Final Fantasy Concert Debuts at Brasil Game Show 2025

Brasil Game Show (BGS) returns to São Paulo’s Distrito Anhembi from October 9–12, 2025, with a landmark addition: the A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY concert series. After nearly two decades of sold-out shows in North America, Europe and Japan, this chamber-style orchestral event will perform for Latin American fans for the first time.

Key Highlights

• First Latin American performance: “A New World” brings the acclaimed Distant Worlds production to BGS25.
• Special guest: Naoki Hamaguchi, co-director of FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH and REMAKE, will appear on stage for a Q&A session.
• Expanded footprint: BGS occupies five pavilions at Anhembi, matching the scale of major international expos.
• Focused repertoire: Chamber arrangements of FFVII themes, remakes and classic series tracks offer a personal, authentic experience.

Feature	Details
Event Dates	October 9–12, 2025
Location	Distrito Anhembi, São Paulo, Brazil
Concert Series	A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY
Notable Attendee	Naoki Hamaguchi, FFVII REBIRTH & REMAKE co-director

Industry Significance

Bringing a major FINAL FANTASY concert to Latin America underscores BGS’s growing influence and the region’s expanding market. Official orchestral shows have historically focused on North America, Europe and Japan—this debut highlights Brazil’s rising profile in the global gaming ecosystem. Developers and publishers are watching to see if strong local demand spurs more high-profile events or enhanced localization efforts across Latin America.

Access and Affordability

Tickets range from standard day passes to premium packages with early entry and exclusive lounges, topping out at around 2,000 BRL. While tiered pricing is common at international expos, affordable entry remains a priority for grassroots fans. Future editions could balance premium experiences with broader access to support continued growth.

Looking Ahead

If BGS25’s Final Fantasy concert is a success, it could pave the way for other global franchises to engage directly with Latin American audiences. For fans, it marks a long-overdue recognition of their passion. For the industry, it signals Brazil’s readiness to host world-class gaming events.