Fans of the acclaimed JRPG Persona 5 have something extraordinary to look forward to in late 2025. Atlus has announced a special concert event that will reinterpret the game's iconic soundtrack through the vibrant lens of big band jazz. Titled Persona 5 Special Big Band Concert, this unique musical experience will blend Japanese and American musical talent for a truly international performance.

The concert promises to be more than just a standard video game music performance. With a "New York big band sound" at its core, the event will feature a 30-piece orchestra comprising musicians from both Japan and the United States. The lineup includes the return of Persona 5's beloved vocalist Lyn Inaizumi and Grammy award-winning musician Charlie Rosen, who previously gained attention for his big band arrangement of Last Surprise.

Concert Details and Ticket Information

The Persona 5 Big Band Concert will take place across multiple dates in December 2025 at prestigious venues in Japan:

• December 2-4, 2025: Shinjuku Bunka Center, Tokyo
• December 5, 2025: Kobe International House, Kobe

Ticket sales will open on July 16 and run through August 3, with prices ranging from ¥11,000 ($76) to ¥16,500 ($114). Premium ticket holders will receive exclusive Persona 5 merchandise, though specific details about these collectibles remain under wraps.

The Growing Legacy of Persona Music

While Persona gained massive Western popularity with its fifth installment, the series has long been a musical powerhouse in Japan. The franchise is renowned for its distinctive soundtracks that blend jazz, pop, and rock elements. This has led to numerous concert events over the years, including Persona Super Live 2022 and specialized performances for spin-off titles like Persona 5 Tactica.

Latest Game Information

The announcement comes alongside other exciting developments for Persona fans worldwide. The recent global release of Persona 5: The Phantom X on PC and mobile devices offers players a new story within the Persona 5 universe. Meanwhile, anticipation continues to build for the long-awaited reveal of Persona 6, as the community looks toward the franchise's future.

Currently, there are no announced plans to bring the big band concert to international venues. However, given the global popularity of Persona 5 and its music, fans remain hopeful for potential worldwide tour dates in the future.