Re: Starmus Festival @ Bratislava, Slovakia - 12-17 May 2024
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2024 3:18 pm
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Tickets are 200 euros, by the way.Powered by ESET, STARMUS VII will kick off with an exclusive live performance titled "Bridge from the Future" on May 12th by renowned electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, joined by special guest Sir Brian May, legendary guitarist of Queen and STARMUS co-founder. Set against the breath-taking backdrop of the SNP Bridge over the Danube River, this monumental event will be open for the public and STARMUS ticket holders will have privileged access closer to the stage.
According to the program 20:00-22:00Richard-Eastham wrote: Thu Apr 11, 2024 2:50 pmSunset in Bratislava on Sun 12 May is 20:19 so assuming concert needs darkness for the full effect, maybe a 20:30 or 21:00 start?Jote wrote: Thu Apr 11, 2024 2:23 pm I wonder what time the concert will be, as the last train to Vienna departs at 23:16. This hasn't been announced, has it?


Actually, those AIs are pretty helpful. I've just cross-referenced with Google street view and it all lines up as being the south bank of the river. Looks like road closures will be needed to accommodate the crowds.Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2024 6:30 pm Has there been any info released about the stage set up and scenagraphy? Those AI images shown at the press conference don't have much local context.
I'm guessing the stage and crowd are all at ground level with the bridge simply as a backdrop?
Will stage and audience be on the same bank of the river? Or will it be like Lyon, with stage one side and audience on the other?
Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2024 6:30 pm Has there been any info released about the stage set up and scenagraphy? Those AI images shown at the press conference don't have much local context.
I'm guessing the stage and crowd are all at ground level with the bridge simply as a backdrop?
Will stage and audience be on the same bank of the river? Or will it be like Lyon, with stage one side and audience on the other?



