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Undertale Concert on 3 Pianos Reveals Dates, Tickets

The concert's two-format structure, including a family-friendly Short Program, expands the franchise's live music offerings beyond the earlier symphonic concert, reaching a broader audience.

Key Facts

  • The UNDERTALE CONCERT ON 3 PIANOS will be held at eight venues nationwide starting September 14, 2026.
  • Official advance ticket reservations opened August 5 at 6:00 PM and run by lottery until August 11, with general sales starting August 22 at 10:00 AM.
  • The Full Program is a suite divided into 11 major parts, while the Short Program is about 45 minutes without intermission and admits children from age 0.
  • Full Program ticket prices range from 3,500 yen for student seats to 9,000 yen for SS seats with a bonus, all tax included.
  • Kazuya Yamamoto, who directed the UNDERTALE SYMPHONIC CONCERT 2024, handles production and direction, with arrangements by San Shoji.

Reporting from 2 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), Denfaminicogamer.

Undertale Concert on 3 Pianos Reveals Dates, Tickets

Nippon Columbia announced on August 5 the performance details, ticket sales schedule, and a new key visual for the "UNDERTALE CONCERT ON 3 PIANOS," a concert featuring music from the game performed on three grand pianos. The event will be held at eight venues nationwide starting September 14, with stops in Aichi, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Kanagawa, Hiroshima, Fukushima, Iwate, and Kyoto. The concert comes in two formats: a Full Program, a suite divided into 11 major parts, and a Short Program, a roughly 45-minute rearrangement without intermission that admits children from age 0. Official advance ticket reservations opened the same day at 6:00 PM and run by lottery until August 11, with general sales starting at 10:00 AM on August 22. The pianists are Masahide Ro, Atsushi Yamanaka, Yusuke Takahashi, Shion Suzuki, and Keigo Takakura, who will take turns on the three instruments. Kazuya Yamamoto, who directed the "UNDERTALE SYMPHONIC CONCERT 2024," handles production and direction, with arrangements by San Shoji. The staging uses lighting effects rather than game footage.

  • Full Program tickets: SS seats 9,000 yen (with bonus), S seats 7,000 yen, A seats 6,000 yen, B seats 5,000 yen, student seats 3,500 yen. A and B seats may have partially obstructed views of the stage.
  • Short Program tickets: adults 3,000 yen, elementary and junior high school students 1,500 yen, preschool children 500 yen.
  • Bonus contents for SS seats (planned): four types of key visual mini acrylic blocks and a dated picture ticket. Preschool children are not admitted to the Full Program.
  • The Kyoto show on October 17 runs only the Full Program, with no Short Program that day.
  • The Full Program is a suite in 11 parts, with each part performed as a medley. Motifs blend and fragments of songs recur, freely developing within each section.
  • The Short Program is a rearrangement of the Full Program, cut to about 45 minutes without intermission, admitting children from age 0.
  • Production is by Metroberry Inc. and Arts Innovator Japan Inc., with cooperation from 8-4. Special thanks go to Toby Fox, Fangamer, and Materia Collective.
  • The key visual depicts Sans and other characters. The staging uses lighting effects instead of game footage on screen.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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