Atlus Sets PERSONA SUPER LIVE 2027 for Three Days at Yokohama BUNTAI
Atlus announced PERSONA SUPER LIVE 2027 in a video on November 6, with the music event running March 19 to 21, 2027 at Yokohama BUNTAI in Kanagawa.
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Why it matters
Atlus is building the 2027 live around Persona 4 Revival, tying the concert program to the series' current entry rather than treating the shows as a catalog retrospective.
Key Facts
- PERSONA SUPER LIVE 2027 runs March 19 to 21, 2027 at Yokohama BUNTAI in Kanagawa Prefecture.
- The event is centered on Persona 4 Revival, the series' latest entry.
- Shiori Sasaki, Lyn and Lotus Juice appear on all three days; Azumi Takahashi appears on Days 1 and 3.
- Day 1 holds a memorial performance including Megami Ibunroku Persona, and Day 2 one including Persona 2: Innocent Sin and Eternal Punishment.
- Advance lottery ticket sales opened November 6 on Ticket Pia.
The program centers on Persona 4 Revival and draws on songs from across the series. Shiori Sasaki, Lyn and Lotus Juice appear all three days, with Azumi Takahashi on Days 1 and 3, Yumi Kawamura on Day 2, and Mayumi Fujita and Shuhei Kita on Day 1. Advance lottery sales opened the same day on Ticket Pia.
The three days are not identical. Day 1 adds Mayumi Fujita and Shuhei Kita to the singer roster and holds a memorial performance covering Megami Ibunroku Persona; Day 2 brings in Yumi Kawamura and a Persona 2: Innocent Sin and Eternal Punishment segment; Day 3 runs with the core four singers and no memorial set listed.
Across all days, Atlus promises a full band lineup and what it describes as the largest-ever number of Persona Dancers. Toshiki Konishi of the ATLUS Sound Team, series composer Shoji Meguro and guest singer hitomi appear as guests. Lottery applications for the Yokohama BUNTAI shows opened November 6 through Ticket Pia.
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