers like Powersoft, mixing console manufactures such as Cadac and DiGiCo, and PA system specialists like Redback Audio and TOA. Adam Hall covers numerous aspects of event and AV technology.
Following its very successful launch at last year’s show, the ISE Audio Experience returns bigger better in 2024. It comprises no fewer than custom-built Audio Demo Rooms in Hall 8, and the Outdoor Demo Area between Halls 3 and 4, which features rotating demonstrations from six manufactures.
Produced by TPi Magazine, this year’s Live Events Summit has the title ‘New Solutions to New Challenges’. It will examine how the touring industry is dealing with the challenges of global issues such as increased freight and transport costs and reduced numbers of local crew in territories around the world; and it will share how some of these issues have been overcome in spectacular fashion over the past 12 months.
The Summit will also look ahead one of the busiest summer festival seasons to date and how numerous A-listers are setting out on ground-breaking and ambitious stadium tours. There will also be a special focus on drone technology and its applications in major large-scale events, drawing inspiration from the Eurovision Song Contest and The Secret Garden Party.
