Post by ray on May 23, 2023 22:07:17 GMT
Newcastle's skyline will again be illuminated, as a spectacular laser show will be lighting up the Quayside and city to welcome in 2023.
Building on the incredible inaugural Laser Light City show last year, this free and environmentally friendly dazzling music and light experience will see a choreographed laser display on the hour, every hour for three nights – from Friday 30 December until Sunday 1 January (inclusive), giving audiences 20 opportunities to come and experience the show at a time that suits, so it can play a part in everyone's celebration.
BAFTA award-winning artist Seb Lee-Delisle has designed this amazing laser show specifically for Newcastle and has composed an original musical score to go alongside it.
In addition to hourly choreographed shows, from 5pm members of the public can get involved by controlling the colours, patterns and movement of an array of high-powered lasers on the Tyne Bridge from their smartphone, making this a truly interactive event.
This year's show will be even bigger than last, with over 80 lasers lighting up the area between the Tyne Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The best vantage point to enjoy the event will be the Quayside, with the city's bridges and buildings lit up by the lasers and all to be enjoyed over an extended period so people can enjoy the show at their leisure.
Building on the incredible inaugural Laser Light City show last year, this free and environmentally friendly dazzling music and light experience will see a choreographed laser display on the hour, every hour for three nights – from Friday 30 December until Sunday 1 January (inclusive), giving audiences 20 opportunities to come and experience the show at a time that suits, so it can play a part in everyone's celebration.
BAFTA award-winning artist Seb Lee-Delisle has designed this amazing laser show specifically for Newcastle and has composed an original musical score to go alongside it.
In addition to hourly choreographed shows, from 5pm members of the public can get involved by controlling the colours, patterns and movement of an array of high-powered lasers on the Tyne Bridge from their smartphone, making this a truly interactive event.
This year's show will be even bigger than last, with over 80 lasers lighting up the area between the Tyne Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The best vantage point to enjoy the event will be the Quayside, with the city's bridges and buildings lit up by the lasers and all to be enjoyed over an extended period so people can enjoy the show at their leisure.
