UK-Based Hologram Company Musion To Recreate 'Iconic British Superstar' At Best Of Britannia Event
Thursday, 13 September 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
A British company that was also behind the now-infamous Tupac Shakur hologram that appeared at the Coachella Music Festival earlier this year has revealed that it will be briefly reviving an ‘iconic British superstar’ at an event this October.
The news comes less than 24 hours after Digital Domain, another company involved with the Tupac Shakur hologram, filed for bankruptcy, with reported debts of $215million. The fortunes of Musion, the British holographic company, seem to be considerably better, and they’re planning to unveil their latest recreation at the Best of Britannia event in London this October.
The event will showcase the best of British art, music, design, products, and culture, and will now apparently feature a legendary British performer who’ll be brilliantly brought back to life using cutting edge technology.
While no clues have been given as to who they’ve chosen to resurrect, guesses have started flying around the internet, with Beatles legend John Lennon a popular choice, as his birthday lies in October. But, its true to say that the hologram may not even be a musician - as the company have only hinted that it would be a ‘British superstar’ and not necessarily a singer or bandmember.
Who do you think it’ll be? Let us know in the comments section below.
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