Following the release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth last month, an orchestral world tour has been announced.
Set to kick off in August 2024, the tour will allow fans to “experience all new symphonic arrangements” of the music of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
The show will include “beloved scores” by Nobuo Uematsu and “exciting new contributions” from Mitsuto Suzuki, Masashi Hamauzu, and many other esteemed composers and arrangers. The whole thing will be performed by an orchestra and chorus of over 100 musicians led by renowned conductors Arnie Roth and Eric Roth.
“Immerse yourself in the world of one of the most visionary games of all time with this sensational multimedia concert experience,” reads the official Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth tour website.
Announcing the FFVII REBIRTH ORCHESTRA WORLD TOUR!
Immerse yourself in the world of one of the most visionary games of all time with this sensational multimedia concert experience!
Experience all new symphonic arrangements of the music of FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH including… pic.twitter.com/SaaIXh8nHk
— Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY (@ffdistantworlds) March 8, 2024
Select shows will see appearances from the original composers, with Masashi Hamauzu appearing at Los Angeles, Rotterdam, London, Bangkok, Taipei, New York and Paris while Mitsuto Suzuki is set to take part in shows in Chicago, Munich and Rome.
Tickets for the tour are being released in waves, with the first leg on sale this Friday, March 15. Find out details here and check out the dates below.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth orchestral world tour will play:
AUGUST
10 – Shrine, Los Angeles
17 – Symphony Center, Chicago (matinee)
17 – Symphony Center, Chicago
23 – Bass Performance Hall, Fort Worth
24 – Bass Performance Hall, Fort Worth
30 – RTM stage, Rotterdam
31 – Grand Cube, Osaka
SEPTEMBER
1 – Grand Cube, Osaka
7 – Pacifico Yokohama, Kanagawa
8 – Pacifico Yokohama, Kanagawa
13 – Star Theatre, Singapore
14 – Olympiahalle, Munich
15 – Auditorio Parco Della Musica, Rome
19 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto
20 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto
28 – Royal Albert Hall, London (matinee)
28 – Royal Albert Hall, London
OCTOBER
3 – Orchestra Hall, Detroit
12 – Altria Theater, Richmond
19 – Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland
20 – Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland
NOVEMBER
1 – Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver
2 – Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver
9 – Palais Des Congres De Paris, Paris (matinee)
9 – Palais Des Congres De Paris, Paris
16 – Shea’s Buffalo Theater, Buffalo
22 – Dr. Phillips Center, Orlando
23 – Dr. Phillips Center, Orlando
29 – Place Des Arts, Montreal
DECEMBER
7 – Music Centre, Taipei
7 – Symphony Hall, Atlanta
8 – Music Centre, Taipei
8 – Symphony Hall, Atlanta
14 – Prince Mahidol Hall, Bangkok
15 – Prince Mahidol Hall, Bangkok
JANUARY 2025
11 – Stern Auditorium, New York (matinee)
11 – Stern Auditorium, New York
18 – Keybank State Theatre, Cleveland
FEBRUARY 2025
8 – Fabulous Fox Theatre, St. Louis
15 – Hobby Center, Houston
MARCH 2025
8 – Boch Center, Boston
In a five-star review, NME wrote: “Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth breathes new life into one of the most revered games of all time. A vastly richer open world ensures your time in Gaia is thoroughly engrossing, while Cloud’s story is as gripping as it was in 1997.”
In other news, Nintendo has confirmed release dates for the HD remaster of Luigi’s Mansion 2 and the remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
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