ZAGREB, Croatia – Croatian pop star Nina Badric kicked off her latest tour at the Drazen Petrovic Hall in Zagreb in front of 5000 fans. The lighting rig, designed by Dalibor Radic, included 24 Robe MMX Spots supplied rental company Eldra, based in Bregana.
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ZAGREB, Croatia – Croatian pop star Nina Badric kicked off her latest tour with a gig at the Drazen Petrovic Hall in Zagreb in front of 5,000 fans.
The lighting rig, designed by Dalibor Radic, included 24 Robe MMX Spots central to the look and feel of the show. They were supplied, along with the rest of the technical production package, by rental company Eldra, based in Bregana.
More than 200 meters of trussing was installed for the show to provide positions for lighting, PA and LED screens.
It was Radic’s first work for the artist and her 11 piece band, and his brief was to make the stage as dynamic as possible with lots of big, bold looks, color and moment to cover the up-tempo performance.
He specified the ROBIN MMX’s, he said, citing their light output, the dual graphics / animation wheel and other effects, the low weight, speed and reliability.
Radic has been using Robe products for about a year now. He also appreciates the quality engineering and the fact that they are constantly in demand as a rental stock item.
