2027.02.02 — 2027.02.05 · Coming soon
Integrated Systems Europe 2027
ISE 2027 runs from 2 to 5 February at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona under the theme “When Worlds Unite”. The show is arranged in ten areas, including professional audio, lighting and staging, broadcast, digital signage, emerging technologies such as AI, robotics and drones, smart spaces and creative industries, with a three-tier content programme on top: separately ticketed summits and conferences, about 30 hours of Megatrends sessions in the conference centre, and free-to-attend keynotes and show-floor stages. The 2027 exhibitor list and speakers are still being published, so the examples below are from 2026.
Last year LANG staged a show at the South Entrance in which 600 drones moved together with the screens and sound, the picture rising from the ground into the air, and when the music turned the lights in the sky followed.
The show does not just display equipment; the equipment is composed into a performance you can watch to the end.
Last year Hall 8.0 held 19 demo rooms, each running in 45-minute rounds.
In separate small rooms, free of the hall’s noise, you can tell as soon as you sit down whether voices are clear, the bass is deep and the space feels right.
The organisers have split ISE 2027’s content into three tiers: separately ticketed summits and conferences (the Control Rooms, Cybersecurity and Digital Signage summits plus the CEDIA Smart Home Technology Conference); about 30 hours in CC5 on seven trends, AI, broadcast industry trends, cybersecurity, robotics, smart spaces, sustainability, and tariffs and trading; and free-to-attend content including the ISE keynotes, the Investor Forum, the European Latin-American AV Forum, Industry Insights and Congreso AVIXA, with several stages on the show floor too.
When the booths wear you out, step into a trend session or stand by a show-floor stage a while: people who build stages, meeting rooms or shop-floor screens can each pick a route that works for them.
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The drone show and the 19 demo rooms were 2026 arrangements; the 2027 exhibitor list, speakers and listening rooms are not yet announced.
The three vertical-market summits (Control Rooms, Cybersecurity, Digital Signage) and the CEDIA Smart Home Technology Conference are ticketed separately, and the All-Conference Pass covers them all; the roughly 30 hours of Megatrends sessions are in CC5, and the free content is on the CC4 upper walkway and on show-floor stages.
In 2026 there was an application for free conference tickets: up to two choices each, limited places, with winners told the day before the show; follow the official site for how 2027 works.
The ticket is EUR 275 up to 2 February and EUR 300 after, valid for all four days; visitor eligibility follows the official registration rules, so confirm it before you travel.
There are six free cloakrooms, and suitcases can be stored too.
Listening rooms still differ in their conditions, so judge what you hear against your own space.
Booths are on the official online floor plan, and the exhibitor list is being added.
EdTech and Spark are not at the main Gran Via site but at Montjuïc Hall 8, about 15 minutes by shuttle.
Official hall overview: halls 1 and 2 for unified communications and education technology, hall 2 also residential and smart building, halls 3 and 5 multi-technology, hall 4 broadcast AV and digital signage, hall 6 and 8.1 lighting and staging, hall 7 and 8.1 audio, and hall 8.0 the audio demo rooms; EdTech and Spark are at Montjuïc Hall 8, about 15 minutes by shuttle. For individual booths, use the official online floor plan in the sources.
2027-02-02–2027-02-05; Tuesday to Thursday 10am–6pm and Friday 10am–4pm; Halls 1, 2 and 3, the Hall 8.0 demo rooms and the Upper Walkway open early at 9am each day (Spain time).
Europe/MadridFollow official venue guidance and temporary public-transport plans; do not rely on event-day parking.
One ticket works on all four days. The show is fully open Tuesday to Thursday 10am–6pm and Friday 10am–4pm; Halls 1, 2 and 3, the Hall 8.0 demo rooms and the Upper Walkway open early at 9am each day to cut queues outside and spread the morning crowd.
EUR 275–300 · four-day ticket
Accessible seating, companion policies and assistance vary by venue or ticket type; confirm with the organiser before purchase.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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