We all miss good old Henry of Skalitz, don’t we? So why not reminisce about his past adventures through music? Yesterday evening, Warhorse Studios published the official concert film on their YouTube channel—a live performance that took place in early 2026 inside the stunning St. Barbara’s Church in Kutná Hora, also known as Kuttenberg: the very city you’ve explored for countless hours in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
Clocking in at just over an hour, the concert showcases the sheer talent of the local philharmonic orchestra alongside a 110-singer choir whose vibrant voices echo throughout the jaw-dropping venue. To top it off, in-house composer Jan Valta conducted the entire performance.
The Czech studio has always placed music front and center, spending the past few months steadily rolling out new releases for their best-selling RPG. At the time of writing, the complete Kingdom Come: Deliverance II OST spans 12 albums and features 327 tracks. Not every one of them is a standout, of course—Jan Valta and co-composer Adam Sporka opted for a completist approach, essentially releasing everything they wrote for the game. For newcomers, the curated soundtrack selection is the way to go, though streaming numbers show that die-hard fans are just as passionate about the ambient albums.
In other live music news, the fantastic Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 world tour just added a new leg, and Nintendo is set to open ticket sales for its once-in-a-lifetime The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary concert.
