


Mercedes-AMG took over the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles for the world premiere of the GT 4-Door Coupé.
The bridge became an autobahn for one night. A grandstand straddled the road to form a tunnel, and the cars came through at speed under a 15 by 5 metre LED sign floating in the air. blink-182 closed the night for the 600 guests.
Built in a 48-hour window after months of logistics. Around 230 trucks of equipment, up to 350 crew on the bridge at once.
See how it came together: the backstage film.
Mercedes-AMG took over the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles for the world premiere of the GT 4-Door Coupé.
The bridge became an autobahn for one night. A grandstand straddled the road to form a tunnel, and the cars came through at speed under a 15 by 5 metre LED sign floating in the air. blink-182 closed the night for the 600 guests.
Built in a 48-hour window after months of logistics. Around 230 trucks of equipment, up to 350 crew on the bridge at once.
See how it came together: the backstage film.


Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupé World Premiere
Concept by OSK, CONSUL & Mercedes
Technical Design & Technical Production by More To Show
Lighting Design by Ombre
Lighting equipment, LED screen & audio equipment by PRG Los Angeles
Grandstand & structure by Accurate Staging
Decoration by Cactus Fabrication
Pyro by Pyrotecnico FX
Head of Video by Visual Solutions
Sound Design by MONO
© Lauren Kim
Additional images courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG
Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupé World Premiere
Concept by OSK, CONSUL & Mercedes
Technical Design & Technical Production by More To Show
Lighting Design by Ombre
Lighting equipment, LED screen & audio equipment by PRG Los Angeles
Grandstand & structure by Accurate Staging
Decoration by Cactus Fabrication
Pyro by Pyrotecnico FX
Head of Video by Visual Solutions
Sound Design by MONO
© Lauren Kim
Additional images courtesy of Mercedes-Benz AG