The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert series will tour around starting in early 2027

The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert series will tour around starting in early 2027
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Opening today's The Legend of Zelda Direct was an orchestral medley, taking us through the last 40 years of the franchise. It brought back memories of Symphony of the Goddesses, the Zelda concert tour that celebrated the 25th anniversary. Later in the Direct, it was confirmed that a new concert tour will debut in Japan in early 2027, with a worldwide tour coming in February. The North American leg will kick off in Chicago on February 22nd with more dates to be announced. The European leg will begin on April 3rd in London and an Australian tour will debut on May 13th in Melbourne. While more dates have yet to be announced, Nintendo directed fans to zelda.gameconcerts.com for more information. At this time, the site redirects and requires a password, so hopefully that information comes sooner rather than later! We'll have ticket info and dates for you as soon as they become available. Are you excited for this new concert tour? What song do you want to hear live? Update: The website has updated and given us more information! Take a look at the confirmed tour dates. Chicago, IL – February 22nd & 23rd, 2027 London, UK – April 3rd & 4th, 2027 Melbourne, AUS – May 13th through May 16th, 2027 Stockholm, SWE – June 18th & 19th, 2027 Sydney, AUS – July 9th & 10th, 2027 (Note: 2 shows are available for July 10th, one show at 2 PM and one show at 7 PM) Seattle, WA – July 16th through July 18th, 2027 Houston, TX – July 23rd & 24th, 2027 Vienna, VA – July 30th, 2027 Edinburgh, UK – September 17th, 2027 Glasgow, UK – September 18th, 2027 San Francisco, CA – October 2027 Additional dates and countries will be available in the future, with tickets going on sale sometime this month. Check out more Zelda content

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