Persona 4 Dancing All Night

The story is retold to the player by Margaret, and takes place roughly a month after the epilogue of Persona 4 Golden. Since then, Rise Kujikawa has returned to the world of entertainment, and is teaching her friends from Inaba how to dance so they can act as her backup dancers in a live performance at the Love Meets Bonds Festival. Yu Narukami, now living in the city, meets up with Rise and Naoto Shirogane to practice, but they are informed by festival producer Kyoka Uchimizu that Rise's friends will no longer be performing and that Rise will instead be singing alongside her junior idol Kanami Mashita. Kanami arrives shortly thereafter, and they deduce that the change is due to the sudden disappearance of Kanami's idol group "Kanamin Kitchen," whom Ochimizu produces. This reminds Naoto of a recent rumor she had heard, stating "at midnight, if you see a video of a deceased idol playing on the LMB site, you are transported to the 'other side' and will never wake up again." The three view the website to test the rumor, and they are pulled into the world of the "Midnight Stage," a realm in the collective unconsciousness isolated from the TV World, where the Shadows are being bound and controlled by an unknown entity's song under the guise of forming a “bond” with them.

Roughly a month after the events of Persona 4 Golden, Rise Kujikawa has returned to her career in the idol industry and invites Yu Narukami and the rest of their friends to perform alongside her at an upcoming music event, the Love Meets Bonds Festival. When Yu and Naoto Shirogane join Rise at her dance studio, they are introduced to fellow idol Kanami Mashita and learn that Kanami's idol group has mysteriously gone missing. Chasing a chilling rumor about a video that appears on the festival's website at midnight, the group investigates and is suddenly pulled into the Midnight Stage, a strange realm unlike the TV world they once knew. There they encounter a mysterious entity brainwashing its victims, and discover that only the power of song and dance can free those caught in its grip.