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Posted by Ted Promo on Jun-27-2005 01:49:

Why not to see Tiësto In Concert....

quote:
Tiësto In Concert USA tour

Tiёsto and Angel LIVE, the touring division of Godskitchen, are expanding the Tiёsto In Concert extravaganza to the US market.

Aiming for a tour that reaches far beyond the established DJ show, Tiёsto and Angel LIVE have created a sensory driving four-hour production. The production features the signature Tiёsto LED surrounded DJ booth, as well as a three story LED wall. In addition, visually stunning elements, such as a massive pyrotechnics and special effects show.

Enhancing the intense visuals and adding an electric and magical atmosphere to the mix, the show will include more than thirty performances including aerial acts, Butoh dancers, Samba and Taiko drummers, flying Geishas, singers and Carnival showgirls. The performers will surround Tiёsto in two different acts, as part of the Around the World theme of the tour. Distinctive visual programming will take the audience on a dazzling trek that begins in America and traverses the globe, accented with live performance segments from South America, Asia and other countries.

“The Tiёsto In Concert events in The Netherlands were among the greatest nights of my life and real milestones in my career,” concludes Tiёsto. “I’m really excited about the US shows…I’m sure that they’ll rock!”

Tiёsto has set forth to bring the US the most extraordinary live experience. The first of four events will be held at the LA Sports Arena, in Los Angeles, on August 20 and tickets go on sale June 14. For more information check www.tiestoinconcert.com.


Hmm... sooo... what about the ummm.... music?

Yes, I know this will probably turn into yet another Tiësto-bashing thread. I respect the man and what he has done for music. But there's a point in time when you've become too detached from the musical experience. That point is when you're advertisers go more into the LED lighting at your show than they do the music.

Thoughts?


Posted by Spirit5 on Jun-27-2005 02:02:

I personally feel as long as the effects compliment the music and don't take things away too much from it then thats great. I would even go so far as to say that it can add to the experience in itself. Personally I feel this music needs other type of element, as lighting and atmosphere helps the experience at clubs. It would be the same, in my understanding, at a concert venue/stadium. I mean to go to an event like this and only expect a DJ to spin and nothing else is ,in my opinion, a waste of money, especially with the cost of these events. It is cool that Tiesto with his other In Concert events has added other things, musicians, VJs, choirs, dancers etc, it definitely makes it worth the money, if only I could get to D.C. and see the Concert...


Posted by gizzymcg on Jun-27-2005 02:07:

I went 2 the second concert in Arnhem last year and it must b said that it was a fantastic experience. Tiesto when on form is still a massive draw and the level of production of the show was something to behold. Tbh Tiesto only seems 2 save his best performances for these shows and not the day 2 day sets in clubs.

I can understand the bashing he gets. I myself believe he has been rank poor since the concert. Seen him once since and have heard numerous sets and it has been generic and sometimes boring stuf.

However 2 simply dimiss him isnt fair as like i say when on form he is still a truely great DJ and showman.


Posted by StanVoid on Jun-27-2005 02:17:

does he play decently-sized sets at his concert events? how many hours usually, anyone know?

if it's 2 hours.....that'd suck


Posted by Spirit5 on Jun-27-2005 02:21:

Yeah I used to be a Tiesto basher for a while, then I got more into Armin. But in the past year, I haven't been as into Armin as much as I was. I have been listened to some old Tiesto mixed CDs and his new one ISOS 4 and I am quite pleased. His productions, in my opinion, are sometimes really good, other times poor, but the same can be said about Armin and Ferry and many other DJs/Producers. Definitely Tiesto's strength has always been and is still...connecting with crowds. It seems like he doesn't care about mixing perfectly because he just wants to play music he loves, and I don't think that many people (non-DJs) would really care if his mixing wasn't perfect. He just wants to put on a good show and share his passion, which is fine with me.


Posted by Spacey Orange on Jun-27-2005 02:21:

if true, gonna look like a freakin' circus show! :/

link?


Posted by Sykonee on Jun-27-2005 02:34:

quote:
"flying Geishas"

Reason enough to go right there.


Posted by miamitranceman on Jun-27-2005 02:46:

Miami!? woooohoooo!


Posted by isoterra on Jun-27-2005 02:54:

quote:
Originally posted by StanVoid
does he play decently-sized sets at his concert events? how many hours usually, anyone know?

if it's 2 hours.....that'd suck


8 hours usually, was 9 at TIC2pt2 though cos the clocks went back, finished on an hour of classics

not sure i trust godskitchen to put on as good a show as ID&T did though. the first one especially was fanstastic; second one was a bit cack as far as the 'magic' theme went, although the lighting setup was still awesome.

and i think lighting/setup plays a big part alongside the music and can make a world of difference if executed well. remember seeing carl cox at dancevalley last year (he had the closing set on the mainstage).. musically i wasn't that impressed, but the lighting was absolutely MINDBLOWING (complete with fireworks!)... and i really enjoyed it as a result.


