Film Music Concert

The Best of the London Video Game Orchestra

Live at Cadogan Hall, LVGO delivers a soaring orchestral tribute to iconic video‑game scores.

The Best of the London Video Game Orchestra Concert Film Experience

Immerse yourself in the cinematic journey of The Best of the London Video Game Orchestra, a powerful concert film capturing every beat, note, and emotion of the live performance. Explore high-quality footage, complete setlists, featured artist moments, and behind-the-scenes stories that bring the concert experience to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious viewer, this is your backstage pass to one of the most unforgettable music events ever filmed.


Concert Film

The Best of the London Video Game Orchestra Step into Cadogan Hall for an unforgettable night of heart‑stopping orchestral performance that celebrates the epic soundtracks of video games. This second‑ever London Video Game Orchestra (LVGO) concert—part of the London Games Festival side event—brings a curated mix of fan favorites, from the sweeping Final Fantasy suites to the adventurous Mario exploration, and everything in between. The LVGO, a volunteer‑run ensemble founded in 2019, proudly performs live arrangements that have wowed audiences at venues across London. Their talent shines again as they play classics from the Final Fantasy series, the Super Mario universe, and many beloved titles, all expertly orchestrated and joined by the powerful Hesperos Choir vocals. Highlights of the program include the soaring One‑Winged Angel from *Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children*, the rhythmic Baccano! “Guns & Roses,” the ethereal Child of Light Medley, the adventurous Dolphin Shoals from *Mario Kart 8*, the legendary Halo Trilogy Medley, and the exhilarating “Snake Eater” from *Metal Gear Solid 3.” Other standout pieces include “Brawl” from *Super Smash Bros.*, the triumphant “The City Must Survive” from *Frostpunk*, “Total Annihilation: Suite,” “Simple and Clean” from *Kingdom Hearts*, and the haunting “Sedge Tree” from *Shenmue*. Beyond the music, the concert offers interactive gaming fun, ensuring that whether you’re a casual gamer, a die‑hard fan, or new to the beauty of video game soundtracks, this event is a celebration of creativity and community for all ages. Don’t miss this spectacular showcase of sonic storytelling—check the official site for details & tickets.

Past Dates and Locations


April 17, 2026

United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

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