Persona 25th Anniversary Concert

Atlus Announces Another Persona 25th Anniversary Concert for December

Atlus announced a second Persona 25th Anniversary concert will be held in December. Due to sales for the scheduled Persona 25th Anniversary concert in November, Atlus has made the decision to hold a second concert on December 12, 2021. [Thanks, Gamer!]

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The concert will feature orchestrated and jazz version of music from the Persona series. It will have two parts. The first part of the concert will feature music from Persona, Persona 2, Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, and Persona 3. Then, the second half of the concert will feature music from Persona 4 and Persona 5.

Additionally, vocalists from several Persona titles will appear during the concert. This includes Lyn, who provided the vocals for songs from Persona 5. Tomoko Komiya, Yumi Kawamura, and Shihoko Hirata will perform during the concert. However, the vocalists will only appear during specific parts of the performance.

Other Persona 25th Anniversary announcements have included the production of a built-to-order Velvet Room themed music box. Other merchandise related to the Persona series is immediately available to purchase. This includes commemorative posters, pins, and mugs. Atlus also has plans to bring other Persona related events overseas.

More announcements regarding the 25th anniversary of the Persona series will appear throughout 2022.


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