An exclusive look at Eric Prydz’s 5‑ton LED Holosphere

An exclu­sive look at Eric Prydz’s 5‑ton LED Holosphere



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Swedish DJ and pro­duc­er Eric Pry­dz and his team make wild, incred­i­ble, expen­sive lim­it­ed-run events. His lat­est is his most ambi­tious — and poten­tial­ly, his short­est run ever. In this episode of The Future of Music pre­sent­ed by Aloft Hotels, The Verge explores the behind the scenes of EPIC 6.0: Holos­phere. After years of devel­op­ment, the mul­ti-sto­ry trans­par­ent LED sphere only saw one per­for­mance at Belgium’s Tomor­row­land fes­ti­val. It’s been two years in the mak­ing and we got an exclu­sive look behind-the-scenes at what it takes to build the most tech­ni­cal­ly advanced EPIC (Eric Pry­dz In Con­cert) to date. 

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