Final Fantasy XV Is Getting A Live Music Concert At Abbey Road In September

Final Fantasy XV Is Getting A Live Music Concert At Abbey Road In September

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Dom Peppiatt

Square Enix has announced that there will be a concert featuring music from Final Fantasy XV held at Abbey Road Studio on Wednesday 7th September. The game's composer Yoko Shimomura will also be in attendance at the event.

The concert begins at 7pm BST, and will be streamed live across the globe. It's interesting to note it begins an hour before the PlayStation Meeting event in New York, too... we wonder if there's a coincidence.

Square Enix will announce more information about how you can watch the stream soon, but in the meantime you might want to click through this link to see if you can win one of 10 pairs of tickets from Abbey Road itself.

Yoko Shimomura has stated:

"With so many iconic recordings taking place here over the years, performing the music for Final Fantasy XV in the very same recording studio is a huge honour for me and for everyone involved. I am excited to be able to collaborate with Abbey Road Studios for this performance and to share the music of Final Fantasy XV with everyone. I hope that music and videogame fans around the world can tune-in and join me for this incredible experience."

Final Fantasy XV launches on its new date of November 29th, 2016 for PS4 and Xbox One.

 

 

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  • Hmm this doesn't appeal to me, but not because I don't think I will like the music, nor because I dislike orchestra, in fact I am going to symphonic fantasies in October, it's because I enjoy the music not just for the song by itself but the whole package for me is the memories of certain scenes and characters in the games that create a whole medium, this part would be lost without playing the game first.
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