Music meets eyewear in Los Angeles, where fans can hear Frequency of Love through the new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses ahead of their 13 October launch.
Victoria Monét’s Frequency of Love will soundtrack a Ray-Ban Meta listening lounge at ComplexCon on 3–4 October, giving attendees an early opportunity to try the brand’s new Audio glasses.
Hosted at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the lounge invites visitors to borrow a pair of glasses and settle in to hear the album. Monét will join fans on Sunday, October 4, for a private Q&A and silent listening session running from noon to 1pm.
The wider lounge will open to all ComplexCon attendees from 11am to 7pm on both days. Visitors will also have the chance to win tickets to see Monét in concert.
Sound is the most important and loved feature of our glasses, so much so that we built an entire new category featuring iconic styles from Ray-Ban. Dave Kaufman, Senior Director of Marketing at Meta
Available in Ray-Ban’s Clubmaster and Burbank frames, the Audio glasses combine open-ear sound with AI features. Meta says the design lets wearers listen while staying aware of their surroundings.
For this launch, the listening experience takes centre stage: visitors can hear Monét’s record through the glasses before deciding whether the format belongs in their everyday routine.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses start at $349 and reach shelves on 13 October, with pre-orders available at ComplexCon and through Meta’s website.
