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Domes ’Make Some Noise’ at Music For Life - Boom, Belgium

FDomes provided three geodesic domes for Studio Brussel's Christmas charity event, Music for Life, in Boom, Belgium. The custom Open Dome 110, Open Dome 75 and F30 served as music stages during the week-long fundraiser, supporting live DJ performances and visitor-requested songs in exchange for charitable donations.

Domes ’Make Some Noise’ at Music For Life - Boom, BelgiumDomes ’Make Some Noise’ at Music For Life - Boom, Belgium
Boom
Belgium
Events
11 Nov 2015

Extraordinary Events Begin with Extraordinary Spaces.

From intimate gatherings to large-scale productions, our domes create the setting for experiences that stand out.

Seven Days of Music for a Good Cause

Three 'Igloo' Domes arrived at Studio Brussel's Christmas charity event in Boom, Belgium. Here, on the outskirts of Antwerp, music played loudly for over seven days (the town's name was fitting!). People rocked to records played by VRT public broadcaster in exchange for donations. The fundraiser's hosts, Linde Merckpoel, Siska Schoeters and Eva De Roo, set a record by raising an impressive €5 million for a total of 1,045 selected charitable causes, organising over 3,000 different fundraising activities during the so-called "Hottest Week" (originally De Warmste Week).

Three Domes Supporting 150 Hours of Music

Freedomes brought in three of its best concert structures: the custom Open Dome 110, Open Dome 75 and F30, all equipped with premium flooring. They served as music stages, providing an energy boost to help the DJs through their night shifts. While in residence, the DJs played songs requested by visitors in return for their contributions. In total, radio presenters played some 150 hours of music, taking charitable calls and receiving support from local stars and celebrities, including Jasper Steverlinck, Trixie Whitley and Tourist Lemc. This was the 10th edition of the Music for Life fundraiser, an initiative that continued to grow year after year.