Wake up to reality — next year, you can listen to a live orchestra play your favorite Naruto songs and themes!
Naruto the Symphonic Experience will depart on a North American tour in February, so anime fans can watch incredible moments from the series on a large, cinema screen while listening to live musicians play the original score.
Producer Julien Vallespi combed through more than 70 hours of the first 220 episodes to find the perfect clips to accompany the musical performance. Anime fanatics can sit with their closest friends and anime community members while enjoying handpicked narrative arcs, dialogue, musical sequences, and scenes.
The famous ninja’s symphonic feature follows the storyline fans know and love, but you can only see this exact film and the corresponding musical montage through this experience. The film and music will be in Japanese with English subtitles. It lasts approximately 2.5 hours, but you’ll have a 20-minute intermission to stretch your legs and practice different ninja movements.
The tour will stop in several cities, including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Seattle, Dallas, New Orleans, Omaha, Orlando, and more. It starts on Feb. 28 in Indiana. Set your alarm now — tickets will be available at 10 a.m. ET on Dec. 6 at narutoinconcert.com.
