Two video game concerts. Same venue. Nine days apart. Sonic Live in Concert brings 35 years of the franchise's soundtrack to Resorts World Theatre on October 1 -- live band, vocalists, and the Green Hill Zone theme played the way a speaker was never meant to carry it. UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony follows on October 10, curated by Toby Fox himself, performed by a live 25-piece orchestra. If you have ever felt something because of a game's music, October at Resorts World is worth your attention.
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The Music You Grew Up With. Played by Real Hands in a Real Room.
There is a specific kind of electricity that happens when music you have heard through a speaker for years suddenly exists in three dimensions around you -- when a theme that lives in your memory becomes a physical thing, performed by musicians who understand exactly what those notes mean to the people in the room. October 2026 brings two concerts built entirely on that premise to Resorts World Theatre, nine days apart. One celebrates 35 years of the fastest thing alive. The other follows the underground journey of a small, determined child. Both are worth your time.

Sonic Live in Concert at Resorts World Theatre
Sonic Live in Concert at Resorts World is October 1 at 8:00 PM -- the first of the two gaming concerts and the broader of the two in generational reach. Thirty-five years of franchise music means the show has something for the kid who grew up with a Sega Genesis and something for the teenager who knows Undefeatable by heart. Live musicians, rock performers, and vocalists take the stage alongside gameplay footage, giving the arrangements a live energy that a studio recording simply cannot replicate. The compositions of Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani -- the composers whose work defined each era of Sonic's sonic identity -- are performed with full instrumentation and the kind of musical Easter eggs that reward a devoted audience. The Green Hill Zone theme, played by a live band, in a room full of people who have been hearing it for decades, is a different experience entirely. One night only.
When: October 1, 2026 at 8:00 PM | Venue: Resorts World Theatre, Resorts World Las Vegas

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony at Resorts World Theatre
UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony at Resorts World is October 10 at 8:00 PM -- and the detail that sets this concert apart from any other video game symphony is the name behind it. Toby Fox, the solo developer who wrote every note of UNDERTALE's score himself, curated this production directly. That authorship is not a marketing point. It means the arrangements reflect the intent behind the music, not a generic orchestral treatment applied from the outside. Twenty-five live musicians follow UNDERTALE's narrative path from the Ruins through Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotland, and New Home -- the same emotional geography the game walks, now filled with brass, strings, and percussion that the original chiptune-influenced score could only gesture toward. Gameplay footage runs alongside throughout. For anyone who ever felt something because of this game, the live room is where that feeling becomes something else entirely. One night only.
When: October 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM | Venue: Resorts World Theatre, Resorts World Las Vegas
The Practical Truth
Two nights, same venue, nine days apart. Resorts World Theatre is a purpose-built concert hall with production capabilities that suit exactly this kind of high-visual, high-sound show. October 1 for Sonic, October 10 for UNDERTALE. Check the booking section below for current availability on both shows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What video game concerts are in Las Vegas in October 2026?
Two shows at Resorts World Theatre: Sonic Live in Concert on October 1 at 8:00 PM, celebrating 35 years of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise with live musicians, rock performers, and vocalists; and UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony on October 10 at 8:00 PM, a live orchestral concert curated by UNDERTALE creator and composer Toby Fox. Both shows run approximately 90 minutes. Check the booking section below for current availability.
Do you need to know the games to enjoy these concerts?
Not necessarily. Both concerts stand on their own as live musical performances. That said, familiarity with either franchise adds real depth -- the arrangements and visuals are built around the games' emotional beats, and fans will find moments that hit on a completely different level than a first-time listener. Sonic spans 35 years of material with broad generational reach. UNDERTALE has a devoted cross-age fanbase. Either show works as a concert even if the games are unfamiliar.
What music is performed at Sonic Live in Concert?
The show spans 35 years of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise -- from the iconic Green Hill Zone theme of the original Sega Genesis era through modern titles, including fan favorites like Undefeatable. The compositions of series composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani feature prominently, performed with live rock instrumentation, vocalists, and fresh arrangements. Gameplay footage runs alongside the performance throughout.
What is UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony?
A live orchestral concert of the UNDERTALE game score, performed by a 25-piece orchestra and curated directly by Toby Fox -- the solo developer who wrote every note of the original game. The show follows UNDERTALE's narrative geography from the Ruins through Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotland, and New Home, with synchronized gameplay footage running alongside the live performance. One night only at Resorts World Theatre on October 10.
Are these shows appropriate for kids and families?
Both shows have no stated age restriction and are well-suited for family attendance. Sonic has particularly broad generational appeal -- kids who grew up with the games alongside parents who remember the Sega Genesis era. UNDERTALE's concert mirrors the game's tone: emotional, funny, and occasionally tense. Younger fans of either franchise will find these among the more memorable live experiences tied to something they already love.
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