Kirby and the Forgotten World coming out soon, and so it’s the return of our favorite little pink ball to the front of the stage. Kirby remains a must-have license for fans, and this year, it’s the 30th anniversary of the release of the first Kirby game in 1992: Kirby’s Dream Land. On this occasion, an exclusive concert of Kirby games is planned this year in Japan.
Kirby in concert in Japan, and online?
The concert is organized during the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest in Japan, at the Tokyo Garden Theater, a legendary concert hall in the Japanese capital, on August 8.. Fortunately for us, the organizers are not doing things by halves, as the concert will be broadcast live for everyone to enjoy. We still do not know to date if access to the stream will be free or paid.
On the official website of the event, we learn more about the progress of the concert:
“This event is a music event where you can enjoy an original medley of music from past games in the series to bring back memories. A large LED screen will also be present with a moving Kirby to accompany the concert. We look forward to having an exciting concert with the whole community. »
More than 35 musicians will participate in the concert, and the very idea of seeing a holographic Kirby live or even on stream sends shivers down our spines. Whether you’re a fan of the license or not, the event is rare and unique enough not to miss it. But meanwhile, do not hesitate to see our preview of Kirby and the Forgotten World ahead of its March 25 release.