Three cities into the U.S. run, ECOS was finding its groove. On Sunday, September 13, Soda Stereo took over Dolby Live in Las Vegas for the next chapter of the tour. This time, the setting brought fans closer to the production and gave the night a personality all its own.
No two rooms feel quite the same. That’s part of the fun.
A Fresh Canvas for ECOS
Dolby Live offered a new space for the visuals to stretch out.
Across the performance, 12 40-watt KVANT lasers moved between sharp patterns, sweeping effects, and bursts of color.
Meanwhile, the music determined where things went next.
Rather than giving every song the biggest possible look, the production could change direction along with the set. That variety kept the visual experience moving without becoming predictable.
Following the Feel
Michael Moore and JP Alves were behind the laser production for the evening.
With each song came another opportunity to create something different. Which gave the lasers room to make a much stronger statement.
That balance helped keep the focus where it belonged—on the performance.
Vegas Gets Its Turn
By this point, ECOS had already visited San Jose and Los Angeles.
Still, Las Vegas wasn’t simply a repeat of what came before.
A different venue brought another perspective to the production and a fresh crowd brought its own energy.
For one Sunday evening, Dolby Live became ECOS territory.
Soda Stereo – Cuando pase el temblor – (Live Las Vegas 2026)
