Sega adds new dates for Sonic Symphony, inviting you to experience classic tunes from the franchise live
Green Hill Zone orchestra, anyone?
- More tour dates have been announced based on public demand
- Tunes from the IP will be performed by a live orchestra and a full rock band
- Catch ticket sales on the official website
Sega is treating its fans to a special celebration of sound as it announces its official Sonic Symphony Tour Dates lineup, this time back by public demand. In particular, you can bop your head to the beat of your fave Sonic the Hedgehog game but with the overwhelming concert vibes of a live orchestra and a full rock band.
Dubbed "an immersive multimedia concert experience", Sonic Symphony will offer three decades of melodies from the popular franchise as witnessed in the world tour's previous iteration in London and Los Angeles last year. This time around, 13 new dates have been added to the lineup to give everyone more opportunities to bask in their shared fandom.
The show features cameos from Sonic franchise composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, with track lists accompanied by epic moments on a screen. Among the already announced dates include Paris, Le Grand Rex on June 2nd; New York, Union Palace on June 8th; and Phoenix, Symphony Hall on June 15th. As for the new ones, Boston, Symphony Hall will join in on September 15th; London, Eventim Apollo on September 28th; Newark, New Jersey Performing Arts Center on December 14th, and more.
It's not every day that you get to experience melodic masterpieces that pay tribute to that blue pixel-art hedgehog and his friends. Performances like this one often evoke emotional responses from their audience, so if you'd like to bask in the glow of some childhood nostalgia, you can head on over to the official website to grab your tickets - you might even chance upon some exclusive pre-sales if you're lucky.? Some more dates have been announced through 2024! #SonicSymphony
Please visit our website to view our new show dates ?? https://t.co/P3Zwl2wKgA If we haven’t hit a city near you, fear not! We’re actively working to add more stops. Keep an eye out for updates! ???? https://t.co/AXCkM3xjto — Sonic Symphony (@sonicsymphtour) May 13, 2024
Speaking of nostalgia, you can check out our Netflix Sonic Mania Plus preview in the meantime for some old-school vibes. Or if you're on the hunt for something new, you can check out Sonic Rumble to see what's in store for you with Angry Birds creator Rovio.
