Orlando is dialing up the volume on its arts scene with a new immersive concert experience called "Wavelength", slated to take over the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts this August. Described as part concert, part multimedia visual art exhibition, the venue will be alight with more than 200 light pillars, lasers, projectors, and custom fixtures, harmonizing with live entertainment that features 20 professional singers and 12 orchestral musicians, enhanced by an ambient, modern six-member rock band, as reported by ClickOrlando.
"Wavelength" is a brainchild of Creative City Project, seeking to create a multidimensional experience where "live music meets immersive light," according to ClickOrlando. Audience members will be encircled by performances with singers placed around the Grand Tier and musicians popping up across Steinmetz Hall. Cole NeSmith, the Artistic Director of Creative City Project, promises a distinctive setup where light is the star of the show ensuring a spectacle not just for the ears but also for the eyes.
Ticket prices for the event range from $40 to $75, with two showtimes offered at 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. on August 17. Interested attendees can easily snatch up tickets for this one-of-a-kind concert. Passionate about bringing something special to the audience, the creative team behind "Wavelength" has collaboratively designed an evening where orchestral harmonies meet dynamic visuals to orchestrate an unforgettable experience, as detailed by ClickOrlando.
Apart from the allure of innovative lighting and melodic artistry, the event features original compositions and unique arrangements of classical, pop, and jazz songs. Supported by Massey Services, Inc., "Wavelength" is all about crafting an environment where every tone and every hue blend seamlessly. For more details on what's sure to be a luminous intersection of art and music in Orlando, interested parties can refer to the Creative City Project's announcement on Bungalower.
