Orelsan 2026 TOUR

For the 2026 tour of Orelsan, PRG France is proud to support Astérios Spectacles with a technical setup designed to serve artistic vision, flexibility and the demands of a touring production. The project was led from France, with additional design support from PRG teams in Belgium.

At the heart of the show is a dynamic scenographic concept built around video, motion and adaptability. The production features multiple LED INFiLED Pitch 5.9 ARmk2 video screens, including a main screen measuring 19 x 5 metres with a custom-engineered hinged opening, allowing the screen to open and close like a door for impactful artist entrances.
This hinge system was designed and developed by PRG Projects, translating the creative intent into a reliable mechanical solution that meets both touring and safety requirements. Additional mobile screens are integrated into the set design and used to support scenic transitions and reveal moments throughout the show.

Motion plays a key role in shaping the visual language of the tour. A double tracking rail system, each track spanning 33 metres, is controlled via Moveket technology. This setup enables the smooth and dynamic movement of lighting ladders and video screens, creating a fluid, immersive and evolving stage environment that adapts to each moment of the performance.
All technical elements were specifically adapted and prepared for touring conditions, ensuring reliability, efficiency and consistency throughout the tour schedule.

This project is the result of close collaboration between PRG France, PRG Projects and supporting PRG teams, where innovation, engineering and live experience come together. PRG remains committed to supporting ambitious productions by combining expertise, technology and a deep understanding of live entertainment.

We would like to thank Astérios Spectacles, as well as all artistic, production and technical partners involved, for their trust and collaboration.

Special thanks to the production team: Charles Desforges, Nicolas Meyer, Julien Le Gauffey and Dorothée Andrieu, whose commitment and expertise contributed greatly to bringing this project to life.

Design by Thomas Dechandon and Emmanuelle Favre.