Nier: Orchestra Concert 12024 – The end of data
2024-2025 Concert tour for Nier video game series
Nier: Orchestra Concert 12024 – The end of data was an international live concert tour by AWR Music Productions and Square Enix. The concerts consisted of music from the video games Nier, Nier: Automata, and the anime Nier: Automata Ver1.1a. The show premiered on January 27, 2024, in Los Angeles and ran through January 2025, visiting cities including Chicago, Berlin, Barcelona, Paris, Bangkok, and Orlando.
In 2025, Square Enix announced Nier: Orchestra Concert re:12024 – The end of data, a Japan‑only version timed to coincide with the 15th anniversary of Nier. This edition features pre‑recorded narrative readings from the Japanese voice actors for 2B and 9S, Yui Ishikawa and Natsuki Hanae, in a tailored experience for the Japanese audience.
Background and production
Nier: Orchestra Concert 12024 – The end of data was conceived as a multimedia celebration of the Nier series, produced jointly by Square Enix and AWR Music Productions. Announced in July 2023, the tour was designed as an immersive live orchestral experience featuring music from the Nier series. It also expanded upon the lore of Nier: Automata, introducing a new, canonical epilogue for one of the game's endings. The concert was described as a "visual novel style story being told through [...] text [overlaid] over visuals".
The concert tour featured performances from English singer and voice actress Emi Evans, as well as Tokyo-based American singer-songwriter J'Nique Nicole.
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