Aimed at bringing together audio and lighting experts working in the live events sector at a regional level, the show is a chance to meet representatives from industry leading companies to seek out the latest products and services - as well as a premier networking opportunity.
Event Director, James Ashwood, comments: "There's a strong selection of lighting and audio companies at the Glasgow show including Robe, Avolites, Ambersphere, White Light, Black Light, Chauvet and Sennheiser, along with key dealers such as TMB, LMC, Warehouse Sound, Apex acoustics, HDPro, FBT and Polar Audio and rigging, trussing and special effects companies. Add to that the free to attend two-day seminar program and the rigging conference - PLASA Focus Glasgow looks set to be a great couple of days."
Exhibiting at PLASA Focus Glasgow are: Adam Hall, Adlib Audio, Ambersphere Solutions Ltd, Apex Acoustics Sound Services LTD, Association of Sound Designers, Avolites Ltd, Black Light, Bosch Security Systems UK, Chauvet Europe Ltd, Current RMS, FBT Elettronica, Flightcase Warehouse, HDPro Audio, Hive Industries, JHS Pro Audio, Le Maitre, LMC Audio Systems Ltd, Martin Audio Ltd, Milos Group, Miltec, National Association of Disc Jockeys, NL Productions, Orbital Sound, Phase 3 Connectors, POLARaudio UK, Precise Audio UK, Robe UK, Sennheiser UK, Ten 47 Limited, The Warehouse Sound Services Ltd, TMB, Total Solutions Group, Triple E, Trusslite UK, UK Rigging, Vectorworks Training and White Light.
PLASA is again hosting the popular Professional Development Programme, delivering two days of presentations, technical demonstrations and panel discussions designed to help visitors build their industry knowledge and improve their skill set.
Recently confirmed presentations include Andy Loveday - Technical Manager, Systems and Guy Vellacott - manager of XL Video, who were part of the technical team responsible for the delivery of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 20th Commonwealth Games which took place in Glasgow earlier in the year.
Programme Manager Sophie Atkinson comments: "We are very privileged to have Andy and Guy on board to talk about their experiences at this year's Commonwealth Games, with the rise of more and more large scale sporting events the delivery of a spectacular opening and closing ceremony is seen as part of the experience."
Also confirmed is veteran live sound engineer Justin Grealy, Avolites, Total Training, FOH Sound Engineer Jon Burton and for the first time we are joined by Sennheiser's Simon Beasley.
For the full Professional Development Programme please visit
We are very proud to announce that following the success of the Riggers Forums in both London and Leeds, the SECC have kindly offered to host the PLASA Riggers Forum in Glasgow, running alongside the Glasgow Focus.
The Forum is aimed squarely at working riggers who rarely have an opportunity to discuss their opinions outside of the workplace and is a great opportunity for the Scottish rigging community to meet and network.
Forum Manager Chris Higgs said: "The Forum will present an update on the NRC, observations about rigging for aerial performance and discuss the availability of rigging training in Scotland. We'll be looking at what's available, what people think should be available, the quality of training, how it relates to the NRC and more."
The presentation will be made by Chris Higgs and the panel will include representatives of the National Rigging Advisory Group, rigging practitioners and trainers."
The Forum is free to attend and starts at 2pm on 2 December.
Access to the show is Free of charge: pre-register here.
Once you are registered, PLASA will provide you with updates about key product
