Atreyu
Lighting Co
CYM Lighting
Venue
Social Sanctuary/Gallagher Staging
La Mirada, CA
Lighting Co
CYM Lighting
Venue
Social Sanctuary/Gallagher Staging
La Mirada, CA
Lighting Co
Providence Productions
Venue
Bama Theatre
Tuscaloosa, AL
Lighting Co
Onstage Systems
Venue
Amon G. Carter Stadium/TCU
Fort Worth, TX
Lighting Co
Resolution X
Venue
Enmore Theatre
Sydney, Australia
Lighting Co
Db Audio Systems
Venue
Faith Church Sunset Hills
St. Louis, MO
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Toby Keith was first out of the concert touring chute, taking a bull named Corona by the horns and thrilling a crowd of 10,000 in Sioux Falls, SD — including PLSN editor Nook Schoenfeld, who drove down from Minnesota to catch the show.
New Zealand’s success with effective testing and contact tracing freed Ben Dalgleish of the need to spend much time thinking about viral safety protocols for Six60’s April 24 concert for 50,000 in Auckland. Instead, his full attention went to making the very first concert in Eden Park, the country’s national stadium, a night to remember.
Triller Fight Club, a four-hour PPV combo of boxing and music, took place in a ring and adjacent staging erected on the field of Atlanta’s Mercedes Benz Stadium, with performances by Justin Bieber, The Black Keys, Doja Cat, Saweetie, Diplo, Major Lazer, and Snoop Dogg’s new group, Mount Westmore. Debi Moen has the scoop from LD Tom Kenny.
First, Covid made Music Matters Productions’ Aaron Soriero turn warehouse space into a livestream studio. Then, with an assist from Michael Smalley, MMR started replacing comedy’s static backdrops with dynamic XR imagery. The technology is opening up new realms of comic creativity.
Global Citizen’s Vax Live: The Concert to Reunite the World, was staged May 2 at the new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA. More than 27,000 vaccinated frontline workers attended the taping, and viewers from more than 100 countries saw the show on May 8, contributing over $300 million in vaccine funding.