“My agency and I are talking about doing this for the next two years,” said Gordon. “There are a number of [events] across the whole world that we’re hoping to take this show [to].”
Fans unable to attend these European shows might soon have the chance to see Gordon live, as he has received numerous offers from the European metal festival circuit. Discussions are underway to extend these performances over the next two years, potentially reaching audiences worldwide.
Gordon is excited to blend the intensity of video game music with the energy of live rock and metal shows. He aims to deliver a unique experience that goes beyond traditional orchestral performances of video game music. “Nobody has done this thing where you have this massive circle mosh pit with videogame music,” Gordon explained.
“For a long time I’ve wanted to take what I find really exciting about videogame music and marry it with what I find really exciting about a live rock and metal show,” Gordon stated.
Until then, fans can enjoy Gordon’s work on the soundtrack for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2, available from October 14 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with a future release planned for Nintendo Switch 2.
Tristan Ogilvie, a veteran video editor at IGN, reported this news. With 25 years in gaming journalism, Ogilvie has contributed to major gaming publications in Australia and is currently based in Sydney. Follow him on Bluesky @tristanogilvie.bsky.social for more updates.
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