Rammstein

Follow-Me was used on Rammstein's European Stadium Tour 2019, which started with a bang in Gelsenkirchen on May 27, 2019. Read the system review of Roland Greil (from Woodroffe Bassett Design) and Eoghan Tansey (from Neg Earth Lights) here.

Fall Out Boy

Follow-Me was used on a variety of Fall Out Boy shows.

"...The most recent implementation was an arena end stage, thrust and two FOH stages. Follow me was able to transition seamlessly from end to end of the arena and accomplish this coverage with 3 operators and 40 fixtures! Sweet! ..."

~ Robb Jibson, Production Designer

Justin Timberlake

“The Follow-Me system is fantastic, and the support has been world class. It’s the best follow-spot tool I know of that’s fast, accurate and flexible. It’s easy to control any light in the rig at any time and makes lighting JT in this complicated show and large environment easy. I know its saved JT’s Lighting Director Brian Vaughn hours of time daily which is essential on a show of this size.” commented Nick Whitehouse. 

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Rea Garvey

Follow-Me has been used on a large amount of Rae Garvey shows, under the lead of Lighting Designer Christian Glatthor:

"Only the fact that you can use any moving light as a follow-spot, makes Follow-Me a very interesting system. At a festival, for example, you can simply patch a couple moving lights into the Follow-Me system and use them as a follow-spot, without much effort. I can also imagine me using Follow-Me in the future for touring since the complete setup is very compact, it fits into a normal pelicase."

~ Christian Glatthor, 2019

Def Leppard

"...Another break from conventions of the past were seen in the follow spots, with the lighting crew opting to utilise Follow-Me’s remote spots system. Controlling a rig of 10 Robe BMFLs were four Follow-Me terminals assigned to two fixtures in the rig. The operators controlled the pan/tilt parameters of the spot movement, with two BMFLs assigned to each band member. Meanwhile, Ohashi had control of iris, colour, and dimmer, through his MA Lighting grandMA2 console which was running multiple protocols including MANet and SACN as well as ArtNet for the Follow-Me system."

“It’s a great system,” commented Kevin Cassidy. “It gives Kenji at FOH so many more options to do more effects than you would ever be able to do with conventional spots from strobes to colours. Not to mention, all the blackouts are now super crisp as one source is controlling them simultaneously..."

~ Kevin Cassidy, 2019

TPI Feb 2019

Lil Kleine

Follow-Me was used on the Lil Kleine show in the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam in May, 2019. With designer Dirk Donks implementing Follow-Me on this production, Lil Kleine was in the spotlight at all times using multiple moving heads. This show used Follow-Me 3D, in which height variation of the stage is taken into account by Follow-Me.

Marco Borsato

Follow-Me was used on the spectacular Marco Borsato show in the Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, May 2019. Multiple moving heads were used to keep Marco in the spotlight at all times throughout the show.

Ozzy Osbourne

'...Also in use is the Follow-Me automated spot system, distributed by AC Lighting. “We made a conscious decision not to put followspots on the show,” Cook says. “When you listen to the music, you hear these great moments of a drum solo into a guitar solo back to a drum solo and we didn’t want to tell Zakk [Wylde], our guitarist, that he had to stand in a certain place for a certain moment. So, the entire rig is calibrated to Follow-Me, and we do fantastic moments where we have 72 lights on the drum kit, and they stagger on and off; it’s literally a two-Paul Simon tour and Rock in Rio Las Vegas...'

LSA Nov 2018

Stereophonics

Follow-Me was successfully used on Stereophonics innovative show in 2018.

"A total of 6 octagonal Chroma-Q Space Forces on Kinesys - including 2 in the scoreboard truss above the end of the catwalk - descended at various points to close down the space for more intimate moments, such as the acoustic sections of the show. Also in the scoreboard truss were more moles and 6 Robe BMFL Spots. Used in conjunction with a Follow- Me system, these tracked 4 targets that changed during the evening, for example when the guest saxophonist is on stage, or when the drummer strolls back from his solo stint out on the thrust." 

~ Brett Clark, Lighting Designer 

TPI April 2018

Suede

In 2013 the first version of Follow-Me was used by British band Suede to utilize moving heads remotely to follow their lead singer on request of their LD Jip Nipius. Since this date, it has been used on subsequent Suede tours and is currently touring with Follow-me. This has led to amazing looking scenes in which the main performers are always in the spotlight.

Read the review of Follow-Me on Suede by lighting designer Jip Nipius here.

The Killers

Steven Douglas successfully used Follow-Me on The Killers Wonderful Wonderful tour.

"Since I first heard about the system, and the idea that it could be used on any fixture, I have been really intrigued by Follow-Me,” stated the LD. “I have been using it for a couple of weeks now and it’s showing itself to be a great bit of kit with some exciting possibilities." Read all about it in the link below.

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