The Sphere in Las Vegas has officially unveiled V-U2, an immersive concert film celebrating U2’s acclaimed residency, with a stunning drone show that lit up the skyline. On September 5, hundreds of drones synchronized to display the V-U2 logo, while the iconic Irish rock band’s Zoo Station resonated throughout the Exosphere, highlighting the venue’s innovative ‘XO Audio’ feature. This groundbreaking film showcases the band’s U2:UV Achtung Baby Live At Sphere residency, which thrilled over 700,000 fans during its 40 sold-out performances from September 2023 to March 2024.

V-U2 marks a significant milestone as it is the first film shot entirely with the Big Sky camera system, a cutting-edge 18K ultra-high-resolution technology developed by Sphere Entertainment Co. This system was created specifically to deliver an unparalleled visual experience tailored for the Sphere. The immersive qualities of V-U2 extend beyond the visuals; the venue utilizes the world’s highest-resolution LED screen, boasting a stunning 16K x 16K display that wraps around audiences, ensuring a captivating viewing experience from every angle.

In addition to the visuals, the Sphere enhances the audio experience with Sphere Immersive Sound, powered by Holoplot, which delivers crystal-clear sound to all 17,500 seats. The inclusion of haptic seats further elevates the experience, allowing guests to feel the music in a visceral way, creating a unique connection with the performance.

V-U2 promises to redefine concert films by integrating advanced technology and artistic storytelling, allowing fans to delve into the essence of U2’s live performances like never before. With its cutting-edge innovations, V-U2 is not just a film; it is an ultimate tribute to the band’s legacy, setting a new standard for immersive entertainment in Las Vegas. As audiences flock to experience this revolutionary film, the Sphere continues to solidify its position as a leader in modern entertainment, combining artistry with the latest advancements in technology.