Tiësto's Production Company Opens First U.S. Offices in New York
Unlimited Productions, the production company co-founded by DJ and producer Tiësto, has opened its first offices in the United States, the company announced on November 9, 2026.
The new U.S. base is at 1120 Avenue of the Americas, Fourth Floor, in New York. Jan Maarten Luijnenburg, managing director and partner, will oversee the New York office. The company also plans to open a West Coast office in early 2027, according to Billboard.
The company designs and builds the physical side of live shows: stages, lighting, sound and video rigs that turn an empty field or arena into a venue. Its work in the United States already includes a few well-known festival jobs. It serves as production director for Elements Music & Arts Festival in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, a role that means running the technical build and day-to-day setup on site. It also built the Fire and Earth stage designs for that festival. In Philadelphia, it redesigned the mainstage at HiJinx Festival, the largest stage at the event.
Its roots are in Europe. The company's European headquarters are in Breda, in the Netherlands. It began in 2005 as Livetime Productions, founded by Jack van Deursen and Olivier Monod de Froideville. In 2009 the business expanded into Unlimited Productions, with Bart Roelen and Tijs Verwest, the DJ known as Tiësto, among its partners.
Tiësto's own shows have been a large part of that work. Unlimited Productions built the production for his December 2025 performance at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
Behind every stage design is a long list of people. Riggers hang the equipment, lighting technicians program the looks, and stagehands load trucks and build the structures. A new office in New York adds a fresh hub for that kind of work in the United States, and the West Coast plan suggests the company is looking to grow its reach beyond one city.
The company has not said how many staff will work in the New York office or when the West Coast site will open beyond the early 2027 timeframe.
