Harmonized Production: Jacob Collier Djesse World Tour 2025
Jacob Collier’s “Djesse” tour required a visual solution that felt as organic and multifaceted as his arrangements. To support his largest-ever Australian headline dates, WOOHAH engineered a multi-layered video system that bridged the gap between the performer and thousands of fans, turning major arenas into intimate, high-definition musical playgrounds.
Our “Total Broadcast” solution for Frontier Touring included:
- Vibrant Upstage Backdrop: We deployed a large-scale ROE CB5 LED upstage wall. Known for its superior color reproduction, the CB5 provided a crisp, vivid canvas for the tour’s surrealist and colourful visual content, ensuring the stage design felt “stratospheric” from every angle.
- Cinematic Projection IMAGs: To flank the stage, we utilised 34k Laser Projectors for the IMAG screens. This high-output projection provided a natural, filmic texture that perfectly suited Jacob’s acoustic and jazz-infused moments, offering a warm alternative to traditional LED side screens.
- Studio-Grade Camera Chain: We supplied a Full Camera System with CCU control and Box Lenses at Front of House. This allowed our directors to capture the incredible detail of Jacob’s multi-instrumental performance – from the keys of the piano to the intricacies of his percussion – with professional, “magazine-sharp” focus.
- Integrated Structural Rigging: Our Rigging Solutions were designed to support the unique intersection of a massive LED array and high-precision projectors, ensuring structural integrity and pixel-perfect alignment in both the ICC Sydney and Margaret Court Arena.
- Elite Technical Execution: Our Operators and Technicians managed the complex signal flow and live broadcast requirements, providing the stability and precision that a 7-time GRAMMY® winner demands for his world-class production.
Congratulations to Jacob Collier, Nai Palm, and Frontier Touring on a truly memorable 2025 tour. We are proud to be the technical partner that brings the world’s most groundbreaking musicality to the big screen.
Photo Credit Jonathan White
