FILE – In this Feb. 4, 2007, file photo, Prince performs during the halftime show at the Super Bowl XLI football game in Miami. The music icon died of an accidental opioid overdose at his Paisley Park studio on April 21, 2016.
Chicago will host a two-in-one immersive experience celebrating the iconic life of Prince.
"The Prince Experience" is slated to unfold Nov. 2 at a venue that will be unveiled a day before the show.
The event will feature 10 multisensory spaces detailing the creative life and work of the "Purple Rain" artist. Throughout the museum-like space, fans can groove on the dance floor and snap pictures.
Visitors can even give producing a spin by mixing Prince's 1984 funk-rock hit “Let’s Go Crazy.”
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Sofar Sounds, the music entertainment company behind the experience, will wrap the event with a concert highlighting Prince's most famous pieces.
Three artists will play a mix of originals and songs from the "The Purple One." The lineup will remain a secret up until the very moment the musical guests take the stage, which is a surprise Sofar Sounds runs with all of its events.
The experience will kick off at 5 p.m. and pan out across three hours, giving fans plenty of time to cycle through the rooms as many times as they want.
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Tickets cost $60 and are available now here.
