Nintendo has announced more dates for the 2027 ‘The Legend Of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert’ series with tickets on sale now. Announced in September as part of a special The Legend Of Zelda Direct showcase, the orchestral concert tour will begin at Tokyo’s Garden Theatre in January before heading to Europe, North America and Australia. Following the reveal, some fans criticised the 27-date world tour for its limited stops but Nintendo quietly added a handful of new dates to the tour. Now, after a majority of the gigs sold out almost instantly, another batch have been confirmed including a fifth performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall. More shows are being added to The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert series. Ticket sales will begin tomorrow, 13/11 at 12:00 (UK time). Venue pre-sale and general public on-sale times will vary by location. Tickets for Paris and Frankfurt will go on sale at a later date. pic.twitter.com/hFKAAfhYbS — Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) November 12, 2026 JANUARY 2027: 23 – Tokyo Garden Theater, Tokyo FEBRUARY 6 – Civic Hall, Fukuoka 22 – Symphony Center, Chicago 23 – Symphony Center, Chicago 26 – Symphony Center, Chicago (new date) MARCH 3 – Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater Hitaru, Hokkaido APRIL 3 – ROHM Theatre, Kyoto 3 – Royal Albert Hall, London (matinee) 3 – Royal Albert Hall, London 4 – ROHM Theatre, Kyoto 4 – Royal Albert Hall, London (matinee) 4 – Royal Albert Hall, London 6 – Royal Albert Hall, London (new date) 17 – Auditorium Conciliazione, Rome (new date) 18 – Auditorium Conciliazione, Rome (matinee) (new date) 18 – Auditorium Conciliazione, Rome (new date) 27 – K-Arena Yokohama, Kanagawa MAY 13 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne 14 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne 15 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne 16 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne JUNE 18 – Konserthuset, Stockholm 19 – Konserthuset, Stockholm (matinee) (new date) 19 – Konserthuset, Stockholm 25 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas 26 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas 27 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, DallasRecommended JULY 9 – Opera House, Sydney (matinee) (new date) 9 – Opera House, Sydney 10 – Opera House, Sydney (matinee) 10 – Opera House, Sydney 15 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle (new date) 16 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle 17 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle 18 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle 23 – Jones Hall For The Performing Arts, Houston 24 – Jones Hall For The Performing Arts, Houston 30 – Filene Center At Wolf Trap, Vienna 31 – Filene Center At Wolf Trap, Vienna (matinee) (new date) 31 – Filene Center At Wolf Trap, Vienna (new date) AUGUST 25 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles SEPTEMBER 6 – Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (new date) 7 – Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (new date) 10 – Alte Oper, Frankfurt (new date) 11 – Alte Oper, Frankfurt (matinee) (new date) 11 – Alte Oper, Frankfurt (new date) 17 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh (matinee) (new date) 17 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh 18 – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow (matinee) (new date) 18 – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow OCTOBER 9 – Carnegie Hall, New York 10 – Carnegie Hall, New York (matinee) 10 – Carnegie Hall, New York 21 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto 22 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto TBA – Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco NOVEMBER 13 – Philharmonie de Paris, Paris (new date) 14 – Philharmonie de Paris, Paris (matinee) (new date) 14 – Philharmonie de Paris, Paris (new date) Tickets for most of the new shows are on sale now and can be found here. Paris and Frankfurt tickets will be available at a later date, while details about a gig in Spain are still to be announced. To give fans a taste of what they can expect from The Legend Of Zelda 40th anniversary concert tour, Nintendo has shared a live performance video of the specially-created ‘Triforce Medley’. “It’s themed around wisdom, power, and courage—the virtues of the Triforce—and includes a medley of various songs,” Nintendo explained. Meanwhile, musical Zelda fans are using the new Ocarina Of Time Remake to cover their favourite songs.
‘The Legend Of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert’ series adds new UK and European dates
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