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Moving the high-tech, expanding video screen that visually stuns the audience during the U2 360° tour had to be moved....More

“The 888 LED panels move apart from their neighbors in a very organic way as the screen expands and starts to grow, and audience tries to figure out what’s happening,” explains Matt Davis...More

Vital statistics for the superstructure for U2’s 360˚ Tour. Keep in mind, there are three of these on tour. The flown production load, which is normally loaded in during the 24 hours preceding the show, weighs almost as much as the superstructure from which it is hanging...More

“The goal always for me is when the fans come into the stadium they see something the like of which they have never seen before,” explains U2’s show designer & director Willie Williams....More

Over the next few weeks, we will be looking at show director/designer Willie Williams’ lighting design as well as his work with stage designer Mark Fisher and his team at Stufish Studios, in more details...More

The group of individuals involved in this tour below clocks in at over 200, but that doesn’t include all of the various vendors involved on the tour...More

Designer Willie Williams shared with Live Design this behind-the scenes look at the building of the set for the upcoming U2 360° tour...More

Willie Williams discusses his latest designs on U2's Vertigo Tour. The album it supports, How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, is an exploration of birth and death, God, war, peace, and, as with them all, love...More

Barco, Innovative Designs, and XL Video (all based in Belgium) worked together to stage Willie Williams’ spectacular design for U2’s Vertigo tour, which kicked off in San Diego, CA March 28. The tour, with lighting design directed by Bruce Rahmus and ......More

U2 has returned to the concert scene after a hiatus of several years, and it is a decidedly different production. The name of the tour may be Elevation,...More