The Sonic Symphony World Tour, which is currently making its way around the world, will stop in Toronto next February. The concert will take place on February 17, 2024, at the Meridian Hall, before moving to Montreal on March 24 at the Wilfrid-Pelletier Theatre.
The tour kicked off in September 2023 and will carry on through the first half of 2023, travelling to locations in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Europe, and Japan. Sonic Symphony is put on by SEGA and MGP Live. MGP Live is also behind events like Batman (1989) in Concert and The 8-Bit Big Band.
The symphony is described as an “immersive live experience” that collects and celebrates more than three decades of music from across the franchise. It’s a kind of mish-mash of Sonic music that includes classical renditions of 8- and 16-bit tunes on top of EDM elements and a full rock band. The Sonic Symphony World Tour promises that you’ll “experience the sounds of Sonic like never before.”
A wealth of performers are contributing to the tour. Producer/guitarist Shota Nakama is a regular touring member, while composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, the creative forces behind countless beloved Sonic songs, have made special guest appearances. Of course, the individual artists are accompanied by a 35-piece live orchestra as well.
Details About Sonic Symphony World Tour:
- When: February 17, 2024, Doors at 7 pm EST, Show Time at 8 pm EST.
- Where: Meridian Hall, Toronto, ON
- Tickets: On sale now from $78.73 CAD and up
- Next Canadian Show: March 24, 2024 – Wilfrid-Pelletier Theatre, Montreal, QC
You can see the full list of dates and locations, as well as even more information, at the official Sonic Symphony World Tour website. You can also follow the Sonic Symphony accounts on X and Instagram for updates and photos from each event. Past that, the tour has an official merchandise store if you can’t make it in person to any of the dates.
Things have certainly been busy for the Blue Blur lately, with Sonic Superstars releasing on October 17, introducing co-op multiplayer to the 2D series for the first time. Sega also recently announced another new game in the franchise with Sonic Dream Team, a full 3D game coming soon to Apple Arcade.
To round out the year, make sure to grab tickets to the Sonic Symphony World Tour in Toronto this February!
