Glastonbury Festival 2023 avec Robe

Les projecteurs Robe ont, une fois de plus, été utilisés sur de nombreuses scènes de l'édition 2023 du festival de Glastonbury, au Royaume-Uni. Parmi ces scènes, nous retrouvons l'impressionnante scène Araignée, projetant du feu à 360 degrés nommée Arcadia Spider, la scène Park, réputée pour son éclectisme et sa touche funky, ainsi que la scène BBC Introducing, qui met en avant de jeunes talents musicaux prometteurs de la scène UK et d'ailleurs.

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Robe Hits the Highway with Billy Strings

Bluegrass musician Billy Strings’ 2025 tour, built around his hugely successful 2024 album, Highway Prayers, mixed headlining arena and amphitheater dates with festival slots and international shows.

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13/01/2026

Junior Eurovision 2025 Hits A High Note with Robe

The 2025 Junior Eurovision Song Contest shimmered with talent and production values, as 18 enthusiastic delegations battled it out to win this coveted competition. The event was staged in the Gymnastic Hall of the Olympic City in Tbilisi, Georgia, organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and host broadcaster, Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB).

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25/11/2025

AIG 100 Event Dazzles with Robe

A special Afrikaans is 100 Jaar Groot (Afrikaans celebrates 100 Years) centenary concert was staged at the DHL Stadium in Green Point, Cape Town, South Africa, a magical location with breathtaking views of Table Mountain in the background. Produced by Coleske Artists and featuring over 30 special collaborations by leading Afrikaans artists, it marked 100 years of the Afrikaans language being officially recognised, highlighting its diversity, rich linguistic heritage and multicultural origins in the Cape. The event sold out in a single morning.