Glover first performed the show at Joshua Tree, California in September 2016, performing inside a VR dome in the desert. Punters were asked to seal their phones in bags for the duration of the event.
"Pharos is meant to be a communal space — a place that evolves and reacts to the culture," Glover told Vanity Fair via email.
"We aren't tied to a format and that lets us adapt in a way that others can't. We're selling real intimacy ... We're looking at expanding the world in 2018 - there will be more artists involved."
Following on from his home state of California in 2016, NZ is the new location for the festival according to the post.
Tickets are already on sale from the Pharos app at USD$149 (NZ$206.66). Tickets include access to camping areas.
