Sandfall Interactive is expanding the live event footprint for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 by adding 24 new tour dates spanning 2027 and 2028. This expansion brings the game's musical narrative directly to audiences across Europe and North America. Gamers who follow the title's soundtrack will now have access to a significantly larger window of live performances.
Award-winning soundtrack live events expand across Europe and North America
The tour marks a historic milestone for the industry as it features the first video game concert held at London's O2 Arena on February 28, 2027. The live performances are led by composer Lorien Testard and vocalist Alice Duport-Percier, accompanied by the Orchestre Curieux. This configuration allows the studio to present the game's complex audio landscape in a large-scale venue setting.
The musical foundation for these events has already achieved significant commercial and critical success. The original soundtrack reached number one on the UK Independent Albums Chart and the French and UK Physical Albums Chart. Critics have also recognized the work, with the score winning the Game Music Award at the 2025 World Soundtrack Awards and Best Score and Music at The 2025 Game Awards.
Lorien Testard expressed deep gratitude for the community's reception of the music in earlier statements. He described the connection between the game and its listeners as an invisible bond that the tour aims to strengthen. The composer noted his hope to meet the audience again for future adventures in shadow, light, or somewhere in between.
We looked at the initial tour announcements earlier while tracking the game's release cycle. The addition of these 24 dates confirms the studio's commitment to sustaining the game's cultural presence through live performance. The expanded schedule provides a clear path for fans to experience the score in major urban centers over the next two years.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
