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Australian electro-pop duo Empire of the Sun possess a well-proven ability to entertain. Known for their epic performances chock-full of production value and artistic flare, the band treated fans to one of the most exciting and synergistic concert experiences of the 2013 summer festival circuit. Accompanied on stage by a troupe of costumed dancers and state-of-the-art visuals, Empire of the Sun wowed ticket holders across the US and Europe with their energetic sets of danceable hits like "Alive" from 2013's Ice on the Dune.
Empire of the Sun began as the side project of musicians Luke Steele of The Sleepy Jackson and Nick Littlemore of Pnau. With the success of their 2008 debut album Walking on a Dream, the project became a focal point for the duo, resulting in their first live performances as a band in 2009. In 2013, their sophomore album Ice on the Dune reached No. 3 in Australia and No. 20 on the US Billboard 200, with lead single "Alive" receiving the remix treatment by some of the world's top DJs including David Guetta, Zedd and DJ Tiesto. With their electrifying performance style, adrenalized synths, and electro beats, the duo is not afraid to push the limits of showmanship, leaving fans eager for their 2014 performances.
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This was so much fun! I highly recommend seeing these guys. Luke Steele is a great performer! Beware of Terminal 5 - People are very territorial on the floor. I wish Roseland would put on more shows like this.
These guys know how to put on a show! True there's a lot of backing tracks going on, but their performance is original and along with dancers, light tricks and lady Gaga-worthy costumes, this band did not disappoint. Felt like Flash Gordon, the musical!
This show was horrible. Doors opened at 8 and i think i left at 11 and they still hadnt gone on. There was some dj that looked like ron howard that played for a bit, but all his stuff started to sound the same. all in all i would have rather have stayed home.
i canceled them from I-pod, that's all I am saying
Empire of the Sun knows how to play an entertaining show. The set is great with impressive costumes and lots of good back up dancers. The show was a little short and the opening act was just a DJ that wasn't very entertaining
If I could I would follow empire of the sun while they continue there walking on a dream tour. This was the best concert I've ever been to. Luke Steele is a genius in two ways: song writing and performing. This was the best performance ever!!! I recommend this to anyone no matter what age. Empire of the Sun blew my mind!!!
