Usher - Past Present Future Tour

For Usher's "Past, Present, Future" tour, the Good Company team transformed a massive, automated LED cube into a living, evolving character. This cube not only served as a set but became a central storytelling device, guiding the audience through different stages of Usher’s career. From recreating a 14-year-old Usher dancing to “Call Me A Mack,” to projecting a futuristic interview with an older Usher in 2044, reflected Usher’s journey through time.

Opening Sequence - Usher Past Present Future

Usher - Past Present Future

Using a mix of analog effects and AI, the cube took on various shapes and functions, seamlessly integrating into the narrative. It became a room, a strip club, a stage, all while transforming through interactive content, maintaining a dynamic energy throughout the show.

Usher - Past Present Future Tour
Usher - Past Present Future Tour
Usher - Past Present Future Tour
Usher - Past Present Future Tour
Usher - Past Present Future Tour

The AI-driven visuals brought Usher's past and future selves to life, including moments of Usher zooming into a conversation with his childhood self, connecting his legacy with every visual twist and turn.

Usher - Past Present Future Tour
Usher - Past Present Future Tour

Usher - Past, Present, Future

The cube and our content together highlighted Usher’s evolution—physically, musically, and metaphorically—taking audiences on a spectacular ride through his career.

Usher - Past Present Future Tour

credits:

creative director - Mike Carson

production company - Good Company

content creative director - alexandre moors

director of experiential and technology - Matt Lowe

executive producer - Mel Roy

content producer - Carina Mak

office coordinator - Jenny Choi

interstitials editor - maxime quoilin

2d artist - drew horen

2d artist - louie seguin

2d artist - alosha robinson

2d artist - alex howard

3d artist - will wharton

3d artist - hugo shiboski

3d artist - chris taylor

assistant editor - jacqueline kramer

copywriter - ronald porto

video programmer / notch - andrew marchbank