
Originally posted by yeah:[..]
I wonder why there are tickets with "possible obstructed view" then?
The stage for the upcoming tour is leaving the drawing board and taking shape. We sneaked in to the build to grab a couple of shots.
Who else to get the latest word from but Show Designer Willie Williams. 'After two and a half years of planning, this thing is almost built.' he tells us. ' Pictured is an inverted section of the 'shoulder' of the main structure, being fabricated in Belgium. ' I thought I was getting used to the scale of the operation, but it's pretty staggering to look at this and imagine we're taking it on tour, with several dozen other pieces like it"
Originally posted by germcevoy:stage being assembled somewhere in Belgium
Originally posted by http://livedesignonline.com/concerts/0427-u2-360-tour-set-design/Designer Willie Williams shared with Live Design this behind-the scenes look at the building of the set for the upcoming U2 360° tour. This shot from April 15 shows an inverted section of the main support structure, currently under construction at StageCo in Wechter, Belgium. Williams notes that test builds of the structure commence May 12, while simultaneous test builds of the video screen, designed by Chuck Hoberman and Frederic Opsomer, take place in the Antwerp Sportpalais, while the main stage is being built at Tait Towers in Lititz, PA. “And it's all very big,” says Williams.
Originally posted by dieder:As known they're working on the stage in Belgium. Someone made some photos and putted them online:
http://community.u2.com/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4377847&as=74615
Thanks to Dirk for the photos![]()
Originally posted by dieder:As known they're working on the stage in Belgium. Someone made some photos and putted them online:
http://community.u2.com/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4377847&as=74615
Thanks to Dirk for the photos![]()