Lost Lands knows how to go big.
From September 18–20, Legend Valley in Ohio became a massive destination for bass music fans. Music, towering stages, and larger-than-life production surrounded the festival grounds.
Then, high above it all, two powerful beams made their presence known.
A Different View Above Lost Lands
This year, two KVANT Architect W500B Sky Lasers beamed through the laser tower, sending brilliant columns of light high above the festival.
The effect could be seen well beyond the immediate stage area.
Meanwhile, down below, Lost Lands carried on with the energy it’s known for. Crowds moved between stages, music echoed across Legend Valley, and the towering beams became another part of the landscape.
Behind the Laser Tower
On site for the weekend were laser technicians Gary and Adam Bourassa, a father-and-son duo working behind the scenes during the three-day festival.
Their focus was on the Architect units and keeping those massive beams shining above the action.
It was a small team working on something that was anything but small.
Going Big at Legend Valley
Lost Lands is built around spectacle, and this year gave festivalgoers another reason to look beyond the stage.
Whether you were deep in the crowd or taking in the wider view of Legend Valley, the lasers were hard to miss.
For three days in Ohio, the music commanded the ground while the Architects claimed the sky.
