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20 Years of Otakuthon: Two Decades of Video Game Music Montreal 2025 Ticket Info
Celebrating two decades of legendary soundtracks, Otakuthon’s 20th Anniversary marks a milestone in bringing live video game music concerts to Canadian audiences. Since its inception, Otakuthon has been instrumental in showcasing the artistry behind video game music, featuring performances of iconic scores from franchises like Final Fantasy, The Legend of Zelda, and Halo. The event has fostered a vibrant community through specialized meetups for fans of genres such as role-playing game soundtracks and action game themes, creating a space for enthusiasts to connect and celebrate their passion. Otakuthon also collaborates with talented cover artists, offering unique reinterpretations of beloved tunes, such as arrangements of music from Pokémon or Skyrim, that elevate the experience. Held at the prestigious Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier at Place des Arts, the concert series promises an unforgettable evening of rhythm, nostalgia, and innovation. Secure your tickets early—digital delivery options ensure a seamless experience—and join us on August 9, 2025 for this extraordinary celebration of talent, community, and two decades of video game music excellence. Don’t miss this chance to be part of Montreal’s most anticipated musical event of the year.
20 Years of Otakuthon: Two Decades of Video Game Music Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier At Place Des Arts
Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier at Place des Arts stands as a cornerstone of Montreal's vibrant cultural scene, renowned for its rich history and exceptional acoustics. Since its opening in 1963, this iconic venue has hosted groundbreaking performances, from the Montreal premiere of the musical 'Grease' to benefit shows supporting local charities. Notably, it was the site of the controversial yet influential 2017 premiere of Robert Lepage's 'SLĀV,' a provocative exploration of Indigenous culture through dance and music, highlighting the hall's role in fostering innovative artistic expressions. The venue also celebrated its dedication to orchestral music with the first Montreal performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, reaffirming its status as a premier concert hall. Its superior acoustics make it a favorite for recording live performances, capturing the vibrancy of Montreal's artistic spirit. As part of the 20 Years of Otakuthon: Two Decades of Video Game Music Montreal series, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier has become an integral part of the city’s cultural fabric, hosting memorable concerts that celebrate the enduring legacy of video game music. Visitors can easily reach this historic venue by taking the number 98 or 18 bus from the Ahuntsic district, both stopping conveniently at Place des Arts.