Meyer Sound returned to Denmark for Roskilde Festival 2026, handling audio across seven stages in its ninth year as the festival’s Official Sound Partner. The sold-out 54th edition drew 140,000 participants and presented 177 acts, including The Cure, Gorillaz, Jennie and David Byrne.
At Fauna, a new 2,500-capacity stage designed for close-up concert experiences, the main arrays used four TIGRA-L and four TIGRA-W line array loudspeakers. At EOS, TIGRA supported the PANTHER mains with two TIGRA-W units used as down fills below each main array and eight TIGRA-L loudspeakers deployed as a right-side out hang. The Orange Stage also returned in a revised structure with wider wings, more clearance and greater load capacity, requiring updated array angles and aiming after the stage moved deeper into the site and the towers shifted outward.
PANTHER and 2100-LFC again formed the core systems at Orange, Arena and Lagune, while Gloria used LINA arrays with 900-LFC and 2100-LFC low-frequency elements. ULTRA-X80 loudspeakers served as delays at Gloria, Fauna and Arena, with Nebra software and the GEN-1 Galileo Extended Networking platform handling management and monitoring. The Sonic College Audio Suite added a 9.1.6 listening environment in the Artist Village, where artists and engineers could audition acoustic profiles measured from all seven music stages before performing.