The Weeknd's concert will be released on Apple Vision Pro. Image credit: Apple
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The Weeknd: Open Hearts, an immersive music experience exclusive to Apple Vision Pro, debuts, and Concert for One series premiere date announced.
In Open Hearts, viewers follow The Weeknd on a journey through a surreal cityscape. Fans can book a demo of Apple Vision Pro at Apple Stores beginning November 15. The experience is also available for free through the Apple TV app on Vision Pro.
Directed by Anton Tammi, Open Hearts draws inspiration from the downtown Los Angeles skyline to create a surreal cityscape for The Weeknd to journey through. Tammi previously directed the music video for Hurry Up Tomorrow’s lead single, “Dancing In the Flames,” which was shot entirely on iPhone 16 Pro Max and edited on Mac.
“Apple Immersive Video brings The Weeknd’s creative vision to life in an entirely new way with Open Hearts, a groundbreaking musical experience only available on Apple Vision Pro,” said Tor Myren, Apple’s vice president of Marketing Communications. “With Vision Pro, fans will be able to experience storytelling in ways never before possible, with immersive visuals and spatial audio that will put them at the heart of the action.”
Next up, Concert for One, a new music experience, debuts worldwide on November 22. The release features BRIT Award-winning singer RAYE, who performs an intimate set recorded at London’s Air Studios with her 20-piece band, mixing R&B, jazz and pop.
The performance will also be released as a Spatial Audio EP, exclusively on Apple Music, offering listeners a detailed audio experience.
Availability
Apple Vision Pro is available in all Apple Stores and online in Australia, Canada, mainland China, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Japan, Singapore, the UK and the US. It will also be available in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates from November 15.
New episodes and movies in the Apple Immersive Video library are released in American English with subtitles in several other languages. However, the availability of certain titles varies by country or region.
Users in mainland China can access some Apple Immersive Video titles through the Migu Video and Tencent Video apps, which are free to download on the App Store for Vision Pro.
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