ATLANTA -- Call it the Tupac effect. When Marty Tudor, executive producer and CEO of Base Hologram, and his colleagues saw the 2012 footage of a "hologram" of Tupac Shakur performing at Coachella, and ...

Move over, Hologram Tupac, it’s time for another deceased musician to take the center stage, thanks to a science that is not cryogenics! Rock trailblazer and ghostly crooner Roy Orbison – who passed ...

In 1988 the phenomenal Roy Orbison passed away, leaving behind a timeless legacy and a collection of beloved songs. Since then the only access to his otherworldly voice has been through his archive of ...

The future is now — and it’s really fucking weird. The most transcendent voice in rock ‘n’ roll history is quite literally transcending space and time whilst defying our feebly formed constructs of ...

The only way to see rock legends Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly perform on a stage is through YouTube videos or tribute acts. Technology has allowed for a new way to see them on a stage again. “Roy ...

"When it first happened, the audience had a bit of a gasp. But after like 10 seconds, they're totally into it," said Martyn Axe, keyboardist for the Holly/Orbison tour. The star's voice is taken from ...

Thanks to technology, the dream of the '50s never has to die. Though Roy Orbison died in the late '80s and Buddy Holly perished in an infamous plane crash in 1959, their visages will be present in the ...

The company BASE Hologram is running a tour with the two singers’ technologically-reanimated forms, after a run of Orbison dates with orchestras in 2018. They added Holly for this tour, which visits ...

The idea of a night out on the town catching Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly tearing up the stage with a live backing band in 2022 might have some saying, “Yeah right. That’ll be the Day.” But indeed, ...

Last month, Metro Times reported that Roy Orbison, the same Roy Orbison who has been dead for nearly 30 years, would be making his grand re-entrance to the earthly stage as a fucking hologram because ...