BAFTA is set to showcase a preview of its upcoming tour celebrating video game music, which will include six appearances across May and June. The organization has moved into the realm of live video game concerts with an event scheduled for 2026 that promises to feature a wide range of iconic soundtracks from various major titles. The initiative, known as the Games in Concert Tour, recently made its debut in London at the Royal Festival Hall, impressing local audiences with its ambition and creative lineup.

Following the London premiere, BAFTA shared a video that fully embodies the spirit of the live musical performance fans can expect. The sneak peek offers a glimpse into the exciting blend of music and gaming culture that is central to the tour’s appeal.

Attention now turns to the upcoming dates for this event, as six additional shows are planned for late May through early June. These performances will be held at several venues across the United Kingdom. The confirmed details include:

• Venues distributed across the UK
• All shows, except those in Gateshead and Bristol, featuring the BBC Philharmonic in collaboration with London Voices
• The Gateshead performance presented by the Royal Northern Sinfonia with London Voices and the Bristol event with Welsh National Opera Orchestra alongside London Voices
• All concerts conducted by Adrian Ronda Sampayo

The tour will include a selection of key video game soundtracks, ensuring that attendees enjoy familiar and cherished pieces along with new interpretations. The specific repertoire will cover various standout titles "that have permanently reshaped the industry".

Tickets for these events are now available starting at a price of £34.50. Fans are encouraged to secure their places as early as possible for this unique celebration of video game music.