A Performance Venue Wrapped in 12K LED, Built for the Room and the Broadcast
Some rooms are made for a live crowd. Some are made for the camera. Worre Studios is a concert and performance venue in Las Vegas built for both at once — a 360° LED stage where the energy in the room and the quality on the broadcast are the same thing, not a compromise between them.
Put a crowd in front of a wall of 4K LED, run broadcast-grade sound, and stream the whole thing live to audiences in the hundreds of thousands more. The fans in the seats get the show. The fans at home get a front-row seat instead of a shaky side view.
The fans at home get a front-row seat.
What Performances Does the Studio Host?
- Concerts — immersive LED, broadcast-grade audio, a live crowd
- Live televised performances and specials — shoot for tonight and for the archive
- Comedy specials — intimate room feel, full broadcast polish
- DJ and electronic sets — 360° visuals that move with the music
- Artist rehearsals and pre-tour production — design and run the show before it goes on the road
How Many People Does the Room Hold?
The physical room flexes to the format: 350 seated, 500 standing, 600 for a concert. Those are the in-room numbers. The broadcast audience is separate and far larger — a streamed performance reaches audiences in the hundreds of thousands. A show here is never capped at the seats. Film & TV Production
Has a Live Performance Run Here?
Yes. Black Girl Magic staged a full live production in the studio — a three-piece band and choir with a complete audience mic setup, a real concert built in the room. The "World's Hottest Menopause Party" with Halle Berry, Jenny McCarthy, and Naomi Watts ran live from the studio and streamed free to women around the world. Live performance, live audience, real broadcast — not a taping dressed up as a show. Parties & Celebrations
The room and the stream, one show
360° visuals wrap the performer and the crowd, and the whole environment changes song to song.
Why Perform or Record Here Instead of a Traditional Stage?
Because the show you design is the show that ships — to the room, the stream, and the tour. The 360° volume means the visual production wraps the performer and the crowd instead of sitting flat behind them, and the whole environment can change song to song. It's also a working studio: run the concert, then capture the live-to-record content or the music video while the rig is up. One night, several deliverables, no second load-in. Niche Events
Broadcast-grade Sound and Vision, Not a PA in a Box
Real high-end infrastructure — GrandMA 3 lighting, Yamaha Rivage and Dante audio, Shure Axient wireless, Meyer audio, jib and hi-def cameras on a 360° track. The full kit list is on the Technology page. For a performance, it means the show sounds and looks like a broadcast because it is one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Many People Does the Room Hold?
350 seated, 500 standing, 600 for a concert — with the broadcast audience in the hundreds of thousands on top.
Can Touring Crews Run Their Own Show?
Yes — bring your own crew and run your own show at no extra charge; a couple of positions stay with the studio for safety on the board and the network.
What Performances Fit?
Concerts, televised performances and specials, comedy specials, DJ sets, and pre-tour rehearsal and production.
What's the Audio Like?
Yamaha Rivage and Dante audio, Shure Axient wireless, Meyer audio — the show sounds like a broadcast because it is one.
The Crowd and the Camera, One Stage.
Tell us the performance and the reach you want. We'll show you how the room holds both the crowd and the camera.