Zelda's 40th anniversary concert tour starts selling tickets on September 30
Nintendo's worldwide Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert tour opens ticket sales on September 30, beginning with European venues. Shows run through 2027 across North America, Europe and Australia, with more countries still to come.
Tickets for The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert go on sale September 30, with exact on-sale times varying by venue. Nintendo of Europe confirmed that sales for the London, Stockholm, Edinburgh and Glasgow shows open at 13:00 CEST.
Where the tour goes
The tour runs across 2027. North America opens in Chicago on February 22 and takes in Boston, Dallas, Seattle, Houston, Vienna in Virginia, Los Angeles, New York, Toronto and San Francisco. Europe begins in London on April 3, followed by Stockholm in June and Edinburgh and Glasgow in September. Australia gets Melbourne from May 13 and Sydney in July.
More dates on the way
The organisers say concerts in France, Germany, Italy and Spain are being planned, with details and additional cities to be announced in the near future. Nintendo of Europe repeated that line when it confirmed the September 30 on-sale, so anyone in those four countries is being asked to wait rather than travel.
Some venues already list firm on-sale dates while others are still marked as to be announced, so the September 30 date is a start rather than a single global drop.
Why it matters
Zelda's previous concert tours have sold out quickly, and a 40th anniversary run spanning three continents is the biggest orchestral push the series has had. It also lands the same year Konami is running its own Castlevania 40th anniversary concerts, which makes 2027 an unusually busy year for game music on the road.
Why it matters
Zelda concert tours historically sell out fast, and this one covers more cities across more continents than any previous run, with several major European countries still unannounced.