On September 5th, U2 fans will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the legendary Irish band’s music like never before. V-U2: An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas is set to debut at the state-of-the-art venue where it was originally filmed. Directed by Morleigh Steinberg and U2’s founding guitarist, The Edge, this film captures the essence of U2’s U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere residency from September 2023 through March. What sets V-U2 apart is that it is the first film ever shot entirely with Big Sky, Sphere Entertainment’s groundbreaking ultrahigh-resolution camera system.
The Edge expressed the goal of the film as giving viewers an immersive experience that mirrors being at a live U2:UV concert, and perhaps even surpassing it. Steinberg added that the process of making this film was a true collaboration between the band, artists, producers, and technology teams. The end result is a cinematic masterpiece that transports the audience into the energy and beauty of U2’s live show. Both artists and fans alike can expect to be blown away by the visual and auditory feast that V-U2 promises to deliver.
U2 has been a powerhouse in the music industry for almost half a century, captivating audiences worldwide, winning numerous accolades, and selling millions of albums. The band, formed in Dublin in 1976, continues to move and inspire listeners with their music. The core lineup of The Edge, Bono, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullin Jr. remains strong, showcasing the enduring talent and chemistry that have defined U2’s sound over the years.
While the duration of V-U2’s screening at Sphere Las Vegas is yet to be announced, one thing is certain – this concert film is set to revolutionize the way fans experience live music. For those unable to make it to Sin City, the show will go on, ensuring that U2’s music continues to transcend boundaries and connect with audiences around the globe. Get ready to witness U2 like never before, as V-U2 promises an unforgettable journey through the band’s iconic music and legacy.