Arise, ye Tarnished! The Elden Ring Symphonic Adventure is next to join the trend of video game concerts in Singapore, with tickets available for purchase now. Five Four Live and Singapore Street Festival are organising the event, which is taking place on 28 and 29 June, 8pm SGT, at the Esplanade Theatre.
While a setlist wasn’t announced, a trailer for the concert promises a full symphonic and orchestra choir performance from The Metropolitan Festival Orchestra and conductor Thanapol Setabrahm. “Rekindle the Tarnished experience as if you are exploring the Lands Between once again, accompanied by the memorable soundtracks with the ELDEN RING Symphonic Adventure,” reads the official description for the musical extravaganza.
“You will experience the adventures as the Tarnished explore the game world through symphonic music. All are crafted to be completely synchronized to the best moments of the story from the beginning of the Tarnished’s story until you reach the conclusion at the end.”
SISTIC lists a 2.5-hour runtime on its website, alongside a price range of S$88 to S$178. The full list is as follows:
- Cat 1: S$178
- Cat 2: S$158
- Cat 3: S$138
- Cat 4: S$118
- Cat 5: S$103
- Esplanade Box: S$178
- Premier Box A and B: S$178
- Box B & G: $138
- Box C – F: $118
- Cat 6 (Restricted View): S$88
The Elden Ring Symphonic Adventure showcase comes at a time where Singapore is welcoming more video game concerts into its ranks, including the upcoming Stardew Valley: Festival of Seasons Tour and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Orchestra World Tour. Last year, fans were also treated to live performances of their favourite songs in Genshin Concert Tour: Melodies of an Endless Journey and Distant Worlds Music from Final Fantasy, among others.
For Elden Ring enthusiasts, the timing cannot be any better. The concert is set to bow in a week after Shadow of the Erdtree, with the highly-anticipated DLC introducing new content like eight new weapon categories and a separate progression system starting 21 June.
Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.
