Doom Composer to Perform Live at Radar Festival

Fans of one of gaming's most iconic soundtracks will soon get to experience it in a whole new way, as composer Mick Gordon is set to play the Doom soundtrack live on stage for the first time as the headliner at Radar Festival in the UK next summer.

Composer Mick Gordon, known for defining Doom's identity with crushing riffs and industrial synths, will perform the Doom soundtrack live at Radar Festival in the UK next summer. This will be his first full-length set with a live band, orchestra, and full production, offering fans a unique experience. The performance will feature iconic tracks like Rip & Tear and BFG Division, which have become fan favorites with millions of streams.

Gordon expressed his excitement for the collaboration with Radar Festival, highlighting the potential for more festivals to feature video game music. The live performance will mark a significant moment for fans who have long awaited the opportunity to hear the soundtrack in a live setting. Despite challenges, including Gordon's split from id Software, the event will showcase the fusion of metal music and gaming, creating an energetic atmosphere for attendees.

Radar Festival, scheduled for July 30 to August 1, 2027, will offer a unique blend of live alternative music and gaming experiences. Gordon will bring his legendary Doom Machine to the performance, along with theatrical elements like fire and projection mapping to enhance the spectacle. Attendees can expect an epic showcase of Gordon's iconic work at the festival.