News from SGM

New partnership sees the light

14 August 2018

SGM Light A/S announces a new, exciting partnership with the Danish company Matrix that offers a variety of sound and light options. With this new collaboration, SGM Light’s customers in Denmark will enjoy a new and improved sales and service structure along with easier access to SGM’s wide range of weatherproof fixtures.

Stage Lighting
Rolling Stones

No Filter, but heavily illuminated

04 July 2018

For the high-profile No Filter tour, industry-renowned lighting designer Patrick Woodroffe used 75 P-2 and 24 P-10 washlights as part of a stunning lighting set-up.

Architectural
Museum

SGM Light in Science Museum

26 June 2018

The rental company White Light was recently chosen to create a custom-made lighting installation in the Making the Modern World gallery - one of the flagship galleries at the Science Museum, London. Now, iconic artefacts are illuminated by SGM’s R-2 Rail Lights.

Stage Lighting
Ed Sheeran

SGM Light on tour with Ed Sheeran

25 June 2018

The spectacular lighting setup for Ed Sheeran’s third world concert tour, The Divide Tour, was designed by production designer Mark Cunniffe with multiple SGM G-4 Wash-Beams and P-10s.

SGM Light on tour with the Rolling Stones

For more than 35 years, industry-renowned lighting designer Patrick Woodroffe has worked with the famous rock band, the Rolling Stones. For the high-profile No Filter tour, the designer used 75 P-2 and 24 P-10 washlights as part of a stunning lighting set-up.

With a true IP65-rating, superior thermal management, and immense power output, Patrick Woodroffe often turns to SGM luminaires for his stage lighting designs.

In a previous statement, Patrick Woodroffe has mentioned that the Rolling Stones do not take themselves very seriously, but they do take the production very seriously.

“Their imperfection is their strength in many ways - and it gives them an authenticity that the audience gets from the very first note that’s played. You don’t get every note played perfectly from night to night, but you do get something that’s pretty real.” - Patrick Woodroffe in an interview with the magazine Musicweek