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Concert featuring Lyn set to hit KL
Fans of Japanese role-playing games and live music can look forward to a spectacular night as the Persona 5 Special Big Band Concert Asia Tour 2026 – Kuala Lumpur is set to arrive on June 18 to celebrate the music of the globally-acclaimed Persona 5.
Set to play out at Mega Star Arena, the concert will reimagine the hit game’s iconic soundtrack through a bold and sophisticated big band jazz performance, featuring 30 top-tier musicians from the US and Japan.
World-class musical experience
The concert will be helmed by renowned arranger and music director Charlie Rosen, a two-time Grammy and Tony Award winner, known for his work with the acclaimed jazz orchestra The 8-Bit Big Band.
Joining him is Lyn, the original vocalist behind Persona 5’s signature tracks, delivering fan-favourite songs live on stage with powerful vocals that have defined the game’s musical identity.
The ensemble also features leading musicians from New York’s vibrant jazz scene, alongside Japan’s top performers selected by world-renowned trumpeter Eric Miyashiro, creating an international and high-calibre musical lineup.
From game soundtrack to global, live stage
With over 22 million copies sold worldwide, Persona 5 has become one of the most celebrated titles in the Persona series, widely praised for its distinctive soundtrack composed by Shoji Meguro. Blending jazz, funk and soul, the music has resonated far beyond the gaming community.
The concert initially premiered in Japan to overwhelming demand, with tickets selling out instantly, and additional shows added to meet fan demand. The production has also been featured at the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival Japan, sharing the stage with jazz legends and earning acclaim from both music lovers and gamers alike.
More than just a game music concert, this production elevates the Persona 5 soundtrack into a full-scale live experience, combining exceptional musicianship, dynamic arrangements and immersive performance energy.
Audiences in Kuala Lumpur can expect a night of stylish, high-energy music that bridges the worlds of gaming, jazz and live entertainment.
Early bird tickets for the concert are priced from RM280 to RM580, available until April 30.
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