vgmtogether will return! October 21-23, 2022
And in the meantime, check out our special sneak preview trailer!

Did you know that DiscoCactus can compress itself into small, bite-size servings? This is an especially useful skill when, say, one or more members of the band test positive for COVID-19 mere days before performing. ThrexUltimA (Doug Perry and Ben Wallace) are one such iteration of a downsized DiscoCactus. Join them for a duo performance of video game music, painted using a palette of piano and percussion!
I am an active recording and performing musician, hosting the majority of my works on Youtube. I am predominantly an electric guitarist and also play bass guitar, piano, sitar, tablas, and am a vocalist/voice actor. I am an experienced arranger of popular music from video games, movies, television, composer for a variety of works, and a mixing engineer.
Geekswag is a VGM rapper-singer duo from Boston. Join BoZ & ZEN for a Virtual Concert full of geeky lyricism, smooth vocals, and dynamic performance energy
Full-time musician, entertainer, and DJ best known for remixing video game music. Co-founder of Tiny Waves, veteran member of GameChops
In March of 2021, the very first vgmtogether took place: a three-day online event celebrating video game music. It was an event full of performances, panels, and community activities, all taking place on Twitch, Discord, and VRChat. What you might not know is that just over two months earlier, the event hadn’t even been dreamed up yet! So, how did it all come together? Join vgmtogether directors Doug and Nujj as they reflect on the steps leading up to the event and answer your questions, live from VRChat!
Narrative Game Club is a book club but for narrative games! Members vote on a game, play it, and then discuss our thoughts on the story, music, art, whatever! In our vgmtogether session, will be discussing GRIS. There’s no need to have played it to listen in on our discussion. Fair warning: There will be plenty of spoilers!
A conversation about Twitch, its role as a birthplace of online communities, and the importance of moderators to their upkeep and nurturing.
Have you ever wondered how you actually get music from games? Pixelated Audio discusses the frequently overlooked work that goes into archiving video game music and the many individuals that contribute. Our panel will include audio examples that highlight some of the amazing music that’s been collected over the years.
Join Daniel Romberger (dannymusic) for an informal presentation/concert introducing the theremin, a unique electronic instrument that produces sound out of thin air without physical contact.