Paul Kalkbrenner Commenced an Audiovisual Set For The Midway

For more than two decades, German techno icon Paul Kalkbrenner has brought a refreshing audiovisual experience to stages around the world. Bringing his latest live set to North America for a 5-date tour, Kalkbrenner sold out renowned venues like New York City’s Irving Plaza and Montreal’s MTLEUS. Performing an immersive 2.5 hour-long set, Paul Kalkbrenner was backed by angled mirrors instead of traditional LED screens, giving fans a bird’s-eye view of his live set-up.

A unique way to bring concert-goers behind the decks, the techno producer arrived in San Francisco to create an intimate experience within The Midway‘s 2,000-capacity dancefloor. Encapsulating his greatest hits throughout his prolific career, Paul Kalkbrenner’s set included tracks from his early catalog such as ‘Altes Kamuffel’ and ‘Sand and Sky’ released on Ellen Alien’s BPitch label, to more recent favorites ‘No Goodbye’ and his remix of ‘Techno Monkey’. This experience ensures everyone who was there to have unforgettable memories there.

More about Paul Kalkbrenner’s innovative, audiovisual set

The techno star spent the summer performing across Europe at premiere festivals like Tomorrowland, and iconic venues like Ushuaïa Ibiza. Now, Paul Kalkbrenner returned to North America for a headline tour with stops in New York City, Chicago, Denver, Montreal, and of course, the aforementioned San Francisco. No matter if it is a nightclub or a music festival, Paul Kalkbrenner always knows how to set the mood right.

He has unveiled this mind-blowing, new concept to stages across North America and he is backed by angled mirrors. These mirrors give the fans their own POV (point-of-view) of Paul Kalkbrenner’s singular live set-up. This unique stage design displays his inimitable energy and the stacks of boards and gear that he takes with him to every show. Never DJ-ing, it’s a setup that highlights what has made Paul Kalkbrenner one of dance music’s most admired artists.