LED Wristbands for Concerts
Tens of thousands of wrists light up on the chorus — the crowd becomes an extension of the stage.
The final layer of concert lighting design is the crowd itself. The wristbands patch into your lighting console over DMX: blackout on the drop, burst on the chorus, waves through the verse — all written into the show’s timecode.
A single transmitter covers 600-700 metres; at stadium and arena scale, 40,000+ wristbands fire on the same frame with millisecond precision. Zone control maps patterns onto the seating plan.
We work with your production team from rehearsal day: effect list, show scenario and distribution plan delivered as one package.
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What you get
- DMX console and timecode integration
- 40,000+ wristbands in simultaneous sync
- Per-stand zone patterns and wave effects
- Production support including rehearsals
Frequently Asked
Does it integrate with our existing lighting (DMX)?
Yes. The wristbands can be programmed from a DMX console alongside your stage lighting. Your lighting operator treats them like another fixture; pre-programmed timecoded shows are also supported.
What is the coverage range? Does it work in a stadium?
A single transmitter covers an area 600–700 metres across, indoors or outdoors. At stadium scale, 40,000+ wristbands can be controlled in sync simultaneously.
Can we split the venue into zones with different colours?
Yes. Wristbands can be assigned to groups/zones: per-stand colour splits, wave effects and transitions sweeping from stage to crowd are all possible.
How do distribution and returns work?
Wristbands are handed out at entry, optionally pre-sorted by seat/zone plan. For rentals we set up collection points at exits and refurbish the bands for reuse.
How long does setup take? Do we need a crew?
Transmitter setup takes minutes, not hours, and needs no rigging. For rentals, our team handles setup, show operation and collection after the event.