ABOUT MGP LIVE
WE TURN MUSIC INTO MOMENTS THAT LAST A LIFETIME
40+ Years. Thousands of Concerts.
Countless Standing Ovations!
MGP Live transforms beloved classic media icons into unforgettable international symphonic experiences. By blending music, visuals, and storytelling, we magnify the most powerful moments into shows that feel truly larger than life.
SEE, HEAR, FEEL with MGPLIVE
Driven by passion and a clear mission, MGP Live creates live experiences that transcend generations. Celebrating the universal power of music, we blend genres, visuals, and storytelling to craft immersive concerts that cross cultures and connect deeply with audiences around the world.
Founder and President, Massimo Gallotta, first began promoting and producing concerts in Italy over 40 years ago. In 2006, he created MGP Live in NYC to promote Italian culture and music internationally, becoming synonymous with innovative, cross-genre productions. He is also a Professional Member of the Recording Academy, which presents the GRAMMY Awards.
Over the years, MGP Live has brought to life countless landmark events, including the first-ever U.S. concert for Maestro Ennio Morricone, featuring a 200-piece orchestra at Radio City Music Hall. Other highlights include legendary performances with Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Joe Cocker, Caetano Veloso & Gilberto Gil, Patti LaBelle reunion concert, Academy Award winner Roberto Benigni’s first U.S. comedy tour, Angelique Kidjo’s performance at the United Nations, Pino Daniele’s first ever international tour and many more.
Our groundbreaking projects include world tours of The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, international performances of Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy, Assassin’s Creed Symphony, and The 8-Bit Big Band.
Most recent productions include the Batman (1989) 35th Anniversary Live Concert, The Godfather 50th Anniversary Live at the iconic Dolby Theatre and the electrifying Sonic Symphony.
Orchestra of musicians playing string and wind instruments on stage
Marquee sign at San Diego Civic Theatre advertising a concert called 'The Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses' happening on Friday, July 21 at 8 PM.
Orchestra performing on stage with a large screen displaying the 'Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' logo in the background.
Orchestra conductor and musicians playing in a dark concert hall, music sheet on a stand with two small lights.
Orchestra performing on stage with a large audience in front, and a screen behind displaying the Assassin's Creed Symphony logo.
An orchestra performing on stage with a large screen displaying a scene of medieval knights in armor, with a figure in a white hooded outfit, in a dimly lit concert hall.
Marquee sign at Paramount theater advertising a show featuring Zelda, with event details and date displayed.
A group of musicians performing on stage, with a man in the foreground playing a saxophone. Others in the background are also playing instruments and reading sheet music, under colorful stage lighting.
A conductor with gray hair and a black suit leading an orchestra with a large screen behind displaying the 'Final Fantasy XVI' logo.
Orchestra and choir performing on stage with conductor leading
Orchestra musicians playing violins and violas in a dark setting
Marquee sign at the Orpheum Theater with the message: "MGP LIVE PRESENTS Distant Worlds: Final Fantasy."
Orchestra musicians playing cellos on stage with blue lighting
Orchestra performing on stage at a concert hall with a large screen displaying Sonic the Hedgehog.
Orchestra musicians playing wind instruments during a performance.
A man in a dark blazer and glasses stands on stage holding a microphone, with musicians playing string instruments in the background.
An orchestra on stage with violinists in the front and choir singers in the back, all performing together.
Photo credits: Qlint Chesney
A stage with an orchestra performing, featuring musicians and a conductor, with two screens displaying colorful graphics that say 'The 8-Bit Big Band.'
Musicians performing on stage in a concert hall, including a keyboardist, saxophonists, violinists, and a guitarist, with conductor leading the orchestra.
A conductor leads an orchestra on stage with colorful purple, blue, and white lights. Musical instruments like guitars and percussion are set up in the foreground, with the words 'Super Podcast' displayed on a screen behind the musicians.
The Apollo Theater marquee at night displaying upcoming event details for Pino Daniele on October 1 at 8 PM.

