Marillion Convention in Berlin

Beteiligte Produkte

ESPRITE®

Spiider®

LEDBeam 150™

MegaPointe®

Seit ihrem Superhit „Kayleigh“ genießt Marillion auch in Deutschland Kultstatus. Inzwischen kann die britische Artrock-Band auf 20 Studioalben und eine Reihe von Top-40-Hits zurückblicken. Seit 21 Jahren veranstaltet man alle zwei Jahre eine zwei- bis dreitägige „Marillion Convention“, ein Fan-Event mit besonderen Live-Auftritten und weiteren Aktivitäten. Für die diesjährige „Convention Tour“ setzte Lichtdesigner Yenz Nyholm fast 100 Robe Moving Lights ein: 31 Robe ESPRITE, 22 LEDBeam 150, 16 MegaPointe und 30 Spiider LED Wash-Beams.

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