Gloshine Continuously Sets New Records in Large-Screen Applications, Redefining the Future of Concert Stage Design
1 January 1970
Recently, Gloshine has deeply empowered the concert tours of four top-tier artists — Xue Zhiqian— delivering extreme performance in stability, reliability, rapid deployment, high protection, and high-definition display. With these capabilities, Gloshine has repeatedly broken records in LED display applications for concerts, seamlessly integrating professional display technology with stage creativity to create multiple iconic visual benchmarks for the Chinese music scene. This fully demonstrates the leading strength of Chinese LED display brands in the global entertainment industry.
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At Xue Zhiqian's "King of Beasts" concert, Gloshine's CB MAX Series was deployed on a massive scale of 5,600 square meters, creating the world's largest four-sided stage — 93 meters wide, 53 meters deep, and 36 meters high (equivalent to a 12-story building) — serving as the visual centerpiece of the entire show.
The CB MAX Series features 1m x 1m large standard cabinets, innovatively combining carbon fiber materials with die-cast magnesium alloy frames. This ensures structural strength while keeping the cabinets extremely light and thin, significantly reducing lifting and load-bearing pressure. In addition, the modular splice design makes on-site assembly, disassembly, and post-maintenance faster and more efficient, perfectly adapting to the high-intensity, fast-paced construction needs of large-scale concerts.
Meanwhile, the CB MAX Series cabinets were also showcased at the Longgang Bay Area T-stand launch event on March 26, presenting to the global industry the innovative breakthroughs of Chinese LED display technology and the strong momentum of brand globalization.
SEVENTEEN's Concert
On September 27th, the Hong Kong leg of the 10th anniversary world tour concert by the popular South Korean boy band SEVENTEEN kicked off with an electrifying atmosphere. The concert featured Gloshine Technology's nearly 1,500㎡ VA series transparent screens as the core display equipment. With their high-definition, detailed visuals and custom-designed shapes, these screens created an immersive audiovisual feast that perfectly blended technology and art for the audience.
Lau’s 2024 Tour Concert
On July 5, 2024, the first stop of Andy Lau's "Today…is the Day" tour concert kicked off spectacularly at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, with six consecutive grand performances scheduled through July 13. Gloshine Technology provided 2,000㎡ of LED displays for the Shanghai and Guangzhou stops of the tour. With their ultra-slim design, wide viewing angles, and robust durability, these screens delivered an unparalleled visual feast for the concert.
