"The concert will be broadcast from multiple vantage points including the front row and on-stage to provide unprecedented access for fans," NextVR said in a statement. Finally, you'll be able to see the George Hamilton of metal (Anthrax singer Joey Belladonna) and guitarist Scott Ian's lengthy beard up-close-and-personal. All that and you won't have to get kicked in the head by a passing crowdsurfer or spend an evening pressed up against the rail separating fans from the stage.

Better yet? Beer from your fridge will be cheaper than the venue's and you won't have to worry about getting bounced for smoking. The free broadcast is even sweeter when you can pull your Daydream View or Gear VR headset off after Anthrax leaves the stage and not feel obligated to stick around for Killswitch because you dropped cash on a ticket. If there's a downside, however, it's that regardless of how cool VR is, you won't be able to get caught in a mosh tonight.