"The Experience," a non-denominational gospel music concert in Lagos, Nigeria has grown to become by far the largest music event in Africa. A Woodstock-sized throng estimated at 450,000 jammed into the Tafawa Balewa Square and spilled over into an adjacent cricket field for a spiritual celebration featuring 14 American and Nigerian gospel artists, including headliners Kirk Franklin, Phil Driscoll, and Bebe and Cece Winans. The event's ongoing
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Meyer Sound and GQ Acoustics + Sound Team Up for Nigeria's "The Experience" Gospel Concert
Posted Fri 09 Sep, 2011For Nigeria's annual gospel concert "The Experience," local sound company GQ Acoustics + Sound knew that only the most powerful and reliable sound system should be used for the event's expected audience of 80,000. Then three times that number actually showed up. "When I first looked at the size of the crowd, it was almost frightening," admits Peter Iriah, GQ's CEO. The event's venue, Tafawa-Balewa Square, with its concrete, reflective surfaces and
Meyer Sound and GQ Acoustics + Sound Team Up for Nigeria's "The Experience" Gospel Concert
Posted Fri 09 Sep, 2011For Nigeria's annual gospel concert "The Experience," local sound company GQ Acoustics + Sound knew that only the most powerful and reliable sound system should be used for the event's expected audience of 80,000. Then three times that number actually showed up. "When I first looked at the size of the crowd, it was almost frightening," admits Peter Iriah, GQ's CEO. The event's venue, Tafawa-Balewa Square, with its concrete, reflective surfaces and
Upcoming Seminar in Lagos, August 8 - 12
Posted Thu 12 May, 2011GQ Acoustics in conjunction with Meyer Sound (USA) will be holding a Sound Engineering training seminar titled "Comprehensive System Design and Implementation"
Venue at NECA House, Plot A2, Hakeem Balogun Street, Central Business District, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos
Date: August 8 to 12, 2011.
GQAcoustics backs Kanye West with Meyer Sound and Digico
Posted Mon 31 Dec, 2007In spite of the recent loss of his mother, one of America’s foremost hip hop stars Kanye West alongside T.Pain, his counterpart, recently stormed Lagos with a performance that took away the breath of over 50,000 Lagos fans. The event was the 2007 edition of the annual Star Mega Jam organized by Nigerian Breweries Plc. The sound rental company was GQAcoustics. A review of the show by Nigeria’s largest celebrity magazine, CITY PEOPLE, said it all. "The sound system was excellent.
Akon Live in Calabar
Posted Mon 31 Dec, 2007It was the most unforgettable experience. And a perfect demonstration of the power of excellent sound. Akon, America’s hip-hop rave simply refused to stop performing. Even when the organizers succeeded in getting him off the stage in the morning hours, he simply took the microphone, hopped onto a nearby van and …voila! A new stage!! The date was 29th December; the place was Calabar Stadium, the event was the State Festival. The line up that night had been great. 2Face Idibia, Sonny Nneji, Julius Agwu, Olisa Adibua, and many more.
Meyer Sound MILO Delivers the Message to 55,000 at Nigeria's Faith Tabernacle
Posted Mon 08 Oct, 2007With a capacity of more than 55,000, Nigeria's Faith Tabernacle is certainly one of the largest church complexes on the continent, if not the entire world. An affiliate of Living Faith Church Worldwide, Faith Tabernacle is located in Ota, some 50 miles inland from the country's largest city, Lagos. The tabernacle opened its doors in 1999, but the massive size; high, open roof structure; and highly reflective walls and floor of the sanctuary precipitated acoustical problems that plagued the congregation for years.
Meyer Sound's MICA Ushers in Nigeria's National Sports Festival
Posted Sat 07 Oct, 2006Over a two-week period in April, nearly 20,000 athletes gathered at venues in and around the city of Abeokuta for Nigeria's 15th semi-annual National Sports Festival. Divided into teams representing the 36 semi-autonomous states of this federated West African nation, the athletes vied for top honors in Olympic-style sports such as soccer and swimming, and squared off in traditional African sports like ayo and abula. Even the cerebral Western games of chess and Scrabble had their own medal rounds.
Meyer Sound Featured at Nigerian Trade Fair
Posted Thu 07 Oct, 2004Meyer Sound is making a strong statement in the sound hire and installation markets in West Africa by co-sponsoring a booth at the upcoming 2004 Lagos International Trade Fair in Lagos, Nigeria. The annual exposition, scheduled for November 5th through 14th, will be held at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex in Nigeria's commercial capital. The Lagos Trade Fair draws more attendees than any other event of its type in Africa.




