Barney Wragg's Unit1 raises $20M to make avatar concerts portable

Balderton led the equity round after Unit1 moved a KT Tunstall showcase between London venues; the financing split remains undisclosed.

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Unit1 is trying to turn avatar concerts from one-off venue projects into repeatable touring productions, widening the format beyond a few major music estates.

A modular holographic projection system glows with blue and magenta light amidst road cases in a backstage venue.

Barney Wragg, the former EMI digital chief who later ran Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group, has raised $20 million for Unit1 Studio, his attempt to turn avatar concerts from expensive, one-location spectacles into productions that can travel.…

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