Taking to the Pyramid stage for their Friday night headline set at Glastonbury. The 1975’s visual spectacular brought one of the most technically challenging festival productions ever to have headlined the iconic stage.
Designed by Tobais Rylander, the stage was framed with GLP X5 Bars and JDC2 along with additional JDC2 on the delay towers and X5 Bars lining the thrust, wings and travelator. All the JDC2 were integrated with a precisely mapped NDI video feed, the first show to have rolled out this capability on this scale.
Liteup were proud to supply the full touring lighting system, network, rehearsal rigging and pre vis setup.
The lighting design consisted of
192 x GLP X5 Bar IP
211 x GLP JDC2
Controlled from a MA3 hardware system running MA2 software, all servers and lighting were connected by an extensive Luminex control network integrating over 300 devices and switches together.
Liteup Account Director – Marc Callaghan
Liteup Project Manager – Luke Hornbuckle
Lighting Designer – Tobias Rylander
Lighting Director – Darren Purves
Lighting Director Camera – Michael Straun
Tour Manager – Maarten Cobbaut, Lobby Call
Production Manager – Josh Barnes, Show Logic
Stage Manager – Jason Fearnley
Head of Video – Ed Lawlor
Draughtsman – Erik Blomdahl
Liteup Crew Chief – Marc Callaghan/ Luke Hornbuckle
Liteup Crew – Ryan Dell, Adam Davies, Scott Buckley, Rob Turrall, James Gardner, Nick Moxley, Josh Saliba.
Photos – Jordan Hughes
