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When it comes to the music from your favorite game, just hearing the intro is enough to get your heart racing! Using music in games is a a key way to inject energy and excitement into various parts of the story. For all you gamers out there, have you ever thought how cool it would be to listen to the music from one of your fave games on full blast?

Along with CAPCOM, a company that has produced a countless number of popular games, the Video Game Orchestra (VGO), who are primarily active in Boston, will be putting on a concert featuring video game music called "CAPCOM LIVE!" in December 2016! This official CAPCOM concert tour will be co-produced by VGO General Producer Shota Nakama and Tommy Tallarico, who is the General Producer for Video Games Live, which is hugely popular in Europe and the U.S. In addition to the concert in Fukuoka and the charity concert in Kumamoto, which had already been announced, two further performances have been confirmed. With a show now scheduled to take place in Oita and Okinawa, there will be a total of 4 live concerts taking place across Kyushu!

Based in America, and following the success that concerts featuring music from games have experienced all over the world, "CAPCOM LIVE!" is scheduled to tour throughout Kyushu, in what will be the firsｔ time the VGO will be performing live in Japan. Legendary CAPCOM games, such as "Street Fighter," "Monster Hunter," "BIO HAZARD (Resident Evil)," and "ROCKMAN (Mega Man)," will be brought back to life with the help of a rock band, an orchestra and videos. The action packed VGO performance is created by an array of talented individuals who have charmed audiences all over the world, so be sure not to miss out on the chance to experience it firsthand! (Editorial Dept.: Gon)