Eímear Noone’s Video Game Concert Journey: 2024 - 2025
Hi there! I'm Eimear Noone, and I'm excited to tell you about my adventures conducting video game music concerts in 2024 and 2025. It's been an amazing experience bringing the music from your favorite games to life with full orchestras. Let me take you through some of the coolest moments!
Key Highlights of 2024-2025 Video Game Concerts
- World tour with concerts in famous venues like Royal Albert Hall in London
- New musical arrangements mixing classical and video game styles
- Concerts with big screens showing game scenes along with the music
- More people than ever coming to watch video game music concerts
- Started a new concert series called Gamesymphonic in 2025
As a conductor who loves video game music, I've had the chance to see how much people enjoy hearing these songs played by big orchestras. In the last two years, we've done some really cool things with video game concerts.
In 2024, we went on a big world tour. We played in famous concert halls all over the place. One of the best moments was when we performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London. It's a huge, beautiful place, and it was packed with people who love video game music. We played music from games like The Legend of Zelda and Final Fantasy, and the crowd went wild!
We tried some new things with the music too. We mixed classical orchestra sounds with the tunes everyone knows from their favorite games. For example, we did a special version of the Zelda music that used some Irish instruments. It was really fun to see how surprised and happy people were when they heard it.
In 2025, we made our concerts even more exciting. We added big screens that showed scenes from the games while we played the music. It felt like the game was coming to life right there in the concert hall!
"I've played games for 20 years, but hearing the Halo theme with a real orchestra gave me goosebumps. It was like playing the game again, but in a whole new way that made me feel so many emotions."
One of the coolest things we did in 2025 was start a new kind of concert called Gamesymphonic. In these shows, we explain how video game music works - like how it changes when you do different things in the game. We show this live on stage, which is pretty awesome. People who love games and people who love classical music both really enjoy these concerts.
"As a student learning to write music, Gamesymphonic was eye-opening. Seeing how game music changes based on what players do in the game made me think about music in totally new ways."
Looking back at the last two years, I feel really happy and grateful. We've had so many people come to our concerts, and they've loved the music. It's amazing to see how video game music is becoming more and more popular in concert halls.
I'm excited to keep exploring new ways to bring video game music to life in concerts. The enthusiasm of our audiences, the creativity of the people who write game music, and the talent of our musicians all come together to create really special moments. Here's to many more years of celebrating the awesome art of video game music!
Concerts Around the World
We played video game music in concert halls all over the world, including famous places like Royal Albert Hall in London
New Music Styles
We mixed classical orchestra music with tunes from video games, like our special version of Zelda music
Music and Visuals Together
We added big screens showing game scenes while we played, making it feel like you were inside the game
2024: A Year of Musical Triumphs
2024 was a really exciting year for our video game concerts. We started a world tour that brought video game music to concert halls in many countries. One of our best shows was at the Royal Albert Hall in London. We played new versions of music from "The Legend of Zelda" and "Final Fantasy". It was amazing to see thousands of fans come together because they love game music.
Someone who came to our concert said: "The way Eimear Noone brought the Zelda music to life was magical. I felt like I was in the game, and the orchestra played perfectly."
Concerts You Can Watch at Home
In 2024, we started doing virtual concerts so more people could enjoy our music. These weren't just regular videos - we used cool VR technology so people could feel like they were really at the concert, even if they were at home!
Video Game Concert Highlights 2024-2025
- Sold-out shows in Europe and North America
- New music arrangements from popular game series
- Working with famous game music composers
- Adding cool visuals to our concerts
- Started our new Gamesymphonic concert series in 2025
When I think about all the amazing video game concerts we've done in 2024 and 2025, I feel really happy and excited. The last two years have been full of awesome performances, each one more special than the last.
2025 has been just as exciting, especially with our new Gamesymphonic concerts. These shows mix orchestra music with really cool visuals to make you feel like you're inside the games.
As we look to the future, I'm really excited about how video game music is growing in the concert world. More and more people are discovering how beautiful and complex game music can be. The chart above shows how many more people have been coming to our concerts over the last two years.
We're not just playing music - we're celebrating an art form that has touched millions of lives. Every concert reminds us how powerful video game music can be in making people feel emotions, tell stories, and bring people together.
"The Gamesymphonic show was incredible. The mix of live orchestra and interactive visuals was unlike anything I've ever seen. It felt like being inside the games. Eimear Noone and her team have created something really special."
As we continue our Gamesymphonic tour through the end of 2025, I'm so excited about what's coming next. We're always trying new things, finding new ways to present video game music, and connecting with fans all over the world.
To everyone who has come to our concerts, supported what we do, and been part of this amazing journey - thank you so much. You're the reason we do this, and I can't wait to see where the music takes us next!
The passion and creativity of our fans keep inspiring us to do even better. It's been wonderful to see friendships form and people work together in our concert community.
