Tokyo Game Show 2025 to feature daily live Persona music performances
Sega has announced that a series of special, live musical performances will be held at their joint booth with Atlus at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2025.
The daily stage shows will feature a lineup of famous vocalists and DJs from the popular Persona RPG series.
The live performances are part of the “Funtime SHOW” stage events, and all of them will be livestreamed on the official Sega YouTube channel.
On the two “business days” of the show, the 25th and 26th of September, the vocalists Azumi Takahashi and Lotus Juice will take the stage, accompanied by DJ RAM RIDER, to perform songs from both Persona 3 Reload and the new Persona 5: The Phantom X.
On the 27th, DJ RAM RIDER will perform a solo DJ set.
The final day of the show, the 28th, will feature a performance from the iconic Persona 5 vocalist, Lyn Inaizumi, who will also be accompanied by DJ RAM RIDER.
In addition to the live music, the booth will also feature a number of other attractions for Persona fans.
A special area themed after the recent “Persona 5: The Phantom X” in-game summer event, “It’s Summer! It’s Swimsuits! SEA TIME!,” will be set up.
This “beach house” area will include a photo spot and a “shooting gallery” mini-game, and visitors can receive free novelty goods such as stickers and a sun visor.
A playable demo of the new Nintendo Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload will also be available at the booth.
Fans who try out the demo will receive a free, special novelty gift: a handheld “cut-in scale” that replicates the look of the Persona summoning sequence from the game.
SEGA and Atlus also recently revealed a huge line of official merchandise that will be available at a sales corner in their joint booth.
The Tokyo Game Show 2025 will be held at the Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba next week, from Thursday, the 25th of September, to Sunday, the 28th of September, 2025.
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