Journey LIVE is coming to Texas, at the University of Texas Austin’s Bass Hall. I (Austin) will be conducting the amazing Fifth House Ensemble. Come see us and even play on-stage!
The 5th 8static Festival will take place at the Vox Populi art gallery and performance space on November 9-11th from 6pm-1am. Tickets can be purchased online at Limited Run or at the door if tickets are not sold out. Will be showcasing Philadelphia chip music talent along side some of the best performers in the country.
Part of the Red Bull Music Festival in Tokyo, Japan from October 22 – November 17th. “Documentary work “Diggin in the Carts”, exploring the history and attractiveness of Japanese game music comes back as a live event! Electronic music festival by artists influenced by game music. Chip Tanaka, Hally, Ken Ishii, Osamu Sato, Yuzo Koshiro x Motohiro Kawashima and more!”
The bigtime, folks! MAGFest’s flagship event. Some might even call it “Super”. Held January 4-7, 2018 in National Harbor, MD. More info at http://super.magfest.org/
HOTEL POLICY: http://magfest.org/
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Full performers info here: http://super.magfest.org/
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Full visualists info here: http://super.magfest.org/
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The National Videogame Arcade in Nottingham, England presents the debut of their videogame music and audio festival, All Your Bass. Special guests Masaya Matsuura, Rob Hubbard, and Jessica Curry will be on hand for talks and performances. Read more details in our news post and visit the NVA’s site for tickets and updated event info.
Retro City Festival is an annual celebration dedicated to the history of video gaming. We showcase the largest selection of retro console gaming under one roof in California. Experience Retro City’s classic arcades, pinball, tournaments, museums, vendors, and huge console play area!
Our festival will have a great variety of live video game music outside the expo hall during our weekend event.
Below are the confirmed acts for Retro City Fest 2018.
The Global Game Jam ® (GGJ) is the world’s largest game jam event taking place in physical locations across the globe. Think of it as a hackathon focused on game development. The first Global Game Jam® was held in January, 2009 with 1600 people jamming in 23 countries. By 2017, the event grew to over 700 sites in 95 countries with over 35,000 jammers!
GGJ’s mission is to stimulate innovation, experimentation, and collaboration in games. The annual event normally begins on a Friday afternoon in January and kicks off with video keynotes and advice from leaders in the game development industry. The jam formally begins after an announcement of the year’s theme, kept secret until the last second. All sites worldwide are challenged to make games based upon said theme within 48 hours. The GGJ encourages collaboration and is not a competition. Anyone can apply to host a jam site as long as they have a dedicated jam organizer and a venue with internet access.
The jam, which is fully run by volunteers, is known for fostering friendships while increasing confidence and opportunities within participating communities. Each GGJ event poses an intellectual challenge where people are invited to try new technology and tools while exploring new development roles and skills.
Check out a list of Jam Site here.
