MUMBAI: Qello Concerts, the world's largest collection of streaming full-length concerts and music documentaries, announced that it has launched on PlayStation 4 (PS4), internationally, throughout Europe, the Middle East, India, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa with PlayStation 3 (PS3) to follow, soon. This newest expansion builds upon Qello Concerts' presence in the U.S., Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Mexico and Peru, where it is already available on PS3 and PS4.     

"The demand to watch unforgettable music performances is not limited to one country – these moments are enjoyed worldwide," said Qello CEO Brian Lisi. "We place an emphasis on providing customers local iconic artistes with curated global iconic stars. So partnering with Sony Computer Entertainment only ensures fans of these performances and artistes are always available across the globe on Qello Concerts," he added.

With this expansion, Qello Concerts is now available on PS4 computer entertainment systems in: the United Kingdom, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. And soon, Qello Concerts will also be available in those countries on PS3.

Qello Concerts has continued to expand its reach and accessibility, now in more than 160 countries, including availability on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Apple, Microsoft Mobile, and Samsung and Sony Smart TVs. As a trailblazer in the Over-The-Top (OTT) content space, Qello Concerts' international reach is growing, rapidly, with even more countries for PS3 and PS4 access slated to be announced before the end of the year.

As the only audio visual streaming company with licensing deals with all major record labels and countless independent content providers, Qello Concerts offers unlimited access to thousands of full-length concerts and documentaries from every genre, from Queen ‘Live in Montreal,’ to Paul McCartney, to Nirvana, to Pink Floyd, as part of an All-Access Pass monthly subscription. Users new to Qello Concerts can sign-up for the All-Access Pass, which provides a free fifteen-day trial of the service.