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Persona Super Live 2027 Concert Will Last 3 Days

Persona Super Live 2027 will be held in March 2027 and there's a video suggesting we'll hear Persona 3, 4, and 5 soundtracks' songs.
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Atlus announced that it will bring back its Persona Super Live concert series with a 2027 installment that will involve performances of songs from soundtracks from various games in the series for three days in Japan. That will take place at the Yokohama Cultural Gymnasiam arena also known as the Yokohama Buntai. The YouTube reveal confirmed it will happen March 19-21, 2027.

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At the moment, details about this performance are extremely limited. The color schemes shown in the introductory video and different elements suggest we could hear music from the Persona 3 (or Reload), Persona 4 (perhaps also Revival), and Persona 5 and Royal soundtracks during these concerts. There is no mention about any opportunities to see it virtually internationally. However, it was possible to buy tickets to watch the Persona Super 2022 online worldwide

These performances are also interesting for another reason. Atlus sometimes makes announcements at some of them. For example, the Persona Super Live 2015 ~ in Nippon Budokan – Night of the Phantom involved a trailer reveal for Persona 5 at the end. The Persona Super Live P-Sound Street 2019 ~Welcome to the No. Q Theater~ revealed Persona 5 Strikers. It’s possible we could see something related to Persona 6 at one of the 2027 shows.

The Persona Super Live 2027 concert series will involve game soundtrack performances between March 19-21, 2027 at the Yokohama Buntai in Yokohama, Japan. 

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