Custom Inflatable Prop Puts Teeth Into Touring Band's Stage Design
Custom Inflatable Prop Makes an Impact for Touring Rock Band
Alternative rock band Grouplove is known for their unusual approach to...well, just about everything.
Add definition and intrigue to your stage presence with the use of custom-designed inflatables. Landmark Creations' inflatables are perfectly suited for dance or theater props as well as rock concert props and more. In addition, giant inflatable props are available in customizable sizes as well as several varieties that allow interaction, if desired. Cold-air inflatables can be made into slides, pits and more. Dynamic inflatables move with the force of artificially generated wind. Helium inflatables can be remote controlled to fly on command.
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Alternative rock band Grouplove is known for their unusual approach to...well, just about everything.
With a show titled "Dig Your Roots," there's no getting around the need for a few trees. But with a year-long world tour to plan, music management company Big Loud Mountain and their clients, country band Florida Georgia Line, didn't have the option of using the real thing.
It is usually only in cartoons or sci-fi movies that we see the virtual crossing over into reality. However, visitors to Boston Harbor and the Harbor Arts Festival 2014 got to take in a new exhibit titled #YES.
The cover of indie-synth-psychedelic band MGMT's Little Dark Age album displays the face of a sad little clown. When the band was ready to launch their tour, they naturally wanted a stage prop resembling their creepy critter.
If you shy away from music festivals because they are uncomfortable and surrounded by cheap food and minimal amenities, you'll love KAABOO Del Mar.
Pulling off a successful concert tour means having a wicked-cool design company behind you. From stage design to inflatable stage props, Look Up Point Design added dynamics, innovation and a serious dose of "Wow" to Neon Trees' Pop Psychology tour.
When your music tour keeps moving from city to city, you want stage scenery you can set up and take down quickly at every stop.
How do you best garner attention for your live performance of "James and the Giant Peach"? With a real-life giant peach, naturally. And that's just what one theater company did. By all accounts, the results were predictably peachy.
If you've ever been to YouTube to watch the Mayfair Games channel, you know exactly who Bob and Angus are. These two feisty sheep are constantly at each other in an Odd Couple sort of way.
"[There was] fun, excitement, and encouragement for everyone to actually walk under/through [the arch] and it worked. We have cheerleaders and small children at the finish line by the arch handing out stickers, saying ‘I did it.’ Before we had the arch, [people] would straggle in anywhere."
- Jackie Allen, March of Dimes
“We wanted to convey our 'money-saving' message, what better way than a 14-foot-tall inflatable booth with money flying around in it?”
- Brandon Hoffman, Hydra-Flex