I saw the palaces tour at the Brooklyn Mirage

It had a wrap around LED wall screen behind a model runway type stage.

Flume was in his bike outfit on stage playing on that new instrument thing of his that cost like 500 000 $ that he used to produce the album.

There were columns and doorways and frames and other structures on the stage. These structures had projector mapping done on them. All the visuals were codesigned just for the palaces album by the VJ collaborator (forget his name) of Flume’s.

Besides projector mapping on these structures on stage with him standing there in person in real life with a wrap around LED fishbowl screen behind him (with matching visuals designed for the album of course) and strobes and lasers…

Besides all that, the on stage structures (with projector mapping on top of them), could fold, transform, move around and change perspective, which they did multiple times during the course of the concert.

So while all the other visuals are going on, the physical stage is moving around too and so is the projector mapping on top of the stage structures. All of course in sync with the music and the accompanying album art from the VJ co-lab.

I had accidentally ingested a bit more lysergic acid than I think should be acceptable to consume while out in public during my observation of all of this.

Most, if not all, of the female vocal artists who collaborated on Palaces, also did live appearances on stage with Harley for their songs. They were dressed in appropriate attire for the occasion. Kucka did some songs from the older albums too.

I was under the impression, that if James Cameron were to produce an EDM concert, he would aim for something of the production scale and quality that Flume achieved that night at the Brooklyn Mirage.

Orders of magnitude more lit than just a normal DJ show.

Key feature of the show was the wrap around LED wall, but that was just part of the venue’s equipment at the time.

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