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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.
Bryce Vine
Serotonin, Bryce Vine’s latest full album release, is the main inspiration behind the show poster. Bright, vivid colors tie in the artists brand as well. Visual is a “campy” depiction of serotonin interacting in the brain creating and releasing several emotions. The emotions take over the poster, and intertangle with the artist’s name.
Grouplove
Grouplove, the indie rock band, is composed of five friends who came together over their love of music. Tapping into the nostalgia in their sound, the poster design features a groovy, lava lamp design. Inside of the lava bubbles are teeth, a nod to their latest track “Cheese”. Cheese is a song that focuses heavily on nostalgia and staying close to your roots. Looking at the Grouplove and their visual style, teeth were the perfect choice for a quirky call back to roots and childhood.
Mahalia
Mahalia’s latest project, IRL, focuses on a breakup and growth from a past relationship. This poster design is a tribute to the delusion love can bring and reality desperately trying to break through. Overall composition is dreamy and soft, utilizing color to hint at things being “off”.
Benson Boone
Tiktok is a growing platform, opening up doors for thousands of up and coming artists – BensonBoone included. With a DIY background, he’s made his way to center stage now on tour across the U.S. His latest song, Beautiful Things, has blown up. Art and promotion around the song features Benson Boone in open fields, surrounded by flowers. This design is a DIY interpretation of Boone’s latest song. Flowy, groovy lettering takes over the space, interacting directly with the florals in the design.
Chappell Roan
Chappell Roan is a pop, queer, drag queen inspired artist recently gaining fame while touring and opening for Olivia Rodrigo. This campy, kaleidoscope design is a tribute to her latest album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. Elements link Pink Ponies, Red Wine, and of course, her Midwestern tiara are all featured in the crashing and clashing visual elements.
PinkPantheress
UK Singer PinkPantheress is known for her genre-bending pop music. Taking inspiration from (and often literally sampling music from) the 1990’s and 2000’s, PinkPantheress is the auditory embodiment of the Y2K revival. This poster, inspired by her music, has Y2K graphic type and bold color. Easter eggs to her latest album, Heaven Knows, are front and center with a biblically accurate angel warping around a pink panthers head.
Gary Clark Jr.
Gary Clark Jr.’s latest project, JPEG RAW, inspired by the events of 2020 and the role that mobile
devices play in amplifying in destruction and chaos. The most popular track off the album, Maktub,
is titled after the Arabic word meaning “fate” or “destiny”. This design ties together these two
concepts, with the radial sonic boom being a nod to the chaos of an iPhone camera, and destiny’s
gate in the middle unaffected.
Jacob Collier
Jacob Collier has built a reputation for himself, his high musicality and a unique kind of play and interactivity at his concerts. He’s recently embarked on a 4 part series of play called “DJesse”, all of which spring boarded off his project “In My Room” (a project fully recorded and produced in his room at his home). This poster serves as a visual story telling of his journey through his music catalogue, and all the musical play that has jumped off of his at home project.
Jacob Collier
Jacob Collier has built a reputation for himself, his high musicality and a unique kind of play and interactivity at his concerts. He’s recently embarked on a 4 part series of play called “DJesse”, all of which spring boarded off his project “In My Room” (a project fully recorded and produced in his room at his home). This poster serves as a visual story telling of his journey through his music catalogue, and all the musical play that has jumped off of his at home project.
Pvris
Dark pop group, Pvris, has made their way putting melodic songs about heartbreak and heartache into the world. Often referencing the world of the occult, this poster ties into the band’s interests by serving as an inactive hex protecting those who hang it in their homes. The “stuck heart” hex is known to send negative energy back to those who wish them harm. Each poster can be customized by its owner, and is only activated by adding a symbol to the back before it is hung.
Medium Build
coming soon!
Bryce Vine
Serotonin, Bryce Vine’s latest full album release, is the main inspiration behind the show poster. Bright, vivid colors tie in the artists brand as well. Visual is a “campy” depiction of serotonin interacting in the brain creating and releasing several emotions. The emotions take over the poster, and intertangle with the artist’s name.
Grouplove
Grouplove, the indie rock band, is composed of five friends who came together over their love of music. Tapping into the nostalgia in their sound, the poster design features a groovy, lava lamp design. Inside of the lava bubbles are teeth, a nod to their latest track “Cheese”. Cheese is a song that focuses heavily on nostalgia and staying close to your roots. Looking at the Grouplove and their visual style, teeth were the perfect choice for a quirky call back to roots and childhood.
Mahalia
Mahalia’s latest project, IRL, focuses on a breakup and growth from a past relationship. This poster design is a tribute to the delusion love can bring and reality desperately trying to break through. Overall composition is dreamy and soft, utilizing color to hint at things being “off”.
Benson Boone
Tiktok is a growing platform, opening up doors for thousands of up and coming artists – BensonBoone included. With a DIY background, he’s made his way to center stage now on tour across the U.S. His latest song, Beautiful Things, has blown up. Art and promotion around the song features Benson Boone in open fields, surrounded by flowers. This design is a DIY interpretation of Boone’s latest song. Flowy, groovy lettering takes over the space, interacting directly with the florals in the design.
Chappell Roan
Chappell Roan is a pop, queer, drag queen inspired artist recently gaining fame while touring and opening for Olivia Rodrigo. This campy, kaleidoscope design is a tribute to her latest album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. Elements link Pink Ponies, Red Wine, and of course, her Midwestern tiara are all featured in the crashing and clashing visual elements.
PinkPantheress
UK Singer PinkPantheress is known for her genre-bending pop music. Taking inspiration from (and often literally sampling music from) the 1990’s and 2000’s, PinkPantheress is the auditory embodiment of the Y2K revival. This poster, inspired by her music, has Y2K graphic type and bold color. Easter eggs to her latest album, Heaven Knows, are front and center with a biblically accurate angel warping around a pink panthers head.
Gary Clark Jr.
Gary Clark Jr.’s latest project, JPEG RAW, inspired by the events of 2020 and the role that mobile
devices play in amplifying in destruction and chaos. The most popular track off the album, Maktub,
is titled after the Arabic word meaning “fate” or “destiny”. This design ties together these two
concepts, with the radial sonic boom being a nod to the chaos of an iPhone camera, and destiny’s
gate in the middle unaffected.
Jacob Collier
Jacob Collier has built a reputation for himself, his high musicality and a unique kind of play and interactivity at his concerts. He’s recently embarked on a 4 part series of play called “DJesse”, all of which spring boarded off his project “In My Room” (a project fully recorded and produced in his room at his home). This poster serves as a visual story telling of his journey through his music catalogue, and all the musical play that has jumped off of his at home project.
Jacob Collier
Jacob Collier has built a reputation for himself, his high musicality and a unique kind of play and interactivity at his concerts. He’s recently embarked on a 4 part series of play called “DJesse”, all of which spring boarded off his project “In My Room” (a project fully recorded and produced in his room at his home). This poster serves as a visual story telling of his journey through his music catalogue, and all the musical play that has jumped off of his at home project.
Pvris
Dark pop group, Pvris, has made their way putting melodic songs about heartbreak and heartache into the world. Often referencing the world of the occult, this poster ties into the band’s interests by serving as an inactive hex protecting those who hang it in their homes. The “stuck heart” hex is known to send negative energy back to those who wish them harm. Each poster can be customized by its owner, and is only activated by adding a symbol to the back before it is hung.
Medium Build
coming soon!