David Gray

This is it.

And they build it around that big artist.

But that's the top sort of luxury end.

That's the top 1%, isn't it?

Less.

I mean, it's the top tiny bit of entertainment.

People that can do that and that are such as a Super Bowl halftime kind of stars that can command those kind of situations.

But for the humble audience.

musician making a record and trying to make it work they have to go out and make ends meet in a different way and those kind of propositions and ideas aren't really something that are going to come their way so it's it's yeah that there's all kinds of fads within the industry which have been very successful i mean people are always looking for something novel that will get everyone's attention it drives the media and suddenly publicity campaign done

And I think that's partly what it is.

The sphere or whatever it is.

You know what I mean?

Or U2's one in Vegas.

They opened it.

They opened it.

It just looks like a headache to me.

I don't want to look at jellyfish.

I'm sure it's totally psychedelic and unbelievable, but it's presented as if it's the future of entertainment.

The future of entertainment is really more humble than that.

Community centres.