Lightswitch, a privately owned company based in the US, was founded in 1993 and employs approximately 60 individuals. The company specializes in AV systems integration, focusing on virtual sets, set design, and lighting for installations, concerts, and studios.
On September 15, 2026, Lightswitch designed the lighting for indie band Mt. Joy's "Hope We Have Fun Tour: Part 2" U.S. shows, utilizing the Proteus Maximus high-power LED profile as a key light to create a fluid and diverse setup. Previously, on August 20, Lightswitch installed a rig at the new F&M Bank Amphitheatre in Long Beach, which opened on June 25 with a Snoop Dogg concert. The venue, hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "Hollywood Bowl by the Water," is scheduled for replacement in 2036. Earlier, on July 17, with assistance from CHAUVET Professional, Lightswitch focused on reflecting the genuine essence of Mt. Joy on their ongoing tour. This effort, as detailed on July 7, involved Lightswitch's John Featherstone, Ignacio Rosenberg, and Haley Featherstone, who aimed to capture the band's character, described by Featherstone as existing "somewhere between intimacy and lift-off."
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