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Phish's Trey Anastasio discusses the band's upcoming shows at the new Sphere in Las Vegas, emphasizing the unique visual and sound experience, the creative planning process, and the decision to ensure each of the four shows is distinct. He highlights the band's commitment to constant creativity, the importance of their dedicated fanbase, and the potential for future performances like Gamehendge.
Dave Grohl was spotted having a blast at U2's final concert at The Sphere in Las Vegas, singing along to "Beautiful Day" and enjoying the show with a drink in hand and sunglasses on his shirt collar. Other celebrity attendees included First Lady Jill Biden and U2's longtime producer Brian Eno. The Sphere's upcoming acts include Phish and Dead & Company, and despite a busy schedule, Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters will be heading back on tour this summer.
The Las Vegas Sphere, owned by Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan, has generated over $75 million in revenue in just over two months of operation. The U2 residency "U2: UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" and the film "Postcards From Earth" have contributed to this revenue, with U2 performances bringing in $30.7 million and the film screenings generating $44.5 million. The Sphere also hosts events like the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix and has a successful advertising business. The company plans to sell $225 million in private debt to an institutional buyer.
The $2.3 billion Sphere arena in Las Vegas, the largest spherical structure in the world, has been dazzling crowds with its innovative and mesmerizing displays since its debut on the Fourth of July. The venue features 1.2 million LED lights that transform it into a gigantic display, while inside, a 16k-resolution curved screen provides a mind-blowing visual experience. Despite reporting an operating loss of $98.4 million, the CEO remains optimistic about its profitability, citing the success of U2 concerts and other events. Plans are underway to replicate the structure in London, although locals have expressed concerns about its impact on the surroundings.
Microsoft and Sony have engaged in a marketing battle at The Sphere in Las Vegas, with both companies spending thousands of dollars to showcase their gaming products. Microsoft's Xbox campaign featured a 3D billboard and live-action trailer, while Sony showcased Spider-Man 2 with Venom popping out of The Sphere. The campaigns coincided with the start of Twitchcon in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas has unveiled its new $2.3 billion concert venue called "The Sphere," featuring a 366-foot-tall circular theater with the world's largest LED screen wrapped around the audience. The unique design and technology have garnered mixed reactions, with some praising it as the "greatest venue on the planet," while others find it dystopian and liken it to a death trap. The venue made its debut with a U2 concert and has a seating capacity of almost 18,000 and a standing capacity of 20,000.
The Sphere, a giant spherical venue covered in programmable LED panels, has become a buzzworthy attraction in Las Vegas. Costing $2 billion, the 18,000-seat venue is set to host its first concert in September. While some see it as a technological marvel, others view it as a distracting billboard for drivers. The Sphere's interior offers 160,000 square feet of programmable space, allowing multilingual presentations without headphones or wires. Despite some concerns and legal issues, Madison Square Garden Entertainment plans to expand the concept by building another sphere in London.
The Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas will debut its exosphere LED screen, the largest in the world, with a Fourth of July display. The show is expected to feature stunning and dynamic imagery on the nearly 600,000 square feet of LED displays. U2 will host the first-ever concerts at the Sphere, with a residency centered around their album "Achtung Baby." Talks are also underway with Phish for a potential residency.