The concert itself featured interactive elements that changed depending on the setlist's progression.Įven Grammy-winning musicians, such as Twenty One Pilots, probably sit back and play games like Halo every now and then. Additionally, Twenty One Pilots digital merchandise was sold at Roblox's in-game store. This past September, the Ohio band announced a special Twenty One Pilots concert hosted by Roblox. In addition to the musical duo's performance, the preshow venue included a scavenger hunt that tasked players with combing through the entire Roblox digital universe in order to attain unique items. Twenty One Pilots has ties to the gaming industry that preceded their Halo theme song cover. But I’m sure that most of the people who went probably don’t even know what it’s from unfortunately." The crowd's reaction doesn't appear to liven until Twenty One Pilots transitioned into one of their own songs, though, and DarthKody28 noted, "I was very hype. That said, the theme's roaring drums are unmistakable in Twenty One Pilot's version they're just as bold and boisterous as that of the original theme. Instead of the original's orchestral strings, Twenty One Pilots performed the song's melody using an electric guitar. A fan called DarthKody28 posted a video of the band's rendition of "Halo," the theme song of the first-person shooter franchise, to Reddit. Related: J Balvin's "Ten Cuidado" Pokémon 25 Music Video Features Pikachu, CharizardĪlthough some concertgoers in Boston might not be familiar with Halo, they were given the opportunity to listen to its theme song thanks to popular music group Twenty One Pilots. To celebrate the Final Fantasy VII Remake, audiences around the world attended (and continue to attend) shows presented by the Final Fantasy VII Remake Orchestra World Tour - a symphonic concert devoted to performing the original Nobuo-Uematsu-composed video game soundtrack. The music of various franchises - notably The Legend of Zeldaor Final Fantasy, just to name a few - have been performed by fans, by musicians, and even in developer- or publisher-commissioned orchestral concerts. In some cases, musical soundtracks are just as essential to the quality of a game as its gameplay. The Halo theme song, listed as "Halo" in the Halo Original Soundtrack, has been a constant feature throughout the franchise since its inception with the release of its first installment, 2001's Halo: Combat Evolved.
The song is available as a free Xbox Live download for the music game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.The Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix was played at the 2005 New Year's celebration in Seattle, Washington.The piece has a length of 4:11, and it plays several times during Halo 2, namely during the demo video, the end of Metropolis where John-117 boards a Scarab and during the ending credits. It is a remix of the original Halo Theme, and contains two electric guitars (a lead guitar on the left side and a rhythm guitar on the right side) accompaniment by Steve Vai. Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix is the first track on Halo 2 Original Soundtrack Volume 1.