Mori Calliope’s Grimoire at Hollywood Palladium

This is not just a new age fab! Mori Calliope's latest album Phantomime peaked at number 9 in sales in the US. That's an even better ranking than it had in its native country of Japan. This speaks to the level of popularity that this concept has been able to garner. Most of this success stems from social media. Also, one of the elements that helps Mori Calliope do better numbers is that most of the tracks on the album are in English. The mix of pop with electronic music and a visual concept being the lead attraction is something that's out of a sci-fi flick for some, while others have been seeing this trend develop for years.

If you've never been to a concert where the star is an actual hologram, this is going to be a perfect day to step into modernity. At the same time, even if you're a fan of Mori Calliope's tracks, you might still be wondering how these live experiences play out. The best way to describe it is to say that it's similar to an electronic music festival. A lot of performers in this genre have been using virtual aliases for many years now. What you're getting is the music you know and love with a mixture of 2D and 3D visuals.

The Hollywood Palladium is the ideal venue to pull something like this off. In a smaller theater, you wouldn't be able to fit in all of the visual elements that take this show over the top. Speaking of the Palladium, if you've been here, you know the crowd can get rowdy. That's the case this time around, even though you'll see a ton of younger faces in the crowd. Since you might be the one bringing those younger faces along, you'll want to make sure you arrive extra early. The show starts at 6! It's a much earlier start time than for a usual show. You'll want to arrive extra early to find a good spot along the large blacktop area. Click the get tickets button today to get your passes to see Mori Calliope's Grimoire live!