The Maestro Beckons ...

'We’ve already built up a fanbase in the Midwest. We definitely want one outside the region, too. You’re telling us people can experience one of our concerts anywhere in the world from home? You’d have to be an idiot to not make it work. A win-win for all performing artists and fans.' - Legends Undercover

'Hey if anyone anywhere in the world can "be" at our gig without actually being there then why the hell not.' - Mister Blackcat

'We like our fans to mosh. But if we’re playing in San Francisco and you’re all the way in Australia, grab your mates, put on the Maestroes, and go apeshit!' - Prelude To Ruin

'I’ve been singing and playing my guitar live for years now, and I’ve been to plenty of shows myself. Goes with the territory as a musician. But it’s hard to enjoy a show when you’re surrounded by people smoking what have you, or if they have BO, or if they’re dancing crazy around you and get into your personal space and all. Shoot, sometimes I’m the one who wants to dance crazy, and gotta worry about getting into somebody else’s personal space! Yeah, we all know it’s cool to be a part of that collective energy physically and all, but if I can avoid the smell of cigarettes and BO and still enjoy a show from the comfort of my own basement, and still get to experience that collective energy with the help of modern technology, I’d have to be a fool to not have that in my arsenal as a concert-goer, and, come to think of it, as an entertainer myself. And then you’re telling me it’ll cost less to experience all that than if I were actually there, and potentially even "be" on stage with the artist themselves? Why isn’t this already a thing?' - Steve Gleeson, Singer/Guitarist

'I’m getting tumescent for Coobri’s next model, and I’m not talking about Cindy Crawford.' - Keith Ford, Bassist

'It’s not even about money at this point. I create most of my music on my computer and then share it on social media. It’d be bad-ass if I can create virtual concerts and not have to put up with all the crap that venues and concert promoters make artists go through if they want to play live. The more control I have over my art the better.' - Robert Quinn, Composer

'As a professional musician, we always hope for good crowds and high ticket sales. With Coobri’s next headset not only will we be able to fill the venue, we’ll also be able to maximize capacity with virtual audiences around the world! This is a very cool concept and I’m SUPER stoked to not only host live events virtually but to also experience other live events as well!' - David Lee Paul Schroeder, Singer/Guitarist

'I've never been able to make it to a concert before, but I'm excited for the Maestro so I can watch one from my house. I'm hoping to experience a Streetlight Manifesto concert without having to pay to travel to New Jersey.' - Noel Hann, Video Game Developer (Pocket Pickers, Ghost Hunter Inc)

'As a gamer, I always look for quality visuals and emotional moments. With the Coobri headset not only can I live in the moment, but I can share it as well. I can even make a world to share with a virtual audience, including subscribers and fans. This is a very cool idea and I'm very intrigued by how other creators will use this tool.' - Jalen Oneal, Photographer, JayberryTech

'I remember seeing some concert footage on the Punk. Good ideas and a nice concept.' - Kevin D. Johnson Jr, Owner, NorthStarr Media Group Multimedia Production Company

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