T-Pain’s Stagecoach set was built as a two-part system: a carpeted stage with a thrust, and a sculptural swooping LED arch. We gave the artist plenty of room to move on the downstage thrust, integrating height to the production with wrap-around stairs with LED trim. The band was positioned upstage, leaving a clear entry and exit pathway beneath the arch.

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Constructed with aluminum framing, the stairs, thrust cap, and arch were all skinned in wood and finished with shag fabric, giving the set a rich, textural look. Careful attention was paid to color cohesion across the elements. LED product was embedded throughout: neon strips lit the stairs as standalone features, while the archway was layered with four levels of LED scrapes for depth and contrast.

The asymmetry of the layout was balanced through the band’s placement and warm incandescent lighting, allowing the full set to fill out the Palomino stage with intention. Paired with four dancers and custom video content by Maria from Nappy Boy Entertainment, the production felt polished and dynamic.

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DJ Montay was perched within a mirror-tiled, semi-circular DJ booth, introducing the disco-ball energy that tied the whole set together. Funky and fun, the build was a celebration of texture, light, and motion.