Clair Obscur Expedition 33 confirms 2027 world tour
The world of video game music is taking center stage, and the score from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is ready for the grand stage. The award-winning soundtrack has officially announced an ambitious orchestral concert tour titled A Painted Symphony, set to bring the epic sonic world of the game to audiences across Europe and North America in 2027.
This isn’t just a concert; it’s a live musical production designed to transform the game’s atmospheric themes into a spectacular performance. The tour will feature the talents of composer Lorien Testard, Alice Duport-Percier, and Orchestre Curieux, who will deliver symphonic arrangements and rich orchestrations that reinterpret the original score.
The philosophy behind the show emphasizes the music itself. As composer Lorien Testard explained, the performance is designed to focus purely on the musicians and the shared experience, allowing audiences to rediscover the music that accompanied their journey through the world of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 in all its live grandeur, without the distraction of in-game footage.
The scale of the tour is immense, hitting major cultural hubs from London’s O2 Arena to Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome, and New York’s Radio City Music Hall, plus destinations like Los Angeles and Krakow. This world tour will mark the first time a dedicated video game soundtrack has taken over such iconic venues.
The journey kicks off in January 2027 with performances in France, followed by a sprawling European run in March, and culminating with North American dates in September and October. The itinerary promises a breathtaking sweep of musical adventure, including performances at venues like the Zénith in Strasbourg, the LDLC Arena in Lyon, and the Avicii Arena in Stockholm.
The tour dates span the entire year of 2027, offering a chance for fans everywhere to experience the magic of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 through a unique, immersive orchestral lens. Tickets go on sale next week, promising an unforgettable musical spectacle for those ready to hear the symphony.