Rock N Roll Sushi Selects Logo Light as Exclusive Gobo Projector Supplier for Restaurant Branding
Oct 2, 2026
Restaurant franchise standardizes on Logo Light 50-watt gobo projectors following executive product testing, citing commercial build quality, UL-certified power supplies, three-year warranty, reliability and experienced support
United States, October 2, 2026 -- Logo Light announced today that Rock N Roll Sushi, a growing American-style sushi restaurant franchise, has selected Logo Light as its exclusive supplier of gobo projectors for standardized restaurant branding installations.
The decision followed product evaluation and testing by Rock N Roll Sushi leadership, including personal testing and approval of the Logo Light 50-watt gobo projector by the company’s CEO.
Rock N Roll Sushi uses the projectors inside participating restaurants to display its full-color logo on the floor at the entrance, creating an illuminated branded welcome point for customers as they enter.
Logo Light 50-watt gobo projectors have now been purchased and installed at Rock N Roll Sushi restaurants in Chesterfield, Virginia; Knoxville, Tennessee; Mansfield, Texas; Cookeville, Tennessee; and Taylor, Michigan.
“Logo Light worked with us to confirm that we were selecting the right projector for our entrance application and provided a sample that allowed us to test and verify the solution before moving forward,” said Andrew Stafne, Director of Construction for Rock N Roll Sushi. “We were impressed by the professional build quality, image performance, reliability and ease of installation. The UL-certified power supplies were also a crucial advantage for us because these projectors are being installed in public restaurant environments. Combined with the three-year warranty and the support we received, Logo Light gave us confidence in standardizing the system for additional locations.”
Stafne oversees the Rock N Roll Sushi gobo projector program, including product evaluation, coordination with Logo Light, system specification and implementation at participating restaurant locations.
Commercial Quality and Repeatable Installation
Rock N Roll Sushi selected the Logo Light system based on several factors important to a multi-location commercial restaurant operation, including professional construction, reliable performance, UL-certified power supplies, a three-year projector warranty, custom full-color glass gobos and access to experienced technical support.
Before the broader rollout, Logo Light consulted with Rock N Roll Sushi to identify the appropriate projector for the entrance-floor application and provided a test unit for evaluation.
The resulting installation is intentionally straightforward. Once positioned and aimed, the projector displays a custom full-color glass gobo reproducing the Rock N Roll Sushi logo on the interior entrance floor.
The standardized approach allows Rock N Roll Sushi construction teams to use a previously evaluated projector and image solution as additional restaurant projects are completed.
“Earning Rock N Roll Sushi’s trust required more than supplying a projector,” said Keith Frey, President of Logo Light. “Our responsibility was to understand the application, recommend the correct commercial solution and give their team the opportunity to verify it before implementing the system across multiple restaurants. Our professional product standards, UL-certified power supplies, full-color glass gobos, three-year warranty and experienced support were all important parts of that decision. We value the confidence Rock N Roll Sushi has placed in Logo Light.”
Creating a Consistent Branded Entrance
Rock N Roll Sushi is known for combining American-style sushi with a distinctive rock-and-roll-inspired restaurant experience. The projected entrance logo provides another visual touchpoint designed to reinforce that brand identity when customers arrive.
Unlike a printed floor graphic, a gobo projector uses a precision glass image to project an illuminated logo onto a surface. The technology allows companies to reproduce approved branded artwork across multiple locations while avoiding permanent application of graphics to the floor.
For franchise and multi-location businesses, standardizing a projector, gobo and supplier can also simplify future construction and renovation projects by reducing the need to evaluate a new visual branding solution for each location.
Rock N Roll Sushi currently operates more than 75 locations and has expanded beyond its original Southeastern U.S. market.
About Rock N Roll Sushi
Founded in Mobile, Alabama, in 2010, Rock N Roll Sushi offers an American-style sushi experience built around a distinctive rock-and-roll theme. The company began franchising in 2015 and has expanded to more than 75 locations. Rock N Roll Sushi combines sushi, hibachi and an energetic restaurant environment designed around the spirit and imagery of rock and roll.
For more information, visit rocknrollsushi.com.
About Logo Light
Logo Light provides professional visual branding and specialized commercial display technologies for businesses, restaurants, retailers, entertainment venues, franchise organizations and other commercial applications.
Its product portfolio includes professional gobo projectors, animated business projectors, holographic displays, specialized digital signage and custom visual branding solutions. Logo Light also provides consultation, custom artwork and application support to help businesses select and implement the appropriate display technology for their environment.
For more information, visit logolightstore.com.
EDITOR’S NOTE: High-resolution photographs showing Logo Light gobo projectors and Rock N Roll Sushi entrance-logo installations have been submitted and are also available upon request.
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