Nier: Automata, the smash hit RPG from Square Enix played out a musical adventure for packed audiences in Tokyo last year. Now it is coming to western concert halls.
In a recent announcement, Square Enix has confirmed that the Nier concert is due to land in two locations across North America and Europe. This collection of orchestral pieces will arrive at the Chicago Rosemont Theatre on 24 January 2020 while European fans will get an early peek when it plays to the London Royal Festival Hall on 2 February 2020. Both concerts will feature a full symphony orchestra and chorus will feature the voice of artist Emi Evans. Grammy Award-winning conductor Arnie Roth is set to lead the raid on these two locations and it should be just as spectacular to watch as listen. NieR: Automata director YOKO TARO and composer Keiichi Okabe have even created HD video projections especially for the assembled YoRHa.
For those of you that haven’t played Nier: Automata then you’ve got plenty of time to start before the concerts arrive. This2017 action-RPG fro Platinum Games and Square Enix is the follow-up to the original Nier title and an experience that won almost universal critical acclaim. Playing as a humanoid android, the hack and slash combat pulls players through a post-apocalyptic world where humans are disturbingly absent. In an effort to win a proxy war, players find themselves drawn into a narrative that explores control, prejudice, nihilism, and humanity. The game is available in various special edition formats on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC right now.
Fans who are ready to experience this new adventure can find out more about the concert and grab tickets by heading over to the official Nier Concert website. To learn more about the game and what makes it so special, head over to the official website to check out more information.
