I'm interested in this concept, as maybe in the future I can find more styles as Trance, or Psy-Trance, House, Minimal, Tech-Trance.

As first view of the provided content to check I was suprised for good.
You are seeing something like a live performance in front of you with the artists, dancing and singing right there and you can dance and express with your hands.
As if you were having a private party presentation.

The locations are also great looking and rendered.

What I would only change for better is.... why try to replicate reality as making a standing spot for a coreography?

Why not try something original with the freedom than VR provides?

I remember "The Wave VR" creating some crazy party locations for a psytrance DJ set full of psychedelic visuals and effects beyond the virtual dance floor that was also with psy ambientation.

I guess you can provide a more traditional concert feeling but also some new kind of music experiences that cannot be feasible in actual reality and then have a unique value from that.

Besides those ideas I have to say that the visual quality is one of the best features here as the artists are cinema rendered models on top of the rendered locations and it works great also.

Now regarding the price, Amaze VR is giving a price for a 1 year access to specific concerts that have many songs included.
It is a strange way to sell the content, I would have thought that there could be options DLC's to buy on steam directly, so the main product provides some entry level content and then player/spectator can decide to buy content gradually to expand it.

I can still recommend it to check it by yourself being FREE on the introductory content so you will be "amazed" by the visual effect too :)

I'm interested in this concept, as maybe in the future I can find more styles as Trance, or Psy-Trance, House, Minimal, Tech-Trance. As first view of the provided content to check I was suprised for good. You are seeing something like a live performance in front of you with the artists, dancing and singing right there and you can dance and express with your hands. As if you were having a private party presentation. The locations are also great looking and rendered. What I would only change for better is.... why try to replicate reality as making a standing spot for a coreography? Why not try something original with the freedom than VR provides? I remember "The Wave VR" creating some crazy party locations for a psytrance DJ set full of psychedelic visuals and effects beyond the virtual dance floor that was also with psy ambientation. I guess you can provide a more traditional concert feeling but also some new kind of music experiences that cannot be feasible in actual reality and then have a unique value from that. Besides those ideas I have to say that the visual quality is one of the best features here as the artists are cinema rendered models on top of the rendered locations and it works great also. Now regarding the price, Amaze VR is giving a price for a 1 year access to specific concerts that have many songs included. It is a strange way to sell the content, I would have thought that there could be options DLC's to buy on steam directly, so the main product provides some entry level content and then player/spectator can decide to buy content gradually to expand it. I can still recommend it to check it by yourself being FREE on the introductory content so you will be "amazed" by the visual effect too :)