Persona Live 2026: Awakenings — Two Concerts at Dolby Theatre (Los Angeles)
Sega and Atlus have revealed Persona Live 2026: Awakenings, a condensed U.S. presentation of the Persona Music Experience that follows successful runs across Asia. The event will take place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood with two performances on Saturday, January 24, 2026 — an early show at 3:00 p.m. PT and an evening performance at 8:00 p.m. PT.
According to the announcement, the Los Angeles engagement will feature the full cast flown in from Japan. While this engagement is currently limited to the single-day double bill, it may serve as an initial U.S. showcase for a broader tour down the road.
Confirmed performers include:
- Lyn Inaizumi — vocalist known for Persona 5 material
- Azumi Takahashi — vocalist associated with Persona 3 Reload
- Lotus Juice — rapper and vocalist from Persona 3 & Persona 3 Reload
- Toshiki Konishi — composer and guitarist from the Atlus sound team
- Persona Live Dancers
Pre-sale registration is available through Sega; pre-sale tickets go on sale Wednesday, November 5, 2025, followed by general public tickets on Friday, November 7, 2025. Sign up for pre-sale access here: Sega — Persona Live 2026: Awakenings event details.
If you’d like a refresher on the games represented musically at the show, check these reviews: Persona 5 Royal — Game Informer review and Persona 3 Reload — Game Informer review.
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