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Michael Jackson Most Requested Artist for a Hologram Concert in Canada

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facebook icon linkedin icon twitter icon pinterest icon email icon Toronto, Canada | May 05, 2023 03:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time

 

  • Rogers Centre Toronto, voted most popular venue

  • Ticket prices could be on par with live concerts

  • Interest in hologram festivals, art and fashion shows

Holographic technology has been around for decades, but in recent years, advancements in light, sound, and stage technology, for holographic and virtual concepts have been developed and tested:

Tupac Shakur’s virtual performance at Coachella Festival 2013 was the starting point and fans have seen the likes of Michael Jackson, Ronny James Dio and Whitney Houston in concert thanks to the holographic technology.

ABBA stopped touring in the early 1980s but has broken new ground with their virtual ‘Voyage’ show in London, England. The hologram concert premiered in May 2022, and on 17 April 2023, the millionth visitor saw the ‘Abba-tars live’.

In March 2023, ABBA announced that the show will tour the world: A new exciting format that could be a peek into the future for shows and events based on holographic technology.

Canadian PartyCasino asked 1000 Canadians 14 questions on hologram concerts, ticket prices, type of venues and what artists or groups they would consider paying for, in a virtual concert.

Michael Jackson at Rogers Centre, Toronto?

In a list of 14 Canadian venues with capacities ranging from 800 to 54 000, Rogers Centre took the first spot with 11,70% of the votes, followed by Air Canada Centre, Toronto (10,80%) and BC Place Stadium, Vancouver (10,30%).

One section of the survey looks at artists from the past and whom the poll takers would like to see in a hologram concert from each decade:

1960s:

• The Beatles 14,40%

• Elvis Presley 12,70%

1970s:

• Queen 10,50%

• Pink Floyd 6,10%

1980s:

• Michael Jackson 19,40%

• Whitney Houston 7,90%

The survey also shows that the interest in new formats of holographic experiences is high and that the audiences are potentially willing to pay concert ticket prices for the experience, with over a third of the participants picking price points over 100 Canadian dollars (CA$100-124: 20,30% and CA$125-149: 13,10%).

Other holographic experiences that the survey looks at include music festivals, theatre plays and fashion shows.

The full survey results can be seen in a blog post here.

 

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