RAPPER Travis Scott is performing four virtual concerts over the next two days on the hugely popular video game Fortnite.
The 27-year-old Texan played his first gig on the shooter early on Friday morning and has another scheduled for this afternoon.
Fans will be able to tune in to three further "tour dates" on Saturday.
Dubbed "Astronomical", the shows are set up so that everyone around the world has an opportunity to jump in and watch.
"From April 23-25, blast off into a one of a kind musical journey featuring Travis Scott and the world premiere of a brand new track," Epic Games, which owns Fortnite, wrote in a blog post.
"Astronomical is an other-worldly experience inspired by Cactus Jack’s creations, built from the ground up in Fortnite."
More than 12million gamers tuned in to Travis's first Fortnite gig at midnight on Friday, but he's got anoher four coming up.
The gig dates and times include:
If you don't have Fortnite, you'll need to download the game via the Apple App Store or Google Play, or via .
Load up the game and head to the stage, which is north of Sweaty Sands, at one of the times listed above.
The “doors” open 30 minutes before each show, giving you loads of time to hope into the game and nab a decent spot.
Epic Games says there's a capacity (likely in the millions) for each show, so get in early if you can.
FORTNITE is an online video game played by up to 250 million people across the world.
In it, 100 players compete on their own or with a small group of pals to grab weapons, gather resources and build defences, before fighting it out to be the last man (or team) standing.
Matches take about 20 minutes, and you can drop into a new game within seconds of your previous one finishing.
It's bright, it's cartoony and it's fiendishly compelling.
Skill is rewarded but luck also plays a huge role, meaning no two games are ever the same and everyone feels like they have a chance of winning.
Fortnite has also made its developer billions.
In Europe it's rated 12+, meaning it's suitable for those aged 12 and up.
The battle royale mode is free to play, but there is also a story-driven single player and co-op mode called Save The World that players have to pay for.
Pop culture crossover events are very common because of the game's huge audience.
These involve players being able to buy themed outfits for the movie, TV show or brand, as well as getting some themed activities in-game to do too.
These might be new places to explore, new challenges to complete to win themed accessories, or new game modes that are loosely related to the theme of whatever is being crossed over with.
Epic Games has added a bunch of new cosmetics and other goodies to coincide with the concerts.
They've also swapped out the game's loading screens with new Travis Scott-themed art.
And several new Travis Scott emotes have been released.
One is a headbagning emote, while another sees the star wielding a flaming microphone stand.
To grab them, or the new Travis Scott skin and other cosmetis, head tot he in-game store.
If you attend any of the concerts, you’ll get a free glider and two loading screens.
In other gaming news, our first look at the PlayStation 5's home screen may be here thanks to a "leaked" image online.
Fortnite is giving away 25,000 free V-bucks ‘for the best original dance move’ on TikTok.
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What do you make of the Fortnite concerts? Let us know in the comments!
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