The Curieux Orchestra, with vocalist Alice Duport-Percier and conductor Daniel Sicard, performed to a packed Hammersmith Apollo in London, part of a tour selling out major European venues since October.
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Despite being overlooked by the Grammys, the music’s popularity and the tour’s success reflect the game’s cultural impact since its 2025 release, uniting fans through shared celebration and immersive storytelling.
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