Being able to stream a concert live is great, but it just doesn't live up to immersing yourself in all the sights and sounds a venue has to offer—Visualise offers a happy medium with virtual concerts. If you've ever received the heartbreaking news that you've just missed a favorite band playing in your city, virtual reality concerts could be the way of the future to make sure you never miss a killer guitar solo or an epic rap battle.
In order to show off what technology it brings to the table, Visualise strapped people into headsets that provided them the best seats in the house at a Kasabian concert. The experience provides three 360-degree views from the crowd, press area, as well as captured all the action on stage with the band.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Virtual Concerts
- The rise of virtual reality concerts opens opportunities for innovative immersive experiences, including unique stage designs and personalized sound.
- 360-degree Video
- 360-degree concert videos offer new opportunities for independent and established musicians to reach global audiences, including the potential to monetize virtual ticket sales.
- Remote Event Production
- Remote event production solutions leveraging virtual and augmented reality technologies can help music event organizers reduce costs and increase flexibility in planning and executing events.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- Virtual reality concerts offer the entertainment industry a new way of delivering immersive, engaging experiences to global audiences, thereby opening up new revenue streams.
- Technology
- The virtual reality and 360-degree video technologies underpinning virtual concerts and remote event production offer technology businesses opportunities to develop and market innovative products and services that support the trend.
- Event Planning
- Virtual and augmented reality solutions can significantly reduce costs and increase the reach of events, thereby creating opportunities for event planning and production businesses to serve new markets and customers.
