JUL Stadium Tour

Pre-production visual direction for a stadium tour in France. Commissioned through Stoemp Studio. Three concert scenography concepts translating the artist's themes into spatial atmosphere, lighting language, and set design references.

Client

Mozart

Location

Brussels

Year

2025

Services

Scenography / Creative Direction

Before a stadium concert exists, it has to be felt. Kiosk developed three distinct visual concepts for a major French artist's Stade de France show, each building a complete atmospheric world from the stage outward. Not mood boards. Spatial direction: what the crowd sees from 200 metres away, what the artist emerges into, what 70,000 people experience when the lights go down.

Three atmospheres. One night.

TOR is urban and kinetic. A raised runway extends from the stage deep into the crowd, lined with neon-lit motorcycles that become part of the performance itself. Blue-white industrial light, LED floor panels, a geometry that makes 70,000 people feel like they're inside a single machine moving at speed.


ROUGE strips that geometry to its most elemental. Same stage, same structures — but saturated entirely in red. Beam lighting carves the smoke into columns. The performer becomes a silhouette at the centre of something that feels like a ritual under red cathedral light.


UFO The third concept goes somewhere else entirely. Giant translucent organic inflatables - bioluminescent, barely containable, like creatures from deep water, float above the crowd while green lasers radiate from the stage below. The artist rises on a floating LED platform, torch raised, surrounded by 70,000 green phone lights turned upward. Of the three, this is the most technically ambitious. Nothing quite like it exists on a French stage yet.

Interior Design Space
Interior Design Space

Pre-production direction is the work that makes the impossible legible, translating a feeling into something an artist, a director, and a lighting designer can all read from the same page

Interior Design Space


Three proposals for how an artist can own a stadium, not just fill it.

Below photographies from the concert: 28.05.2026