R90 Lighting was asked to provide the lighting support for the Wildlands Festival in Big Sky, MT. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Lone Mountain, the festival brings together world-renowned musical artists, local communities, and environmental leaders for a multi-day celebration of culture, nature, and sustainability.
R90 Lighting returned to Fisher Pavilion at the Seattle Center for Blastfest 2025, Seattle’s premier Afrobeats music festival. This was our third year in partnership with the festival and we couldn’t be more pleased with the results! This festival also holds a special place for us, as the lighting was designed by our dear friend Davis Alexander, who passed away earlier this year. The lineup included Adekunle Gold, Fireboy DML and Odumodublvck, Wande Coal, Daliwonga, Moliy, and festival founder BLAST himself.
A staple of Port Angeles’ Memorial Day weekend festivities, The Juan De Fuca Festival came alive this year with a vibrant celebration of arts, music, not to mention the delicious food offerings. Committed to the development & promotion of the Arts for the cultural, economic & educational benefit of Washington’s North Olympic Peninsula, this year’s festival offered a true taste of the what the beautiful Pacific Northwest is all about. From soul-stirring musical performances, captivating theatre and dance, delicious food, and masterful works of art, attendees were treated to a diverse array of artistic disciplines. JFFA offers Port Angeles, Sequim, and the entire north Olympic Peninsula of Washington a myriad of performances, events, and educational programs for all ages of ARTS lovers. This marks the fourth straight year that R90 Lighting has been asked to take part in the celebrations and we were happy to provide lighting support for the main stage at this important PNW staple! The rig consisted of a conservative, yet potent mixture of: The rig was expertly designed, programmed, and operated on a grandMA2 Light by Lighting Designer and full-time Pacific Northwest enthusiast, Rachid Schultz. His Olympic Peninsula powered lighting rig was assembled by Master Electrician and dinner party socialite, Levi Plumb. Production and Scenic Design were handled by Peter Metz, who also acted as the event Photographer (and who took these great photos below)!
