But because it’s online that also means that everyone will get a chance to see it. With no travel time and the lack of having to buy tickets, every Genshin Impact fan will get to experience the event. The Genshin Impact concert, officially called Genshin Concert 2021- Melodies Of An Endless Journey, features music originally composed and produced by Yu-Peng Chen and HOYO-MIX. The concert will be presented by Belgian conductor Maestro Dirk Brossé. As well as the Flanders Symphony Orchestra.
The Genshin Impact concert will take place on October 3
Genshin Impact is filled with amazing music, and in a little over a month players and fans will be able to experience that music in a new light. The Genshin Concert 2021 – Melodies of An Endless Journey will take place on October 3. miHoYo hasn’t announced an official time for the concert broadcast yet though. However, it will last around 90 minutes and feature multiple performances. In addition to the symphonic performance, the concert will also feature unique performances on different stages in countries around the globe. Including the US and South Korea. These performances will be reimagined adaptions of tracks from the game. Presented by a collective of individuals and various groups of artists. miHoYo says that these additional performances will also span a range of music genres. So expect some surprising interpretations of the game’s much loved music. The Genshin concert is just one way miHoYo is celebrating the game’s 1-year anniversary. In the coming weeks, players will be treated to all sorts of in-game events. These will include rewards for signing in and completing various in-game activities during the event time. Players also get to look forward to the release of Patch 2.1. Which includes four new playable characters, one of which is a special crossover character from Horizon Zero Dawn. Beyond all that, the patch will wrap up the main story quests for Inazuma. The game’s newly added island region inspired by Japan.
