London’s O2 arena will host its first-ever standalone video game soundtrack concert on Sunday 28 February 2027, staging a live performance of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – A Painted Symphony. The one-night production marks the sole UK stop on an international tour that visits major venues across Europe and North America, including Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and New York’s Radio City Music Hall.
Tickets go on general sale on Tuesday 15 September 2026 at 4:00 pm BST through the official concert site. Composer Lorien Testard will lead the production alongside French vocalist Alice Duport-Percier and Orchestre Curieux, rearranging the game’s acoustic Belle Époque and heavy orchestral themes for an arena audience.
Video game music has regularly packed London concert spaces, but past events have largely stayed within the acoustic halls of the Barbican, the Royal Albert Hall, or multi-title touring retrospectives. Placing an original game score into the 20,000-capacity O2 main bowl reflects the breakout commercial reach of developer Sandfall Interactive and London-based publisher Kepler Interactive, whose turn-based roleplaying game swept Game of the Year and Best Score at The Game Awards 2025.
Concertgoers planning to secure seats should watch for early booking windows. While general sales run through the ticket portal, venue events routinely offer presale allocations through O2 Priority. Following the merger of O2 and Virgin Media, Virgin Media broadband customers also qualify for Priority perks. With Virgin Media holding a substantial share of UK gaming households relying on fast download speeds for large game installs, broadband customers can use the Priority app to check for queue advantages or gaming tie-ins ahead of the general release.
The stage production will focus entirely on live musicianship, testing how well the game’s reactive combat arrangements translate to a venue built for pop tours and sports finals. Marketing teams have yet to confirm whether the performance will incorporate synchronised gameplay footage, background cinematics, or guest vocalists for the London performance.
