PBS will be airing Video Games Live, which will be playing Sonic the Hedgehog music. The live concert will air on PBS on July 31st and play throughout August. They will also sell cds, dvds and blu-ray of the live event, until November, if you wish to own it.
But if you live in the bay area or Northern California, KQED TV will be airing it sooner. On June 7th (at 7:30 pm) and June 8th (1:30 am). Of course the show will be playing more than Sonic music, it will also feature God of War, Warcraft and much more.
[Source: SEGA Blog]
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The least you could do was tell us Sonic isn't in the video…
that said I felt the energy even though I hadn't played any game on the list except Mario, I really have to play God Of War now.
^I got you backed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNSeE8W0Rzw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92Je8Faq3HQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6pOG5VNbT0
Enjoy, my solid geometric brother.
I had a chance to go when they offered the presale tickets (center pit!), but decided not to since Sonic is about the only game I'm familiar with from the line-up.
And lol at NorCal
Why such a long gap in time for the showing?
Does not matter, will watch this as I have always wanted to go to one of them.
What was the name of the concert that had Shenmue?
We need some more Sega love here.
Getting the broadcast nearly two months early on KQED is a genuine advantage for anyone in Northern California, since the national PBS airdate isn’t until July 31st. The odd scheduling of a 7:30 pm slot on June 7th followed by a 1:30 am rerun on June 8th suggests they’re treating it as a late-night curiosity rather than a flagship program, which is a strange way to handle a show with this kind of crossover appeal. Still, for fans who want to catch the Sonic arrangements before the wider release, that first airing is the one to set a reminder for.