FAQ

Before You Arrive

Imagine sitting front row at an exclusive VIP concert—now add the thrill of being transported to a stunning world inspired by the music and artists you love.

Welcome to the next stage of music. AMAZE reimagines concerts for the VR era, blending cinematic VFX, immersive storytelling, and cutting-edge technology to create unforgettable experiences.

Our VR Concert Tours provide you with a VR headset and let you enjoy the show alongside fellow fans with surround sound.
There will be no ads before the concert, so arrive on time to not miss anything.
The total VR concert experience is approximately 60 minutes (including headset instructions and donning/removal time).
Short answer: no!
VR headsets will be provided for you. You only need to bring yourself!
We want fans around the world to experience the VR concert!
We’ll be adding more cities and dates as they become available.
Follow us on Instagram @AmazeVR and Twitter @AMAZE_VR for the latest updates!

For the best experience and to protect our equipment, glasses may not be worn with our VR headsets.

Glasses can scratch and permanently damage the headset lenses, resulting in costly repairs and affecting future guests. We recommend wearing contact lenses or removing your glasses before the experience. Our staff will help adjust the headset for a comfortable, clear fit without glasses.
Comfort is a top priority for our VR concerts. However, the strap may prove challenging for larger hairstyles (e.g., mohawks, thick braids, buns).

The VR headset will not fit over hats. Please plan accordingly.
For your comfort and safety, all guests receive a VR hygiene mask to reduce direct contact with the headset.

We thoroughly clean and disinfect all equipment after each use—including headset masks, lenses, and the headsets themselves.

Sanitizing our gear and facilities is standard practice, as health and cleanliness are top priorities.

Our experience is fully ADA-compliant.
Please select an ADA-accessible seat when purchasing tickets.

For additional accessibility needs—such as parking—contact the venue directly.
Please contact the theater you’ll be attending for information about their service animal policy.

Our VR concerts may trigger seizures in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy. If you have a history of seizures or epilepsy, please consult your doctor before attending.
VR is generally considered safe during pregnancy, but we recommend consulting your doctor to ensure it’s appropriate for your specific situation.
Some subtitles are included for VR concerts featuring international artists, but full captions are not currently available.