Events
Retro Gaming In Concert
RETRO GAMING IN CONCERT
Don't just watch the concert. Play it!™
THE GAMES YOU GREW UP WITH. THE MUSIC YOU NEVER FORGOT.
The legendary soundtracks of the 8- and 16-bit eras come roaring to life with a live orchestra and big-screen action. As the music plays, selected audience members take the stage to play iconic games, compete for prizes and change the course of an original retro adventure in real time.
Journey back to the '80s and '90s, when video games gave us worlds to explore, challenges to conquer and lifelong memories with friends, all set to music we still love today. Now, it all comes together in an unprecedented interactive spectacle where every challenge counts and no two shows are alike.
At the heart of it all is the music. Originally heard through sound chips, those iconic chiptune melodies take on a whole new dimension through the power and emotion of live musicians, celebrating the soundtrack of a generation.
Classic Games. Live Orchestra. Real Players. One Epic Adventure.
Throughout the evening, members from the audience will take the stage to play classic games, compete for prizes and help shape the course of the story in real time. Successful challenges earn valuable items for our heroes, powering their journey toward an epic final confrontation. Whether you're holding the controller or cheering from your seat, you're part of the adventure.
For lifelong gamers, it's a chance to relive incredible memories. For younger gamers, it's a chance to discover the games and music that helped shape everything that followed. For families, it's a chance for parents to share the games they grew up loving with their kids. For friends, it's a chance to share the nostalgia and make new memories together. And for music lovers, it's a chance to hear legendary melodies come alive through the power of an orchestra.
For everyone, it's one epic night of music, games and fun.
Your chance to be the hero.
Don't just watch the concert. Play it!™
1035 Monterey St
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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