Anticipation for Dreamstate’s late-2025 edition reached a fever pitch long before gates opened, with tickets quickly selling out amid excitement surrounding Tiësto’s highly anticipated return to trance music.

As widely reported, the set – and festival itself – exceeded audience expectations thanks in large part to crystal-clear, high-impact audio reproduction delivered by PK Sound robotic line source systems on the main Dream stage thanks to SoCal’s BNE Productions.

ALAMEDA, USA – October 7, 2025 – Clear-Com® is happy to announce its latest collaboration with BNE Productions, a premier production company known for delivering world-class audio for live events. For the first time, BNE has made a direct investment in Clear-Com equipment, marking a new chapter in their long-standing relationship, and wasted no time putting it to work across multiple stages at Insomniac’s flagship festivals, Dreamstate and Apocalypse. This milestone demonstrates Clear-Com’s essential role in powering communication at today’s biggest live events.  

This year, BNE Productions, the team behind some of the production and sustainability efforts for the HARD Summer music festival, rolled out new strategies to handle the acoustic and environmental challenges that are unique to an event held in a dense urban space like Los Angeles.

Saad Al-Jadir, founder of the production company, explained that the festival promoter brought his team on to tackle the sound concerns that cropped up at last year's event. “The main intention was to tighten up the coverage area by ensuring it was more contained to the immediate audience,” he said.

Hundreds of thousands of music fans from around the world recently descended on Indio, California for the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival. Now spanning across two full weekends, the sprawling annual spectacle presents hundreds of acts — from the biggest international headliners to exciting up-and-comers — across eight carefully curated stages, each offering its own unique experience. For the 2024 festival, one of the most sought-after destinations on the expansive festival site was the now-legendary Yuma Stage — Coachella’s “beating heart of house and techno.”

The Thrive album propelled Slander to a new plateau of success, as evidenced by the size and stature of the venues comprising the Thrive Tour’s 30 North American stops. It also seemed fitting that the duo’s production package for the trek included a PK Sound Trinity Black robotic line source system that, like the album itself, has a sound quality that can range from pristine to powerful. Los Angeles-based BNE Productions is providing the audio system.

BNE Productions has formally joined the PK Alliance with an investment in a T10 robotic line source system.