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Nexus shines on Sunset Music Festival

Typically, it’s sunrises that are associated with new beginnings, but for EDM fans in New South Wales, it was a “sunset” that marked the dawn of a new musical day.

The Sunset Music Festival at the Armidale Showgrounds was the first electronic dance music festival held in Australia’s most populous state, and its organizers wanted it to provide an experience to build on for future events. Based on the reaction from the thousands of EDM fans who attended the one-day festival, they succeeded in doing just that, thanks in part to some unforgettable eye candy served up by the Nexus 4×4 LED panel from Chauvet Professional.

“The panels surpassed even our already high expectations; their impact was very powerful and instantly communicated to the audience that this was a very special event,” said Adriano Mercurio of Showtime Promotions and Productions in Sydney, which provided the lighting rig.

“Being an outdoor festival we needed intensity on stage, which is exactly what we got from the Nexus panels. We hung the panels on tiered trussing, which worked very well with the curved roof structure of Showtime’s stage to create an intense focus of light.”

Showtime used 12 DMX-controlled Nexus 4×4 panels on the stage, provided by Chauvet Professional’s Australian distributor Showtools International. The panels helped illuminate over 15 of Australia’s best-known electronic music acts including Aria chart smashing djs, the Potbelleez, Bombs Away, Kronic, Tigerlilly, and The Only. Mercurio praised the panels for lending a captivating eye candy element to the festival while not distracting from the performances on stage or the rest of the lighting design.

“Going into the project, we were concerned about the age-old issue of balancing looks and functionality,” he said. “We wanted to maximize the super powerful effect of the Nexus panels without compromising the design of the show or distracting from the performance. However, this proved to be far from a problem; it was very easy to incorporate the Nexus panels into our show without losing anything.”Typically, it’s sunrises that are associated with new beginnings, but for EDM fans in New South Wales, it was a “sunset” that marked the dawn of a new musical day.

The Sunset Music Festival at the Armidale Showgrounds was the first electronic dance music festival held in Australia’s most populous state, and its organizers wanted it to provide an experience to build on for future events. Based on the reaction from the thousands of EDM fans who attended the one-day festival, they succeeded in doing just that, thanks in part to some unforgettable eye candy served up by the Nexus 4×4 LED panel from Chauvet Professional.

“The panels surpassed even our already high expectations; their impact was very powerful and instantly communicated to the audience that this was a very special event,” said Adriano Mercurio of Showtime Promotions and Productions in Sydney, which provided the lighting rig.

“Being an outdoor festival we needed intensity on stage, which is exactly what we got from the Nexus panels. We hung the panels on tiered trussing, which worked very well with the curved roof structure of Showtime’s stage to create an intense focus of light.”

Showtime used 12 DMX-controlled Nexus 4×4 panels on the stage, provided by Chauvet Professional’s Australian distributor Showtools International. The panels helped illuminate over 15 of Australia’s best-known electronic music acts including Aria chart smashing djs, the Potbelleez, Bombs Away, Kronic, Tigerlilly, and The Only. Mercurio praised the panels for lending a captivating eye candy element to the festival while not distracting from the performances on stage or the rest of the lighting design.

“Going into the project, we were concerned about the age-old issue of balancing looks and functionality,” he said. “We wanted to maximize the super powerful effect of the Nexus panels without compromising the design of the show or distracting from the performance. However, this proved to be far from a problem; it was very easy to incorporate the Nexus panels into our show without losing anything.”

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Typically, it’s sunrises that are associated with new beginnings, but for EDM fans in New South Wales, it was a “sunset” that marked the dawn of a new musical day.
The Sunset Music Festival at the Armidale Showgrounds was the first electronic dance music festival held in Australia’s most populous state, and its organizers wanted it to provide an experience to build on for future events. Based on the reaction from the thousands of EDM fans who attended the one-day festival, they succeeded in doing just that, thanks in part to some unforgettable eye candy served up by the Nexus 4×4 LED panel from Chauvet Professional.
“The panels surpassed even our already high expectations; their impact was very powerful and instantly communicated to the audience that this was a very special event,” said Adriano Mercurio of Showtime Promotions and Productions in Sydney, which provided the lighting rig.
“Being an outdoor festival we needed intensity on stage, which is exactly what we got from the Nexus panels. We hung the panels on tiered trussing, which worked very well with the curved roof structure of Showtime’s stage to create an intense focus of light.”
Showtime used 12 DMX-controlled Nexus 4×4 panels on the stage, provided by Chauvet Professional’s Australian distributor Showtools International. The panels helped illuminate over 15 of Australia’s best-known electronic music acts including Aria chart smashing djs, the Potbelleez, Bombs Away, Kronic, Tigerlilly, and The Only. Mercurio praised the panels for lending a captivating eye candy element to the festival while not distracting from the performances on stage or the rest of the lighting design.
“Going into the project, we were concerned about the age-old issue of balancing looks and functionality,” he said. “We wanted to maximize the super powerful effect of the Nexus panels without compromising the design of the show or distracting from the performance. However, this proved to be far from a problem; it was very easy to incorporate the Nexus panels into our show without losing anything.”Typically, it’s sunrises that are associated with new beginnings, but for EDM fans in New South Wales, it was a “sunset” that marked the dawn of a new musical day.
The Sunset Music Festival at the Armidale Showgrounds was the first electronic dance music festival held in Australia’s most populous state, and its organizers wanted it to provide an experience to build on for future events. Based on the reaction from the thousands of EDM fans who attended the one-day festival, they succeeded in doing just that, thanks in part to some unforgettable eye candy served up by the Nexus 4×4 LED panel from Chauvet Professional.
“The panels surpassed even our already high expectations; their impact was very powerful and instantly communicated to the audience that this was a very special event,” said Adriano Mercurio of Showtime Promotions and Productions in Sydney, which provided the lighting rig.
“Being an outdoor festival we needed intensity on stage, which is exactly what we got from the Nexus panels. We hung the panels on tiered trussing, which worked very well with the curved roof structure of Showtime’s stage to create an intense focus of light.”
Showtime used 12 DMX-controlled Nexus 4×4 panels on the stage, provided by Chauvet Professional’s Australian distributor Showtools International. The panels helped illuminate over 15 of Australia’s best-known electronic music acts including Aria chart smashing djs, the Potbelleez, Bombs Away, Kronic, Tigerlilly, and The Only. Mercurio praised the panels for lending a captivating eye candy element to the festival while not distracting from the performances on stage or the rest of the lighting design.
“Going into the project, we were concerned about the age-old issue of balancing looks and functionality,” he said. “We wanted to maximize the super powerful effect of the Nexus panels without compromising the design of the show or distracting from the performance. However, this proved to be far from a problem; it was very easy to incorporate the Nexus panels into our show without losing anything.”

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