LATEST ISSUE: 136 (MAR/APR 2026)
The Mar/Apr 2026 edition of Pro Mobile is packed with the usual mix of articles, news, views and reviews all linked to the wonderful world of mobile DJing.
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Pete Holding, Pro Mobile Editor
You can read all of the reviews and the first part of every article by following the links below, but to read the articles in full and get the complete Pro Mobile experience you’ll need a copy of the physical magazine – click ‘Subscriptions -> Magazine’ above to get hold of one! or click here SUBSCRIBE NOW
Pete Holding, Pro Mobile Editor
IN THIS ISSUE
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With the major February expos now behind us and 2026 well under way, it truly feels like a new dawn for our industry. The energy at the recent shows was electric, and with several landmark product launches already crossing my desk, there is a real sense of momentum in the air.
PROFILE: Scott Dewing
Lighting and PA in my family started with my grandad Peter – an absolute gentleman who loved helping people and supporting the community he lived in. At Christmas, he was the guy up the ladder installing Christmas lights throughout the village (St Osyth, Essex) and for community events he would erect scaffold poles with those huge grey horns that would sound like you were at the races, just to ensure that all announcements could be heard throughout the village.
Remembering Prince
It’s ten years since the passing of Prince. Arguably one of the music industry’s greatest creative talents, Prince was a powerhouse of popular tunes, creating a wealth of hits for himself and others, not to mention a staggering catalogue of albums and unpublished material that’s still being released a decade later. He was happiest when performing or just behind the walls of Paisley Park, writing and recording. And, boy, did he create a lot of songs.
The Safety Script: Mastering the Risk Assessment
In the previous issue, we discussed the ‘paperwork passport’ required to enter the world of high-end venues: Public Liability Insurance and Electrical Equipment Testing. Having your PLI and PAT in order proves that you are a legitimate business entity and that your equipment is electrically sound.
Eliot Kennedy
He wanted a Number One record before he turned 25 – and he got it on his 25th birthday. From Take That to the Spice Girls, from Ivor Novello recognition to coaching future stars on The X Factor, Sheffield songwriter and producer Eliot Kennedy has helped soundtrack more than three decades of global pop.
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