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Live Nation VIP
Concert Posters
Each poster design in this project is an exclusive, screen printed poster designed as a part of the VIP concert package through Live Nation.
Scroll to learn more about each poster and the creative thinking behind it.
Mac Saturn
Mac Saturn has a strong vintage aesthetic and so it only felt suiting to design a surreal, vintage space poster to promote their Detroit concert. The poster design features Saturn’s orbital patterns and other atomic design elements.
Elle King
Blues pop singer Elle King fell in love with tattoos and tattoo culture. She met her current partner (and father of her child) by getting tattooed by him and is currently clocking in at 55 tattoos. This femme tattoo flash poster is a tribute to her love of tattoos, tattoo culture, and the influence tattooing has made in her life.
Smino + JID
JID + Smino’s current tour is titled “Luv is 4ever”. The poster design attached is inspired by intricate, vintage ironwork. With added “romantic” elements like roses, doves, and hearts, and with a liquid mercury aesthetic to modernize the overall design from its vintage roots.
Milky Chance
Living in a Haze, Milky Chance’s latest single, is a fun, dance-y single. Playing with texture and a slightly crude style, this poster is inspired by the song and the bands desire to dance at the disco.
Mt. Joy
Inspired by Mount Rushmore, this whimsical and weird take is a literal representation of Mt. Joy and their “head in the clouds” dreamy sound. Five silhouettes represent the five members of the band, as an added nod to the group.
Daniel Caesar
This royal interpretation of a superhero poster features Daniel Caesar’s monogram logo front and center. With a heavy focus on his iconic blue, bring energy and movement to the poster utilizing minimal color. Jumping figures are a nod to superhero posing, in honor of his current superpowers tour.
Bastille
Bastille is known for famous songs like Pompeii, happier, and their decade old album Bad Blood. This poster is a modern, minimal interpretation of a dystopian Pompeii sky falling. Other iconic nods to the band include their signature triangle as the center focal point, and two icons on the bottom each signifying the aforementioned hits (Happier x Marshmello and their 2013 album Bad Blood).
half alive
Indie group, half alive, has used choreographed dances in several of their music videos throughout the years. When TikTok took off, half alive started posting new “dance mob” style videos to promote their music. This design features several dance moves and poses from their 2022 album, specifically the song “Did I make you up?”
Macklemore
Macklemore, famously known for his 2012 album hip hop album “the heist”, has recently made a shift in his sound. Moving away from hip hop towards a newer, pop inspired genre. Pixelated hip hop visuals represent his shift towards a more digital, pop era.
Arkells
As an ohmage to the bands namesake, named after the street they all used to practice on, the design features a giant marquee style neon sign. A metaphor for the groups growth, starting out to their now radio hit level popularity, the band has evolved from a local street sign to having their name in neon lights.
Band Camino
Band Camino came together over their love of the El Camino and the Spanish translation of Camino meaning “path”. Coming directly from the car, and on the path the car is traveling on, is BAND CAMINO. This poster design is a tribute to their start, and the potential future still left ahead of them.
