Coming to Nottingham in January 2018

23 November 2017. Announced in early November All Your Bass: The Videogame Music Festival is a new videogame music and audio festival coming to Nottingham on January 19th & 20th 2018.

The festival features outstanding headline acts:

Legendary Japanese Videogame composer Masaya Matsuura,
Heartbeat of the 80s home computer scene Rob Hubbard
A live performance of Dear Ester by the Liverpool Philharmonic accompanied by on-screen play through by Thomas McMullenan followed with Q&As with BAFTA-winning composer Jessica Curry.

In addition we’re delighted to announce a number of further additions to our programme:

Alistair Lindsay, Head of Audio at Sony, will share the audio past and future of the playstation classic WipEout.
Taking inspiration from the sounds of classic videogame hardware systems virtuoso pianist Yshani Perinpanayagam will explore ideas of game and play at the piano
A performance of Monument Valley’s music
A live composer commentary on Donkey Kong and Snake Pass from David Wise
A fireside chat with David Housden and Mike Bithell as they discuss their award-winning collaborations on Thomas was Alone & Volume.
The exciting Retro Hour podcast and Blake Troise will celebrate modern chip-tunes and one-bit audio
Graeme Norgate speaking about his experiencing composing Goldeneye 64 and Free Radical
Chris Abbott shares his experiences launching ‘Project Hubbard’ through Kickstarter
Sheridans’ Law on hand to answer all your licensing questions
A live performances of innovative composition Climb! from composer Maria Kallionpaa and the University of Nottingham’s Mixed Reality Lab.

Tickets are £80 (two-day) and £45 (one-day) and are available at www.thenva.com/allyourbass.