Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary Live
Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary Live was a pair of concerts that ran on September 20 and September 21, 2015, in Japan, as part of the Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary event. The September 20 show was hosted at the Osaka International Convention Center's Main Hall, while the September 21 show was hosted at the Tokyo International Forum, Hall A.[1] In addition to the concert, merchandise was sold at the event, both related to the concert as well as related to the Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary event.[2]
Setlist[edit]
Credits[edit]
- Music Director & Keyboards: Masanori Sasaji
- Bass: Shingo Tanaka
- Drums: Chisato Kawaguchi
- Guitar: Kenji Kitajima
- Guitar & Banjo: Hironori Akiyama
- Percussion: ASA-CHANG
- Trumpet: Koji Nishimura, Luis Valle
- Trombone: Eijiro Nakagawa
- Bass Trombone: Katsuhisa Asari
- Saxophone: Osamu Yoshida, Takuo Yamamoto, Ryoji Ihara
- Violin: SAKAYA (originally announced as Toshihiro Nakanishi)
- Keyboards & Vocals: Tomomi Oda
- MC: Yoshida Hisaki (Nippon Broadcasting System announcer)
- Special Guests: Koji Kondo, Takashi Tezuka
Gallery[edit]
Promotional image of Mario made out of level parts, in the style of Super Mario Maker's promotional images
Promotional image of the commemorative shirt, seen on the website
Promotional image of the commemorative mug, seen on the website
Promotional image of the brochure, seen on the website
Merchandise[edit]
Wooden die-cut accessory case, depicting a Super Mario Bros. sprite of Small Mario standing
Wooden die-cut clips (3-pc sets), depicting Super Mario Bros. sprites
San-ei Co., Ltd. Super Mario All Star plush toys of Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Toad, Shy Guy, Paragoomba, Koopa Paratroopa, and Chain Chomp
"Rubber Pass Cases" depicting Small dying Mario and a Little Goomba
Rubber Coasters, depicting Small Mario, Super Mario, Small Luigi, a Blooper, a Bullet Bill, and Bowser
A "Mini-Backpack Pouch" depicting assorted Super Mario Bros. sprites, attached to a carabiner clip
A "Multi-Mobile Pouch" depicting assorted 2D artwork of various power-up forms and enemies
A pencil case depicting monochrome renditions of Super Mario Bros. scenes
The "Game Levels" deck of Mario Trump cards
References in later media[edit]
- Several songs in the game are based on renditions from this concert.
References[edit]
- ^ スーパーマリオ30周年記念ライブ. Promax. Retrieved September 25, 2025.
- ^ SMB30th_goods. Promax. Retrieved September 26, 2025.
