Jupiter Meta conducts music concert in metaverse

Jupiter Meta, an NFT marketplace, has successfully conducted a music concert in the metaverse, it said in a statement. 

The Madras Maharani Concert was held in association with Hello FM in which singer Karthik also performed. 

Moreover, Jupiter Meta has also sold non-fungible tokens (NFTs) of the event, it said. “Each audience was given an exclusive music NFTs, which can be traded further,” the statement said. 

Manasa Rajan, CEO of Jupiter Meta, said, “The concert’s success is a singular moment and is only the beginning of a series of ideas we hope to bring to people. We believe the groundwork has been set for us to dive deeper into what Web 3.0 has to offer — we will now set our sights on other verticals and continue to engage artists, storytellers, and brands in the digital space.” 

Jupiter Meta also revealed that Visitors heard old classics and new compositions in a unique setting, with their avatars taking in the special experience. Furthermore, all ticket holders were availed of a lifetime membership to the JuJips membership program, which will offer freebies and other value adds. In addition, they will also get a chance at attending a meet-and-greet with Karthik, as revealed by the company. 

Earlier, Punjabi artist Daler Mehndi became the country’s first singer to take to the metaverse. Mehndi announced what he claims is India’s first metaverse concert, which was held on Republic Day, through a specially created platform called Partynite.