Tickets for The Legend of Zelda 40th anniversary concert tour go on sale on September 30, Polygon reported. Sales for most venues open at 12 p.m. local time.
The orchestral tour runs through 2027 at a range of venues across North America, Europe and Australia. The North American leg opens in Chicago on February 22, the European leg in London on April 3, and the Australian leg in Melbourne on May 13. A Japanese leg begins earlier, on January 23.
Sale dates for several locations, among them Boston, Houston and Seattle, have not been set. The tour's official site says the routing is not final either, and that more European dates are being added.
Additional concerts in France, Germany, Italy and Spain are currently being planned, with details and additional cities to be announced in the near future.
What the programme covers
Polygon reports that the programme draws on music from across the series, from the original The Legend of Zelda in 1986 through to Tears of the Kingdom in 2023. The series marks its 40th anniversary this year.
Pricing for the North American, European and Australian dates has not been announced, and Polygon reports that it is expected to vary by venue. Seats for the Japanese leg of the tour, which begins on January 23, run from roughly $76 to $114.
The tour joins a run of orchestral concert series built around game franchises. Polygon lists Final Fantasy, Sonic, Persona and World of Warcraft among the series currently touring or staging one-off events.
Nintendo releases its remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5. Polygon reports that the remake includes fully symphonic orchestrated arrangements of Koji Kondo's original compositions, and that most of the concert dates fall several months after the game's launch.
