30 years of Diablo music in 90 minutes, and you can finally listen to all of it
The full concert live album is out, and it is a proper trip through Diablo history.
If you have been interested in listening to the Diablo 30th anniversary concert but did not get the chance to do so in person earlier this year, you finally have a way to experience it now. Blizzard has released Diablo: The Infernal Symphony, which is the full live recording of the concert, to stream on Spotify and all other known music platforms. So, even if you were not one of the lucky people who visited the concert room in London, you can now hear the whole thing from start to finish, right from the comfort of your home.
The recording arrives almost three months after the concert took place at London’s Royal Festival Hall on June 6. It was the official celebration of Diablo’s 30th anniversary and opened the Game Music Festival 2026, which made it a special night for anyone who grew up with the series and its music.
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Thirty Years of Diablo Music In One Recording
The Infernal Symphony concert is split into 8 different music pieces from all five Diablo games. It starts with the original game and works its way through the history of Sanctuary, all the way to the current expansion of Diablo 4, Lord of Hatred. This makes it very special, as it is from across the entire franchise, and also the first time that music from all Diablo games was performed on stage together, so it really was a celebration of the whole series rather than just the newest entry.
Again, what is important to note here is that this is not just a collection of separate tracks from each soundtrack. The music was rearranged into one larger concert piece by Ignacy Wojciechowski, with the London Mozart Players, Hertfordshire Chorus, and conductor Marek Wroniszewski bringing it to life.
There were some familiar faces from Blizzard itself, with lead composer Ted Reedy and music director Derek Duke appearing as special guests. And original soloists from Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred joined the stage too.
Streaming Now, With More Hopefully to Come
When the concert was first announced, the organizers said they did not know if an online broadcast would be possible. Music licensing, additional resources, and the work required to record the event all made a stream uncertain. A few months later, we did not just get a short video or selected tracks, but the complete concert as a live album. That is a much better outcome for anyone who could not attend the London performance!
The concert is currently only available to stream. However, Blizzard's other Diablo soundtracks are already on Bandcamp, so there is a good chance the Infernal Symphony joins them there in the future for anyone who wants to own a copy. Blizzard also put out a vinyl box set for the World of Warcraft 20th anniversary concert, so it is not that far-fetched to hope that this one gets similar releases.
Either way, one of the best celebrations of Diablo's 30 years is now yours to listen to, wherever you stream your music.