Posted by sweetcandy girl on Jun-27-2005 03:07:

I am going to the TIC in La 8/20 ( I can not wait)
Tiesto is doing a 4 hour set with Acts going around him. Tiesto will not be inturupted. The Theam for this show is Tiesto Around the world and will showcase Tiesto's favorit cities.


Posted by Sveta on Jun-27-2005 03:08:

First show in LA will be only 4 hours. I'm not sure about the rest but it looks like they all be about 4 hours except the final TIC for NYE.


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Jun-27-2005 03:17:

yeah all of them will be 4 hours, I think I heard the one here will be from 9pm till 1am.
Ill probably go. I dont care about all the extra stuff around Tiesto, it kinda helps the atmosphere if it combines well with the music.I mean once Im in a concert I really am not that picky as long as the band/ DJ is playing great music.When Im at a live event I could care less about little cheesy performances or little mistakes,Ill be to buzy havin fun


Posted by Sveta on Jun-27-2005 03:30:

Yes, they say show in LA will be from 21.30 to 1.30. early night for us and then.... afterparty.


Posted by isoterra on Jun-27-2005 03:46:

man that sounds way too early... i'd normally expect headliners to play about 12-4 if it's a 4 hour set


Posted by Psiweaver on Jun-27-2005 04:21:

i think i'm going to have to go to la for this.


Posted by vrahnos on Jun-27-2005 04:41:

dj carnival

sight!!!


Posted by Soonmeister on Jun-27-2005 11:34:

I got the Tiesto in Concert 2003 DVD and have to say i pretty much enjoyed it all the way thru..... i could see his connection to the crowd and even tho his mixing wasnt perfect the crowd went posistivly GAA GAA

but the drawback for me was the little acts inbetween each country.....they were a little......cheesey

i wouldnt mind to fork out major currency to see a Tiesto concert...it would be guuuuuuuuuuuuud

i liked how he got jan johnston, kain and Andian to preform vocals live for him......


Posted by Dj_Day-V on Jun-27-2005 14:18:

Re: dj carnival

quote:
Originally posted by vrahnos
sight!!!



Posted by ncgroov808 on Jun-27-2005 15:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Spirit5
Yeah I used to be a Tiesto basher for a while, then I got more into Armin. But in the past year, I haven't been as into Armin as much as I was. I have been listened to some old Tiesto mixed CDs and his new one ISOS 4 and I am quite pleased. His productions, in my opinion, are sometimes really good, other times poor, but the same can be said about Armin and Ferry and many other DJs/Producers. Definitely Tiesto's strength has always been and is still...connecting with crowds. It seems like he doesn't care about mixing perfectly because he just wants to play music he loves, and I don't think that many people (non-DJs) would really care if his mixing wasn't perfect. He just wants to put on a good show and share his passion, which is fine with me.


You took the thoughts right out of my head.


Posted by djkoolaide on Jun-27-2005 15:38:

Well, as much as I really don't care for Tiesto, if I am reading right this is an all-ages event? If so, I will probably attend because it will be pretty much my only chance to see a big DJ live until I'm at least 18 (and even then, most clubs still say 21+).

So if it is all-ages, I'll definitely be attending if he is in a city near me. Perhaps he will come to Chicago


Posted by Dj_Day-V on Jun-27-2005 15:53:

quote:
Originally posted by djkoolaide
Perhaps he will come to Chicago


LA, Washington, Miami, New Orleans...
http://www.tiestoinconcert.com/


Posted by vrahnos on Jun-27-2005 18:15:

Re: Re: dj carnival

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Day-V


ok, i'll tell it one more time, i DONT use photoshop.


Posted by Dj_Day-V on Jun-27-2005 18:53:

Re: Re: Re: dj carnival

quote:
Originally posted by vrahnos
ok, i'll tell it one more time, i DONT use photoshop.


photoshop, paint, whatever... still crappy


Posted by vrahnos on Jun-27-2005 18:56:

Re: Re: Re: Re: dj carnival

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Day-V
photoshop, paint, whatever... still crappy


i didnt know this is a montage contest ....
you little tiesto whore, you are taking things too serious


Posted by Clovis on Jun-27-2005 19:43:

I'll save my 70$ to see DJs who actually mix well...


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