Global dance icon David Guetta presents ‘The Monolith’, his groundbreaking production set in the magical ancient desert setting of AlUla, considered by many one of the wonders of the world.
Against a jaw-dropping desert background, the multiple Grammy winner performs a breathtaking, specially-crafted set full of new mashups and edits, while all around him The Monolith’s staggering light show does justice to its historical setting.
This is one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen in my life. It’s the beauty, the incredible energy. It’s powerful! – Guetta
The artistic direction was supervised by David Guetta, Jean-Guillaume Charvet, and Romain Pissenem for Highscream, the man behind Hi and Ushuaia Ibiza.
Fans wanting to see the spectacle in person are in luck, as Guetta will now be bringing the ‘Monolith’ production to Ultra Miami this Saturday. It’s his first time performing the new setup in the US, and he is set to close the Main Stage with an innovative performance.
However, the highly anticipated debut of ‘The Monolith’ in Miami faces potential disruption due to the weather. Following heavy rain yesterday and forecasts of thunderstorms today, there are concerns that Ultra may need to cancel day 2 of the festival, as they did with day 1 due to the severe storms.
What is David Guetta’s ‘The Monolith’ production?
‘The Monolith’ is David Guetta’s groundbreaking audiovisual performance blending music, lights, and the stunning desert landscape of AlUla, Saudi Arabia. He initially unveiled it in the ancient AlUla desert before planning to bring it to Ultra Miami.
